Here's some more progress on the Prussian Hussar. Please note that everything is hanging by some blutac and some parts are even falling off. It's also minus sword and sabretache( you saw this already). Just couldn't hold them in place. Thanks for looking
P.s. The figure should be available from TLB very soon
Stephen Mallia

superb

Stephen,

Really nice! I love the detail work that you do!

Joe

As usual...........IMPRESSIVE

The Braiding is exceptional

Can't wait to see it live

Regards,

Samwel Vella

Nice work Stephen and great detail work.
What scale is the piece?

Steve

Stephen,
Very nice.
Cheers
John

Thanks guys.

Steve, it's in 75mm

Stephen Mallia

Excellent sculpting.
Just oh and ah. Great.

Marc

Hello Stephen,

I think its great! I especially like the braid work. However I am wondering if the photo's give an incorrect impression of the right hand being a little out of scale?

Thanks,
Anthony

Thanks guys.

Anthony, according to anatomy charts it should be just fine. However the pipe needs to go deeper and when placed will really give the fingers another look. Nonetheless i will recheck just in case

Stephen Mallia

As always, Stephen, beautifully done!! All that braiding - outasite! The pose makes him look a little drunken, but what's wrong with that?!

All the best,
Dan

Stephen beautiful work on a nice scale . Details are really nice and the character of the figures shows already ! Waiting to see it finished ,but even more painted !!

Best Regards

Costas

Lovely pose matey....... cool and relax

Ray

Great sculpting Stephen, wonderful detail work like the veins and braid.

Lovely scupting Stephen.
Your a better man than me Ghungu Din,i'll just stick to the painting.
Brian

Your work is terrific. The pose makes this figure! He's relaxed and (apparently) comfortable. Very nice.

Thanks guys. Actually I have to admit that the pose is leaning a bit too much since the backdrop is holding at the back with blutac.When properly constructed it should straighten up a little.

Stephen Mallia

After having another look at that right hand I decided to correct it. I think it was a tad too big. Here's the result. I think much better.

Stephen Mallia