HISTOREX

[bricks tattoo]

These are some custom converted historex figures. I started this little vignette with just one figure and added another one. And so on and so on. Almost finished with this one. let me know what you guys think. thank you

 

[Mike S.]

Glad to see a fellow Historex devotee!

 

[bricks tattoo]

Glad to see a fellow Historex devotee!

Yes. I love them. Still trying to master the ways of the masters

 

[ometz]

Really impressive work. Can't wait to see the finished product.

 

[Tonton]

Some really convincing action poses there, mate. The only slight criticism I have is that the cords on the epaulettes could show movement in the same way you’ve so accurately captured it on the coat-tails.

Jeff

 

[bricks tattoo]

Some really convincing action poses there, mate. The only slight criticism I have is that the cords on the epaulettes could show movement in the same way you’ve so accurately captured it on the coat-tails.

Jeff

Thank you I agree.

 

[Huw63]

Great to see this most wonderful medium still being used. An interesting looking vignette and I look forward to seeing some more.

Cheers

Huw

 

[bricks tattoo]

Great to see this most wonderful medium still being used. An interesting looking vignette and I look forward to seeing some more.

Cheers

Huw

Cheers Huw Glad to see there others still interested in these also.

 

[Oda]

I use Historex extensively for my conversion or scratch built projects and I am a fanatic devotee of that most illustrious Grand Damme.Your work on these Historex figures is very good.

Oda.

 

[blaster]

You just had to add the Historex label to this thread, didn't you? Well, it succeeded brilliantly. Your work is gloriously fun, reminding me (us?) what pure modeling joy can be had in doing your own thing.

I just love the Historex range for the sheer consistency of their wide offerings, allowing endless combinations and sculptural possibilities. Your faces are terrific!

Rgds Victor

 

[bricks tattoo]

I use Historex extensively for my conversion or scratch built projects and I am a fanatic devotee of that most illustrious Grand Damme.Your work on these Historex figures is very good.

Oda.

Thank you

 

[bricks tattoo]

You just had to add the Historex label to this thread, didn't you? Well, it succeeded brilliantly. Your work is gloriously fun, reminding me (us?) what pure modeling joy can be had in doing your own thing.

I just love the Historex range for the sheer consistency of their wide offerings, allowing endless combinations and sculptural possibilities. Your faces are terrific!

Rgds Victor

Thank you.

 

[bricks tattoo]

I would love to see some of you guys Historex projects

 

[bricks tattoo]

Working on the base. What do you guys think?

 

[Huw63]

I like the ground work a lot. Looking forward to seeing all the figures mounted on the base.

Cheers

Huw

 

[bricks tattoo]

Ok here we go. I'm thinking if adding a tree to the left side.Opinions?

 

[blaster]

Great work. Le Garde recule!

About your tree, were you going to add the mounted figure? Might be a bit crowded? How about a shrub? If this was Waterloo, were there any in the vicinity?

Rgds Victor

 

[bricks tattoo]

I like the ground work a lot. Looking forward to seeing all the figures mounted on the base.

Cheers

Huw

The mounted figure is for another diorama with about 25 horses. I should be finished in a few years

 

[Oda]

I think it looks superb.The tree might work but it's up to you.As for the other thing.......25 horses????????I really want to see that one(following the steps of the late Grand Master "Shep")!

Oda.

 

[bricks tattoo]

I think it looks superb.The tree might work but it's up to you.As for the other thing.......25 horses????????I really want to see that one(following the steps of the late Grand Master "Shep")!

Oda.

Thank you. Yes I have always marveled at his "Eve of essling" . I know I will never have the connections or money to own it. I thought I would try and build one similar. Also give me a chance to use all of these Historex parts.