Hi folks,

Some progress pics of my latest effort, a Sikh infantryman, Punjab Irregular Force, 1879, on patrol in the mountains.

The head is from another of my figures, but will be heavily modified to change the turban. The legs are Miliput over an armature, with puttees from Tamiya masking tape. A huge thanks to Steve Readdie for supplying the Enfield rifle, which will be modified to a Snider, with the addition of a breech mechanism.

Loads of work still to do, including embroidery on the poshteen coat, fur trimming, shoes, fringe on the turban, hands resculpted, addition of belts and pouches, etc. Scale 120mm (1/16), Im hoping that this may be commercial, if there is enough interest.

Thanks for looking

Steve

Very nice Steve.
I like the overall concept.
Mick

Very nice Steve.
I like the overall concept.
Mick

Thanks, Mick!

Good start Steve, I like the pose you have chosen, it fits the subject very well.

Cheers Roger - still some tweaking to do, but happy, so far! I'm planning on making the section of rock into the base for it, so it ties it all together. Got to do some work on the hands, yet, too!

Really nice Steve.Onwards and upwards carruthers.Carry on that man.
Richard

Cheers Richard!

Very nice work Steve.
Look forward to seeing this develop.

Cheers,
Andrew

Thanks Andrew - see you at Avon!

Looks very interesting, Hope it works out for you

Thanks Captfue

Nice representation of one of my favorite subjects.

Thanks Mike!

I think he looks great. Hope this does become available commercially perhaps with a couple of companions?
Jon.

Good to see what you are doing Steve, looks good so far, great choice of subject.

Steve

Thanks Jon - companions, eh...?
Thanks Steve - glad you like it!

Great figure choice Steve. I like the pose, nice and dynamic. His right wrist looks a little uncomfortable. It could be because the fingers aren't sculpted yet.

Thanks Rob - yes, needs some adjustment on that one. Ive just glued it together to get the pose right, for now. The hand and wrist will be cast to the rifle in due course - Im also going to modify the left hand to spread the fingers to give the impression of gripping the rock. Onwards and upwards!