Here's my latest original. It was inspired by a pose in a Don Troiani study of a different dragoon regiment. The head is from Hornet and the pistol is a Shenandoah conversion.Thanks for looking!
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Jason, Awesome job on the dragoon. I really like the slender period look you gave him. I never would have thought to take a Shenandoah pistol and make a flintlock from it. It's great to see your work continue to evolve. I can't wait to see your highlander.~Gary
Thanks Gary. I had to do alot of carving and filling to get it to look "right". There was a point where I thought maybe scratching would have been easier.
Hello Jason,
Just came back from holiday to Italy and again (and fast) a new figure added on your blog
great looking figure!
I recently bought a Troiani book. I found in a second hand book shop here in Holland. i like the paintings very much. No WWII subject has been done or thought about since a long time. there is so much more to explore..
i now have a 4,5 week holiday at home. Two figures have to be finished before the end of it....I wish i had your tempo...
greets,
Robert Jan
greets,
Robert Jan
Thanks Robert Jan! All of "Mr.T's"
books are full of inspiration. Good luck on your future projects. Please send me pictures of stuff your working on. I would love to see them.
Jason
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