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B
IMONTHLY
F
EBRUARY
- M
ARCH
2014
NUMBER
104
February - March 2014
C
REATIONS
10
24
28
34
38
42
46
48
52
Escadrons Halte!
by Mario Cazzola
54mm
54mm
1/35
54mm
54mm
Napoleon 1
er
by Jean Paul Dana
by Stephen Ward
Last Goodbye
French Artillery Officer, Crimea
by Riccardo Cerilli and Fabio Funghini
Warrior Priest
by Stefano Lancioni
by Fabrizio Cheli
The campaign of Egypt
Dancing for the gods
by Alessandra Meriggi
by Enrico Cigersa
54mm
54mm
54mm
Parliamentary Standard-bearer
8
th
Mounted Artillery Reggiment
by Fernando Volpe
E
VENTS
14
56
Monte San Savino
Monreale
U
NIFORMS
30
UNIFORM CORNER The cuirassiers
by Stefano Borin
F
EATURES
6
In parade
Editorial Director
Thomas Abbondi
Publisher
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Thomas Abbondi
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Giovanni Azzarà
Publishing Director
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Graphics
Cristina Bonanno
Photography
Alessandro Bruschi
Contributors
Giulio Acuto, Mario Cazzola, Riccardo Cerilli, Fabrizio Cheli,
Jean Paul Dana, Enrico Cigersa, Marco Di Vairo, Fabio Funghini,
Stefano Lancioni, Alessandra Meriggi, Tommaso Porro, Stefano Rufo,
Giorgio Taucer, Fernando Volpe, Stephen Ward
Illustrations
Stefano Borin
Translations
Carlo Amandola
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shall not be held responsible for any damage deriving from the incorrect
application of the techniques described in the magazine.
Since when I started to be interested in the magazine, I had the chance
to scout for new talents and find out new and most evolved techniques,
from the hyperrealism of some, to the graphic novel style of others,
going through incredible free hands.
Talking about modellers, I often defined them as artists, it is an impor-
tant word, that poses anyway a question: are our beloved figures an
art?
It’s a long-standing issue, some says no, some acts like a new
Michelangelo.
It would be easy to say if there was an unique final definition of the
word “art”.
During centuries it indicated several things: for Plato art is the craft-
sman translation, e.g. it is the copy of an object that is itself the copy of
an idea.
Immanuel Kant says instead that art is a series of properties, percepti-
ble and formal, identified by particular human mental faculties, like
taste and aesthetic , that generate pleasure.
On the other hand, Arthur Danto claims that is not a kind of different
perception that characterises the aesthetic object in respect of another
one, but the different cultural contest (and therefore Duchamp calls
“fountain” a simple urinal and exhibits it in a museum). So I think that
our beloved figures could cross the borders of our showcases and exhi-
bits, they could deservedly stay in a museum! Am I exaggerating?
Maybe but before leaving you to the reading of this brand new issue,
allow me a quote that maybe will make change your mind, think about
your “entropic” workbenches when you read it:
“One has to have the chaos inside to give birth to a dancing star” (I.
Kant)
A big hug
Giovanni Azzarà
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