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Well It's been a long time but I have finally finished the sculpture! It is in bronze coated resin. It has been accepted into the National Sculpture Society's 88th annual awards show in South Carolina. I tried to put in some shots of the rifles. A big thanks to Aragorn243 who let me scan both rifles I needed.
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I'm not an art person, but I would definitely display that in my gunroom!
very will done. the folds in the clothing, as well as all the other attention to detail, is profound. What is the overall size?
The detail is remarkable. I hope that you win.
Excellent details, looks like a Chinese soldier up top and the rifles are Commission 88 and #1mk3, then an Aussie, a Commonwealth either Canadian or Brit and two French with Adrian helmets. One looks like Algerian by his features and the other national French... I can see the wood grain in the Aussie rifle... Nice. Even my wife likes it.
Wow, excellent work! We do have some extremely talented members!
Thanks for all the nice comments. The overall dimensions are 54"L x 36"W x 35"H. The title is "Passchendaele". Each soldier represents one of the major countries involved in that battle; Highlander, Australian, French, British West Indies, Belgian, Canadian and the guy they're pulling out of the hole is the German.