WIP Critique Agincourt Incident

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As Mr. Readdie and several other have mentioned, this will be
such a really nice vignette. . . because it deals with emotions.
It touches on feelings that we as humans are touched by —
especially with animals.

And in this case the loyal dog ministering to his
master. Yes, I am a sensitive person, and I am glad that these
kinds of moments help me to care about other. Reading
about the story, and your whole concept brought tears to
my eyes. Yes, I was a dog owner, the best pal I ever had,
who died at age 13. But I think of that great little guy, that
important member of the family, so often, it seems. As you know,
dogs love us unconditionally! There are no boundaries or
stop points for their love of their masters. I will watch this project
with interest. A great story. . . Congrats. . . on finding it! As you
realize the whole idea of art. . . . and model building/figure modeling
can be an art. . . is to touch the human heart! To bring beauty and
meaning into our lives. . .

The Miami Jayhawk
 
Thanks Rick much appreciated I hope I can do it justice it's still a WIP just on the back burner due to other projects time wise that are more important

Steve
 
Managed to fit a bit more in on this, base is more or less done needs finishing and there's a way to go on the knight but it's taken shape at last

Steve

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Cheers Rog, it's still defiantely a WIP but it has form now at least. I saw that link Miro cheers I can't find mention of my dog though :LOL:

Steve
 
Cheers Steve yeah the dead space was a worry till I buggered about with some bases, the figures of the knights really help if only they weren't so damn small :X3:

Steve
 

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