Anybody know what this figure is? (1 Viewer)

[fedet657]

I've collected a sizable collection of miniatures, primarily from St. Petersburg/ AeroArt, and I'm looking for assistance with identification.

Much appreciated!!! I apologize on my format, it is my first post here.

 

[fedet657]

I should clarify myself that I did not collect the pieces, they were passed down from a late family member.

 

[jazzeum]

Can we see the underside of the base?

 

[joesgis]

This is a Dacian warrior by Bijato Miniatures from Russia. They produced several really nice enemies of Rome among others.

 

[fedet657]

The underside of the base is painted over brown. There's a few pieces that seem to be by Bijato with the same, bumpy paint. Like this.

Can we see the underside of the base?

 

[Panzer ace]

This is a Dacian warrior by Bijato Miniatures from Russia. They produced several really nice enemies of Rome among others.

Joe:

As always your knowledge is impressive.

-Jason

 

[joesgis]

Joe:

As always your knowledge is impressive.

-Jason

Jason, You are too kind, but thank you. After years and years of collecting/hunting, we absorb a lot of information.

 

[Panzer ace]

Jason, You are too kind, but thank you. After years and years of collecting/hunting, we absorb a lot of information.

Joe:

The compliment is well deserved.

I miss the days of catching up with you at the a Westcoaster while we looked at Thor’s newest releases.

I hope is well.

Best,
Jason

 

[tdubel]

The underside of the base is painted over brown. There's a few pieces that seem to be by Bijato with the same, bumpy paint. Like this.

Nearly all Russian painted figures with that type of terrain base were done by Bijato. After Bijato disappeared, literally, over the years, I have seen some of the sculps show up in productions by Amber, West and a few others.
Tom

 

[joesgis]

Jason,
I really miss those days very much too. Those were the best of times.

Be well my friend,
Joe

 

[jason foote]

Nice looking Dacian