Here is another one of the late 2009 figures. This time a Pioneer from the 77th Regt of Foot from the French and Indian War.

Sculpted out of Magic Sculpt with a Hornet head.





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Bro, your sculpting skill never fails to amaze me! I think you are probably one of the best sculptors I have ever seen. I just wish you sculpted in 90-120mm! Or at least think about it!!

Anders, your sculpting is absolutely amazing! The pose is perfect, flawless, and the detail!
I hope to see a whole bunch of your work at Tulsa this year!

Jim

Wowza! Great job mon frere - you're on a roll !

Hello Anders,

fantastic sculpting. The figure looks very realistic, great work !!!

Greetings

Karsten

Hi Anders,

Lovely piece as always-will this be a commercial release or a one off?

Keith

Anders , excellent sculpting with a well balanced and natural looking pose.

Cheers Ken

Great sculpted piece Anders.
I really like it.

marc

Amazing sculpting, the figure has a lot of character, compliments

stefano

Thanks one and all, very kind words!

I can't take credit for the pose as I ripped off an Osprey plate in their book "Highlanders in the French and Indian War 1756-1767" - A great book!

I'm looking forward to painting it, it's a bit different from the other highlanders I've done in the past.


Jason,

Thanks man! I did a 90mm once! Mark at Thunderbird sells it, but I doubt you are into coboy figures You should try a 75mm figure though, great scale to work in!

Keith,

It's a one off. Though I wish I could sculpt heads as good as Mr. Saunders of Hornet...!

Very nice sculpt this mate will looki very good when finished.RobH

Excellent sculpting Anders, great subject choice.

Cheers David

Excellent sculpt Anders.

Ray

Thanks guys! I have one more figure to sculpt before Atlanta show in February, then I get to paint this one! I am looking forward to it! Will post update when he's got some paint slushed onto him.

the face its just amazing, great great job
cheers
Rodrigo

Hola Rodrigo!

I wish I could take credit for the face, but it's a Hornet Head, sculpted by Mr. Roger Saunders. And yes, it is indeed a great head!