Hi everyone,
My next scratchbuild 54mm figure vignette . It depicts an Australian swagman from the 1900s entertaining some feral cats with a little story-telling .
Hat is from the Revell Anzac figure set.
Head from Hornet Models.
Hands from Royal Models.
Shoes and tin cup from Michael Robert Models.
Frying and billy can (modified) from Historex Models.
Cats are a mix from Sol Models and Tori Factory.
Figure is usual wire armature and Apoxie Sculpt mix.
Next up will be the groundwork base. Enjoy!
Cheers!
Kenneth.

Looks like fun, look forward to the seeing how this progresses.

Love it! Eager to see where it goes!

Thanks Matt ☺️

Hi everyone,
Some progress shots of the initial groundwork and placement of the various vignette elements . Enjoy!
Kenneth.

When will you add the corks to his hat?

Prost!
Brad

Thanks Brad and Nap . Sorry, no corks on the hat as he is too poor to afford any .
As for your question, Nap, yes, I got the inspiration from an ink drawing of a swagman reading some Shakespeare prose to some sheep that he was watching over .
Thought the cats were more fun to do . Next up, vegetation.
Cheers!
Kenneth.

Hi everyone,
Update photos for my ongoing project . The first 2 show the base with the sandy/rocky ground texture applied; the next 2 shows the vegetation added .
Next up will be the painting process. Cheers!
Kenneth.

Thbis is taking shape, excellent!

Thanks everyone for the encouragement .
Cheers!
Kenneth.

A very imaginative and unique piece, very nice work

Hi everyone,
An update on the progress for my vignette. Groundwork airbrushed, billy can, cats painted and installed.
Next will be the swagman himself and his personal belongings.
Cheers!
Kenneth.

Groundwork looks great. Moggies are good too, I may have accentuated the stripes on them a little more as they are feral and probably resort to the stronger tabby trait. Mustn't forget the M on the forehead
Congrats, Mel

Thanks guys !