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- Thread starter jrutman53
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Kreighshoer
Active member
oh that's good, that's really, really good work!
Very cool!!!!Second horse done. The off side horses were rigged to ride in case the riden horses were tired or wounded/dead. Their sturrips were hooked onto the saddle in the meantime to keep them from banging against the animals' side. There are flies around too!
I think/hope that I am improving with each horse.
I think/hope that I am improving with each horse.
I love the tail animation!
Regards,
Regards,
Cheyenne
Moderator
Jerry , ........ extremely cool stuff !!!
The limber is extraordinarily well done !!!
The tracing and rigging are second to none !!!
When this is done you must , .......... I mean must , package this for a build article here .
Question , ........ the last outside horse , ........... is he swatting flies , ........... or did he just fart ?
Just kidding , very well done out of the norm addition with the tail in action , ............ very cool visual !!!
The limber is extraordinarily well done !!!
The tracing and rigging are second to none !!!
When this is done you must , .......... I mean must , package this for a build article here .
Question , ........ the last outside horse , ........... is he swatting flies , ........... or did he just fart ?
Just kidding , very well done out of the norm addition with the tail in action , ............ very cool visual !!!
Too much Beefarino?...
Really great work Jerry, I look forward to each new update.
Tom
Smallish up date. I have 4 horses about done and the first little dude about 95% done as well. I dry brushed some polly scale dirt on the fig to replicate the late war uniforms that had russian uniform material ground up in the erstatz uniform material the germans were reduced to using. The dry brushing left a sheen that I tried to tone down with MIG pigments but I am still not happy. It looks a lot more shiny in these pics though.What say ye?
I hope that I am still on the right track here and that I keep up the dedication on this never ending project!
I hope that I am still on the right track here and that I keep up the dedication on this never ending project!
I like it a lot! The poses show that the war is ending and it is not in their favor.
Regards,
Regards,
Really like it Jerry, as Saul said, the poses tell the story. 
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Excellent stuff !!!
I sadly wasnt thinking and moved a figure yesterday with a greasy finger and left a sheen so I repainted with the base colour very very thinly almost of a wash consistancy and it did enough to get rid of the shine and still left the highlighting detail that I previously achieved, although you may have to get rid of the pigments on yours first as the paint may change the colour.
I sadly wasnt thinking and moved a figure yesterday with a greasy finger and left a sheen so I repainted with the base colour very very thinly almost of a wash consistancy and it did enough to get rid of the shine and still left the highlighting detail that I previously achieved, although you may have to get rid of the pigments on yours first as the paint may change the colour.
Thanks for looking in Andy and for taking the time to give a suggestion. I have also had chicken fingers a few times in the past LOL.Excellent stuff !!!
I sadly wasnt thinking and moved a figure yesterday with a greasy finger and left a sheen so I repainted with the base colour very very thinly almost of a wash consistancy and it did enough to get rid of the shine and still left the highlighting detail that I previously achieved, although you may have to get rid of the pigments on yours first as the paint may change the colour.
I will give your method a try.
J
