This was my first attempt at scratching a musket... or musketoon rather. Well the butt of the stock is from an Airfix kit and the rest is brass rod and putty. I was a bit intimidated at first to try this and thought of not to have him armed with one. But he would look a little silly having the straps for it with nothing attached. I overcame another modeling phobia and will try a whole musket/rifle sometime.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
French Cavalryman, 1790's - Part 3
This was my first attempt at scratching a musket... or musketoon rather. Well the butt of the stock is from an Airfix kit and the rest is brass rod and putty. I was a bit intimidated at first to try this and thought of not to have him armed with one. But he would look a little silly having the straps for it with nothing attached. I overcame another modeling phobia and will try a whole musket/rifle sometime.
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5 comments:
hello Jason,
Great action pose!
greet,
RJ
Thanks RJ!
The lace looks really good. I think it's something that needs to be seen in the flesh to really see how small it it. :)
I really like the helmet too.
And yes, I'm loving the book. So many things to sculpt, so little time. Thanks for letting me borrow it! :D
Awesome work Jason. That sure is some great animation. ~Gary
Thanks Wendy and Gary!
I'm glad you like the book. I hope now to see a couple of original pieces from you at MFCA;)
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