Grieve 80mm Figures (1 Viewer)

[Leadmen]

Dave Grieve made the castings for these figures. I don't know if he still makes figure castings. Fine sculpted figures. J

 

[The Lt.]

Nice seeing you sharing two of your painted figures I've never seen and nicely done an sure looks like you've master your photo taking.{bravo}}{bravo}}

 

[Hazebrouck]

Thanks for showing these figures Leadmen.

You don't see many of these David Grieve figures around. The detail is fantastic.

I have one of his 120mm figures, a Sergeant of the 66th Berkshire Regiment at Maiwand, in the box at home awaiting assembly. I will have a go at painting the figure at some stage. I have to admit I find these larger figures intimidating to paint. I hope it will look as good as yours.

There is an old modelling book by Bill Horan, "Military Modelling Masterclass", in which the first dozen or so pages are a painting how to of a Sergeant of the Cameron Highlanders, 1815. The figure is a David Grieve 100mm figure and it looks superb.

Scott

 

[johnnybach]

Lovely painting again John - and what an imaginative idea for the bases! Very, very nice indeed. johnnybach^&cool

 

[Leadmen]

Thanks guys. The pictures make them look stark but when viewed naturally in the case they look great. I have another Naval Brigade figure by Grieve but did not take a picture. John

 

[PJDeluhery]

Have not seen these great figures in years, except in bargain bins or on the tables of a few speciality dealers.

Here's a link from 2009 that might be of interest:

http://www.militarymodelling.com/forums/postings.asp?th=22058