Young Miniatures YH1848 CELTIC CORNICER 1/10 – Bust of a Celtic Musician

The Young Miniatures YH1848 CELTIC CORNICER figure is a high-quality resin bust model in 1/10 scale, designed for demanding modellers and collectors. It has been precisely designed and crafted with exceptional attention to detail by the renowned brand Young Miniatures. The model depicts a Celtic musician—a cornicer—playing the traditional "corna" trumpet, making it a unique proposition for enthusiasts of history and ancient cultures.

The Celtic cornicer is a historical figure originating from the period of Roman influence on Celtic lands, typical of ancient times, from around the 3rd century BC to the 1st century AD. The role of such musicians was not only to relay signals during battles, but also to boost the morale of warriors during clashes and ceremonies. This bust model excellently presents the characteristic clothing, weaponry, and instrument—one of the historical hallmarks of Celtic culture.

• Scale: 1/10 – ideal for display and precise detail painting
• Origin of the represented character: Celtic territories (Western Europe, including modern France, Great Britain, Ireland)
• Historical period: Antiquity, period of Roman influence in Western Europe
• Material: high-quality resin – guarantees sharp detailing, ease of modelling and processing
• Included: bust assembly parts; kit does not include glue or paints
• Category: resin bust model for assembly and painting
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – model recommended for intermediate and advanced modellers who value realism and historical accuracy

Young Miniatures YH1848 CELTIC CORNICER 1/10 is a real treat both for modellers interested in reconstructing historical busts, and for collectors of Celtic-themed items. The master, hand-sculpted by Young B Song, and the impressively painted display model by Kirill Kanaev, are inspiring for your own creative work. We highly recommend this unique model to anyone wishing to enrich their collection with an authentically looking figure from the ancient era, promising satisfaction from both building and painting.