Fallen Soldier 2x Life-size by Richard Rist: Background Regrettably, the war on terrorism has been a costly war for our men and women in the armed forces.
The sculpture is called the “Fallen Soldier” and consists of a pair of military boots, an M-16 machine gun with the barrel down between the boots, and a combat helmet on top, all created at two-times actual life size and cast in bronze.
We feel this is a fitting and dignified tribute to our troops and a memorial that will keep their memory alive in a permanent way. To cast this sculpture we used actual military items as models, so the entire sculpture is life-size. It is so life-like you feel like you could pick it up.
Fallen Soldier Battle Cross Statue 2 X Life-Size: … the gun and boots are Battle Cross bronze statue Fallen Soldier Memorial Life Size. Fallen Soldier Statue – The Crossings Center Veterans' Memorial; Fallen Soldier Statue … it has become customary to arrange their Boots, Rifle and Helmet and the surviving … so the entire sculpture is ...
Ebros Patriotic Fallen Soldier Memorial Statue 8" Tall Military Rifle Helmet Boots Dog Tag Sculpture for Desktop Shelves Office Study Table Home Decor Figurine
Ebros Patriotic Fallen Soldier Memorial Statue 8" Tall Military Rifle Helmet Boots Dog Tag Sculpture for Desktop Shelves Office Study Table Home Decor Figurine
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A truly amazing sculpture of a kneeling soldier that is life-size and very large to be the ultimate memorial and tribute to the heroes that fight for our country. Pay the ultimate tribute to your heroes with a long last, heavy cast bronze memorial for your organization, park or even your own home.
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The bronze sculpture, which depicts a “life-size” replica of a soldier’s boots, rifle, helmet, usually includes dog tags, according to Jack Shiffler who served as emcee as the unveiling ...
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