The first set of my original 54 mm Eastern Woodlands Indians arrived and I slapped some paint on them, so that you can see the detail. Just a slop coat, so that I could get these pix taken quickly. You'll see places where I missed putting color. I plan on repainting each one carefully, later on.
I acquired the master sculpts and the rights to these figures in 1993. It took me 25 years to finally get them produced in something other than metal.
The figures were cast in resin, individually by hand. They are then cleaned up, assembled and primed. It's incredibly labor intensive just to make one figure. That's why they are vanity figures. I can only make a couple of sets for myself and a few friends
I used "Barzso" Indian colors, (red and tan) because I will be mixing these in with my Barzso Indians. And to pay tribute to Ron, in my own small way, who certainly deserves it.
So, here is the very first set of original Eastern Woodlands Indians. 12 poses in all.
These should fit the time period from the F&I War up until the War of 1812.
Consideration is underway to add a few new poses to this set.
Comments or suggestions welcomed.
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paints brigs for the British fleet.
