Hi guys.It's been a while since I posted anything. Just wanted to show you some shots from my latest figure. It's in 54mm. A lot of polishing is still to be done


Stephen Mallia

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knee detail

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Stephen,

It looks real great to me. At the pose i would think he is riding on a horse. Gone you sculpt the horse, or what.
Keep us informed. I will follow this closely.

marc

Stephen,
great stuff! I love the addition of the rip in the shield. Are you sculpting the horse as well? Keep us posted on this one. I love mounted figures and anxiously await some progress on this one!

Jay H.
OKC

Hey looks like you've opted for my way of posting pics, one by one in each subsequent post :lol: :lol:

I'm impressed mate............really

Keep us posted and don't refrain from bringing the stuff to club!!!!!!

Ray

Stephen, well you obviously haven't been "SLEEPING"! :lol: That looks terrific and i'm now eagerly waiting until horse and rider are united! Your sculpts have always been very nice but this one is leaps and bounds better than your previous efforts. Keep up the terrific work!

Jim Patrick

Stephen, Nice job. That type of armor has got to be the hardest to do. Armor scares me.~Gary

Gary, you're right.It was a nightmare. All the scales were sculpted one by one and it took ages.

Stephen Mallia

Hey Jimbo my friend ,how are you? SLEEPING ? Well can't really afford to with the amount of work at hand. I'm seriously doubting my presence at MFCA. BTW e-mail me your MSN address pls

Stephen Mallia

Ray, thanks.It's not that I didn't want to bring it to club. It's with all this CHOGM thing and all the PSOing :lol: .Will bring it first meeting hopefully

Stephen Mallia

Thanks guys for the positive feedback. Yes the horse is under way too the head of which I showed you already

Stephen Mallia

Looks great Stephen..........I look forward to your progress as its one of my favorite periods.

Thanks guy, will keep you posted


Stephen Mallia

Excellent Stephen! Great to finally see the man who rides the horse! Im also in process of doing a similar piece of armor like you, it is a bear!

I would suggest using an X-Acto to scrape the armor on the chest to smooth or sharpen them, they look a little 'bubbly' so to speak, the scales on the arm looks great.

Looking forward to the next installment!!

Very, very nice, Stephen! Should be really neat when the horse and rider are combined!

All the best,
Dan

Thanks Dan and Anders. I know Anders, I still have to go through them one by one and see what needs be done. I just want them out of my site for the moment


Stephen Mallia