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It's always nice to get letters of appreciation about the magazine. This is an example of one of the more original ones. Many thanks Mr.Poulsen!

Dear Sir,
 
Thank you for providing us with a wonderfull magazine about the ancient world.
 
The physical quality of the magazine and the contributors great knowledge makes reading the articles a real treat.
 
Inspired by all this, I felt compelled to model one of the "Egyptian Auxilleries" used in great numbers around AD 30. Unfortunately they never got the attention they deserved from the classical writers.
 
(The statue is 15 cm high, made from Super Sculpey clay and painted with Vallejo acrylics).
 
Feel free to enjoy the picture, delete the mail, or print it.
 
Best regards
 
Jan Poulsen
Denmark


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written by Jona, June 21, 2009
Yes, you should indeed dedicate an issue to Egyptian mercenaries.
Awesome!
written by Tracie, July 06, 2009
Where can I buy one of these?
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written by Jasper Oorthuys, July 06, 2009
Jan says he sculpted it himself, so unless someone makes a mould, I guess they're not available commercially.
Roman Croc
written by Jan, July 28, 2009
Actually I have made a mold of his right arm, body and head - a bust, have a look here:
http://www.conceptart.org/foru...?t=161169

You can have a free copy for being the first to ask - but you have to paint it yourself!
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written by Jan, July 28, 2009
And I have another try:

http://www.conceptart.org
/forums/showthread.php?t=161169
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written by Val, October 07, 2009
nice model
http://historystuff.info
written by Val, October 07, 2009
where can i get the same mdel

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