With this many figures in an action vignette there has to be some contact between subjects. Joining these two engages the viewer and make the whole scene more alive.
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- Jason
- Bath, Michigan, United States
- I live in the small town of Bath, Michigan with my wife and children. I have been modeling figures for 25 plus years. Since I was a kid, I've always been fascinated by military uniforms of the past and soldier material culture. This then led me to express my interest through modeling figures from many time periods and scales.
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2 comments:
There sure are a lot of folks getting hurt in this piece. lol
Thanks pard! A few have "got a bad hurt". ;)
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