A collector's figure of a dancing Cossack in 1:35 scale for a diorama scene. According to the name it is one figure.
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A genre figure for a diorama scene. The name refers to the lezginka, a spirited Caucasian dance with an upright posture, sweeping arms and quick footwork. The sculptor chose this pose so that the figure would live even on its own, without any surrounding setting. According to the figure in the name, the package contains one figure.
It stands out most in a civilian or village scene, by a fire, on a village green or at a moment of rest. The dynamic posture needs a little open space around it so that the sweep of the arms reads clearly. Squeezed in between vehicles it loses half its effect, while in an open space it draws the eye first. Consider also where the scene will be viewed from: a dancer leaning to one side looks different from eye level and different from the level of the base.
Modelers who add a human element to their hardware, and collectors of single figures alike. Next to the austere shapes of a machine a pose full of movement works as a welcome counterpoint. The height of the figure, the material of the casting and the number of parts are not given in the name and are not stated here. With figures it is the gesture and the turn of the head that decide.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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