Sculpture finished

[Scojoh]

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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[Singer B]

I'm not an art person, but I would definitely display that in my gunroom!

[ssgross]

very will done. the folds in the clothing, as well as all the other attention to detail, is profound. What is the overall size?

[NORTHOF60]

The detail is remarkable. I hope that you win.

[browningautorifle]

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.

[mrclark303]

Wow, excellent work! We do have some extremely talented members!

[Scojoh]

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.