I would just love them to do a full figure 1/10 or 1/16 scale, surely they would sell like hot cakes? I'm curious as to why they are all busts and not entered into the rest of the market place ( or at least limited additions)

Fingers crossed

Who said he was a singer

Ron

http://www.young-miniatures.com/products/products-H90-English.htm

http://www.young-miniatures.com/products/products-H70-English.htm

I assume you were talking about Young miniatures?

Pearl did and she should know.
Derek

young busts look as though they work from a single master face. same guy waffen s.s. roman, etc. or is it my imagination. same square jawed dude different era and costume. otherwise i love the detail.

It is your imagination!

If you look closely at the actual pieces, you will find that the faces are all done individually. They are not the same. However, this does point up a specific peculiarity in sculpting: a sculptor who follows a specific method or analyzing practice in sculpting heads, will tend to do heads that have a similar appearance.

For instance, look at a handful of Roger Saunders (Hornet) heads. They are all individual, but they all have a "family" resemblance that tells you instantly who did them. And when you see a bunch of them together on a diorama, one can only conclude that the whole freaking army are a bunch of inbred hillbillies with abnormally incestuous family ties.

haaaaaaa :lol:

Yes I have seen these Mike but there are only a few in comparison to the masses of busts, 1/16 range would be a huge compliment to this outstanding line of sculpts, or even some limited addition full size conversions of existing busts??

Just seems a waste that they are so good but only ever confined to busts