John Adams (1735-1826) 200 mm scale resin bust sculpted by Matt Springer, box art by Joe Hudson.  

Our bust features John Adams while he was serving his term as second US President  (1797-1801).  He also served as America’s first Vice President (1789-1797)  under George Washington.  He is regarded as one of the most influential Founding Fathers of the United States, and one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

The reference photos used by Matt Springer to sculpt the master were based on multiple sources, including  the famous painting by artist Gilbert Stuart (depicting Adams during his term as President), and a bust of Adams sculpted by artist J.B.A. Binon, sculpted in Adam’s later years and believed to be his best likeness.

Brief history: During the Revolutionary War each state had its own highly prized company of Riflemen.  These men were the Longhunters and the Frontiersmen who traveled, explored and inhabited the far reaches of the Northwest Frontier of Colonial America.  Men like Daniel Boone, Simon Kenton, Christopher Gist, and others prized their shooting abilities that had been honed in hunting the wild backwoods of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentucky.  When the time came to take on the English, Hessians and Indians, they were the first sharpshooters of the United States Army.  This figure represents a typical rifleman of the Revolution.

$35.99

Complete diorama includes 7 figures: three infantry of the Fusilier Regiment, Navarra, one reaching for cartridge, other biting cartridge, plus drummer boy; two officers of the Navarra Regt., one holding photo etched flag, one holding sword & pointing;  two infantry of the Granadier Regt. Inmemorial del Ray.

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