Alright, this is a clay I started 10 years ago. In fact, the last activity on this piece was 2013 in November. And that's almost 10 years ago. And yet the clay is still malleable to a certain extent. I love this guy's face. I just think this piece needs more. And I don't want to let it just go to waste. It was done on a shoulder armature from a shoulder bust armature from sculpture depot. And it's a true form armature that they sell. Time to play with somebody. I've got a video that I'm going to show you right now that kind of shows you how I created this piece. Not fully, but I have an instructional video on this creation of this piece. But that was one of the videos I've taken off my list to sell. It's an extra. Anyway, I'm going to rethink this piece. I've got to. The gentleman is a historical warrior from the Cheyenne nation. And his name was Henry Roman Knows. And he lived until 1900s. I think early 1900s. And he was a peacemaker. He tried to bring his people to peace. Anyway, like I said, I'm going to rethink this piece. I don't know exactly what I'm going to do yet. I'm just going to. I'm thinking of putting my horses coming down like this. But I don't know. I don't know what I'm going to do yet. All right, be right back. From the base to the top of the head is just about 25 and a half inches tall. The head measurement is about eight inches. And that's about what a average head size for a human is. Is eight and a half to nine inches. You've got a skull that can be removed or lengthened or shortened. The neck can be shortened. You just got the upper part of the thorax. And then you got the base here. Which can be carved away if you want to. I'm going to put it on a board. So that it's mounted. And what we falling over like that. So anyway, I'm going to first glue this down. And then I'm going to put some long screws from below the board up into the base just to make sure it doesn't move at all. But the first thing I'm going to do is put some wood glue down. And I hope this would lose good. And just squeeze it down. That's centered. All right, I hope you enjoyed that video that walls down memory lane as far as I'm concerned. 10 years ago, I can't believe it's been sitting for that long. It's going to be an expensive piece to reproduce. That's for sure. But I'm going to use my reciprocating saw to get rid of some of this foam in the back. I don't know why I put that much foam on this piece. I have no clue. It's been too many years since. That looks like the original foam armature. I'm not sure of that though. It's been like I said 10 years. But anyway, I'll figure out what I'm going to do whether I'm going to use three horses I've got right now or just do new ones. I don't know. I've got to think what I'm going to do. All right, everybody. Have a good night. And I'll see you next time. Good night. If you like below this video, it will take you to a review of my nine instructional videos that could be very helpful to you if you're thinking of sculpting. Good night, everybody.