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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

My brother Jordan liked this Roman eagle and decided to make it:
http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/LotDetailsPrintable.aspx?intObjectID=3993900
Аrtifact published in Christie’s auction: Bronze eagle roundel, the baldric attachment with a central stylized eagle surrounded by an annular openwork inscription reading "OPTIME MAXIME CON[SERVA]", 3rd Century A.D. with published sizes
2¼ in. (5.7 cm.)
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

These are stages of wax work:
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

And now my creative long and difficult project “3 th century Baldric from Zugmantel Germany” Saalburg museum . I starting with wax work.
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

Me and my brother Jordan after a long work achieved this result.Cleaned and polished ready for mounting on leather.
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

Inscription on the application is:OPTIME MAXIME CON(SERBVA). Dedicated to the Roman god Jupiter, which symbol is a eagle.
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

Inscription on the plate application is:NVMERVM OMNEVM
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

Inscription on the pending application is: MILITANTVM
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

A finished 3-th century Baldric fittings (mounted on leather)
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - gaiusseptimiuslucianus - 10-22-2012

Rado,

Wow, that's fantastic! I've done some lost wax casting myself and am filled with admiration at the quality of your work.

Best,

Lucianus


Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 10-22-2012

Thank you Gaius
It is all depends on the time that you devote to a project and from.. experience Smile.


Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 12-09-2012

Quote:Applique-Depicting the Head of Cupid. 1st AD
Once the I saw this pendant-application in a website (which I can not find now to give а link). I decided that this is a very beautiful article: it was described as: Applique-Depicting the Head of Cupid. 1st AD. Head of Cupid upon on 'dolphin-tail' crescent. Measures 44 mm by 34 mm. It will serve me for a belt pendants and other ornaments on clothes and military equipment.
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Accidentally while looking for information in the network I found a website that I had lost Smile. I wondered where I've seen this Applique-Depicting the Head of Cupid. http://www.ancientresource.com/lots/roman_artifacts.html


Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 12-16-2012

In this my revamped model of dagger frogs from(Cortesia Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum - Mainz-D) First Century AD ,I changed from my primary specimens (from the older photos) the hinges.My first specimens were with smaller -narrower hinges.
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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 01-03-2013

After I met the book “Militaria Sisciensia “from Radman-Livaja I made several attempts to recreate the wonderful Roman buckle ( probably first century A.D.)

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In the book is clearly described by the authors on Croatian language that on the buckle has traces of silver plating.So I'm silver plating this model with a silver 925 sample. Collage is together with stages of my wax work.

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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 01-03-2013

This is a picture of the same buckle from the Museum in Zagreb together with my finished model collage. Picture are provided to me from a friend who has visited the museum.
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The buckle are shown without tongue so I mounted on one of my standard tongue from different model of Roman buckle.

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Re: Wax modeling and casting of our models! - Rado - 01-14-2013

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This is my new mouthpiece version of Roman CORNO from Mainz museum.