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Saturday, 9 November 2019
Mr. Binsack
Here's an interesting figure for the collection.
When Drew's father died he wanted to memorialise, him so working with Paul Hicks had a sculpt done. As his father was a veteran, the initial thought was to sculpt him in his OD fatigues from the 1970s/80s, but Paul thought that he deserved something more grand.
As Drew's father was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Paul thought that would be much more suiting, so he was, immortalised in his Knight of Columbus outfit, thanks to Hicksy.
Of course I did not find this out until after I had painted him so it's definitely not painted in KoC regalia, but he will certainly work for my Spanish Civil War games and may even see duty as the Mayor of Phillippeville.
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What as fitting tribute!
ReplyDeletePaul Hicks has really blossomed as a sculptor hasn't he?
Best wishes,
Jeremy
He really has hasn't he
DeleteThis is a wonderful tribute! When I first saw the figure, I thought, for sure, he was destined for your SCW project.
ReplyDeleteI certainly hope he makes it onto the table
DeleteNice job on a wonderful tribute figure
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil
DeleteNice figure, paint job, story. Three bagger!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteVery, very cool character figure with lots of details - wonderfully painted.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean
DeleteWonderful painting on a very characterful figure! As a wargamer I can't imagine a better way to commemorate a loved one than having his likeness in miniature... especially when sculpted by Mr Hicks himself.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it was indeed an inspirational way to commemorate somebody.
DeleteA great figure, and I am sure he was also a great man. Also paints up pretty well!
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