Here are some images of Dave Porter's Puchala belly dancer and here is his description.
Female figures often present particular challenges in subtleness. So I figured I would give the Puchala belly dancer a go in an effort to expand my skills. Besides……I like belly dancers anyway. This figure is metal and it’s in 1/32nd scale. She looks like a dancer from a 60’s movie like “The Second To Last Remake Of Beau Geste”. Her costume and hair convinces me of that. Her pose is quite “dancer-like” too. Unfortunately over the years she has been handled a bit too much (usually by overly interested onlookers at shows and my sorry friends) so she has shown some wear and discoloring. I created the base with the use of resin stones and a Persian carpet cut out from a magazine ad.
8 comments:
Oh my word - there is such a thing?! Since I just recently bought my son a model at which to try his hand, I will say that I appreciate the time and craftmanship. We haven't even bought the paints yet - I didn't realize there was so much involved!
That's what I asked. I've never seen them before either. Belly dancer figures? in 1/32 scale?:)
This is embarrassing considering I am technically supposed to be an engineer, but 1/32? Are we talking chess piece size roughly? I've always been bad visualizing measurements.
About 2 inches give or take.
(Whistle)That's some fine work.
Yep Dave's pretty good.
Thanks for the kind words.
Dave
I was impressed by the carpet as well. Can we say, CREATIVITY & RESOURCEFULNESS?
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