La Belle Dame San Merci

[Paul P]

Hi all some time ago my wife challenged me to make a figure for her, this is a painting called La Belle Dame San Merci, i think the translation is Beautiful lady without mercy,

we have this on our living room wall, you can tell shes a bit of a romantic, so not being able to resist a challenge i gave it a go, its all 120mm and i was very pleased to get a gong for this at Euro as well. I was also extremely pleased to have some interest from Victory miniatures and as a result this is now available as kit from them

I have to say that this was one of my favourite pieces

Paul

 

[coachman]

You have a superb talent Paul,thanks for sharing. John

 

[Plastickitbasher]

Stunning, you are one clever chap.

 

[rickoshea52]

I can see her VPL!

 

[Paul P]

I can see her VPL!

I think its VCBL. visible chastity belt line :cheeseygrin:

Thanks for the comments guys

Paul

 

[Polux]

Amazing skills mate!

Excellent figure!

 

[stona]

Beautifully done, as the others said you have a real talent for this kind of modelling.

Cheers

Steve

 

[mossiepilot]

A brilliant sculpt Paul,

Tony.

 

[CDW]

Stunning ... just stunning !!!

 

[Ian M]

That's wonderful. Where can you buy victory figures...?

Ian M

 

[Paul P]

That's wonderful. Where can you buy victory figures...?Ian M

Thanks again for the comments guys.......Ian its www.victoryminiatures.co.uk, Keith is the main man there and very helpful. if you need anything from there and hav trouble just let me know and ill get in touch with him.

There is a write up coming about this kit in the September issue of airfix magazine

Paul

 

[flyjoe180]

Wow, this is fantastic work Paul, top stuff.

 

[eddiesolo]

Outstanding talent, a beautiful and enchanting piece, one to be proud of.

Si

 

[eddiesolo]

A Knight and his Lady circa 15th century by Victory Miniatures

Here is the link to buy this incredible model.

Si

 

[Andy2035]

Hi Paul,

Truly, truly stunning Sir...

Andy...

 

[Ziper_it]

Outstanding

Stunning even more as perfectly represents the original 2D image.

Francesco