Dear Friends!
New vignette from Irbis-miniatures.
IM54-80 Tavern: Gambling Musketeers.
54 mm. HQ Resin.
Vignette based by art of Moritz Stifter.
Sinserely Alexey
www.irbis-miniatures.com

Looks great! Is this an add-on to the existing Gambling Musketeers or is it the complete vignette? If this is complete, would it be possible to purchase just the additional pieces? (since I already own the IM54-78 Gambling Musketeers set).

Dear Donald! Yes, its full version. You can purchase additional pieces. Wrote PM

I love it! There need to be more hours in the day- so many great kits out there!

This is a great piece. Hunters-at-rest is on the stash and a while back I finished the "Grey Beard" but.....added all that's "in-the-room-on-the-painting" so it's great to see that in this new masterpiece all that has been added already !

Wow, what a great scene. Full of life!

Superb scene, I love it, it´s a shame not to find the time to paint it.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Beautiful scene!

Great scene.

marc

Outstanding scene and sculpting.
Cheers
John

THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!!!! I am going to order mine ASAP!

Not to highjack the thread, but is the "grey beard " set out of production?

Beautiful new release of one of Sergey Lupanov's most extraordinary creations.

Oda.

WOW ! This is a very very beautiful release ! Just fantastic !!! I like this very much

Hi,
it's available only like vignette, or separately? and what are their prices?
Thanks
Sabrina

Superb scene, I like it.

As always from Irbis, magnificent sculpting and production......I do wish I could still do justice to 54's

Alan

This is like the original painting, only a miniature work of art and fair play to anyone who brings this wonderful kit to completion, there's a lot of benchtime needed to do this justice.
TERRY

Two very beautiful pieces (I include the IM54-78 Gambling Musketeers set), my heart swings between the two, which one to choose?

Beautiful work on this one Alexey, as attested by the many compliments above.
I note that you have attributed the painting to Frank Moss Bennett. It is in fact by Moritz Stifter.
Both names were missing from the PF list of 'Artists and Illustrators', which I have now corrected.
You can find the references to Bennett and Stifter in the links on their names.

Cheers,
Andrew