Although they have been quiet of late Pegaso has come to us with two new
figures of the month of August – a big drummer boy and a Spartan warrior with
spelling problems are this month’s newbies…
Pegaso’s new items August 2014
Item No#90-063
Sculptor: Ebroin
Painter: Diego Ruina
Material: white metal
PIECES:16
WEIGHT:450
Scale: 1:20th/90mm
This drummer of the Grenadier Guards is captured in a
perfect timeframe for many – the Napoleonic wars where these soldiers rallied
and signalled to their men and sought to provoke and scare the enemy.
He carries his two drumsticks and drum which he is cradling
in his left hand – this drum is really very well decorated as they were in real
life – it is gild and blue in this box art painting by the talented Diego Ruina.
He carries the hide covered backpack with a sleeping roll on
his back and his short sword on his waist – it is evident to me though that his
main weapon would be his drum and sticks…
Sculptor: Carles
Vaquero
Boxart: Aleks
Michelotti
Material: White metal
Scale: 75 mm
Price:€ 37,19
Probably one of the most famous warriors in the world the Spartan
(H)oplite (spelling mistake on the Boxart maybe or just language?) this warrior
of ancient times has found a lot of fame recently thanks to the 300 movies –
lucky this one is more ancient warrior that Scottish bloke with body makeup
painting a six-pack.
You could however paint your own six-pack on this model just like the makers of
300 as you re-enact the Boxart of this lovely painted figure by Aleks
Michelotti and sculpted by Carles Vaquero in 75mm white metal.
The Spartan “V” shape is proudly adorned on this bronze shield
and interestingly this warrior has a winged helmet which isn’t as common as the
“mane” style going straight down the middle. This fellow has a fair bit of
armour on as well and this is a little different to the stories of Spartans
going into battle mostly unclothed. It is however a nicely composed sculpt..
These two figures are now available from Pegaso Miniatures from their website.