Greg sculpts, casts and paints his own WSS figs. Here is what he says:
'The scale is 35mm which is unusual but as this collection is very much a personal project I wanted to make it very much my own. Over the years I have built up quite a collection which includes British, French, Austrian, Danish, Saxon, Swedes and Russians - infantry, cavalry and artillery.
I use Milliput to make the masters. I began the project back in 1983 and made a master of an infantry soldier. Since then I have refined that master and added to the range with officers, drummers, standard bearers, artillerymen, cavalry, Generals, Croats etc. Once the masters are made I put them into a mould and then I can spin as many as I want. It takes time to make the masters and you have to be patient but once you have a basic dolly done you can use it to make different figures. I have deliberately chosen a very traditional toy soldier like pose for the infantry, which is very appropriate for the early C18th era.'
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French Guard |
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French artillery |
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French cavalry |
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Swiss (French) |
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Danish |
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Austrian |
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British |
Great work Greg!
2 comments:
His figures and units are beautifully done! Doe Greg have a website or blog?
Best Regards,
Stokes
Very nice!
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