At last! It get something like finished look. And even got bronze medal at Girona. May be it is too big for such small scene, but it is the way I saw it in the beginning.
It's painted by Oleksandr Lunyakov - http://www.blackpen.de/Figuren_Kings_Shilling.htm

Congratulations to you both. A well deserved medal.

Roger

This is just fantastic. I am a fervent supporter of non-battlefield scenes like this one. Actually, I have been long planning to do something like that in a smaller scale, with more village people and military personell around. Very well done and congrats on the medal.

Congratulations!

Lennart

I saw it in Girona and liked it alot. Now when I see this old thread I know why it felt familliar. Congratulations to the Medal.

Cheers

Congratulations and very, very well done!

All the best,
Dan

Beautiful work . I d alsolove to have the heads as seperate set . They re loaded with character

Nice medal for a nice dio !

A superb vignette, great story telling and terrific modelling.

Rgds Victor

Well deserved medal.
It is a wonderfull piece, that is telling a story. The interaction between the figures is great.

marc

Beautifully sculpted figures,well done.
This vignette would also work well in the Pegaso tavern I reckon.
Congrats on the medal,well deserved.

Great!

Hi,
congrats on your medal. Surely well deserved! I also saw your vignette in Girona and liked it a lot. You´re part of the group wearing the beige Latvia shirts ,right??
Cheers;
Pekka N.

cool work!

Awesome piece of work. The scene has such a strong narrative, wonderful.

Thanks guys, very much!
The original models are still belongs to me, so, Costas, if you want copies of their heads I will be glad to help you.
Pekka you are right, but those beige shirts were with www.chen-la.com sign, and I was the only one from Latvia .

Fantastic piece of work, and a well deserved medal!!

Very nice work.

Please excuse my ignorance, but what is the back story? What's the significance of dropping the coin in the tankard?

Marcel, John thanks a lot!
The story tells that recruiters of the time, sometimes treated someone with drink and when the person drank it, it appeared that he took not only a drink, but also the "king's shilling". But he still can escape by paying recruiters "smart money" before attestation of Justice of Peace.

The most finishing tuch was added prior Euro Militaire. This disturbed cat was sculpted and painted by me

Hi Baron,

suberb little piece, looks extremely lifelike!

Thanks
Denes