April Pegaso releases

[templar magister]

Dear friends I just receive the pegaso newsletter so I want to share.
One 75mm Scottish Gentlemen by Angel Terol and one 200 mm fantasy bust.
More info www.pegasomodels.com

 

[Harry]

Sottish Gentlemen http://www.pegasomodels.com

He likes a drink, does he? (I know it's just a typo, but I couldn't resist it )

 

[templar magister]

He likes a drink, does he? (I know it's just a typo, but I couldn't resist it )

No I am not drunk but as you wrote is a typo error.
Sorry eh??

 

[DaveCox]

Two very nice looking pieces. I can't help feeling that the Scottish Gentleman is more Victorian Revival than traditional highlander - still a very detailed and paintable figure for all that.

 

[raty]

hi i can"t help loveing the new pegaso scottish genlemen !!..thank you luca for releases exe figuers. !!!!.and i think angel terol exe work !!. victorian revival or traditional highlander it is all good i think !! ok take care raty..

 

[megroot]

I'm addict to the Scottish Nobleman.
But it's also the painting of Danillo. If i can paint like him, i gonna buy this figure.
He is on the list for Euro......now i need only the painting skills of Danilo.

Marc

 

[raty]

hi yes danilo is a exe painter !! but no need to paint like danilo !! if you love the figuer and you love to paint it is all good !! i can"t paint like danilo but i love to paint pegaso figuers !! if you go to the pegaso international painting workshop next one is scheduled for 2012 !!.is a good time to met up with friends and paint !! may be i see you in 2012 workshop !!.ok take care raty.

 

[DEL]

Two very nice looking pieces. I can't help feeling that the Scottish Gentleman is more Victorian Revival than traditional highlander - still a very detailed and paintable figure for all that.

Nonsense Dave we magnificent scots all look like this.....even the women.
Seriously though you are dead right about the victoriana aspect altough I again agree that it's a very paintable figure....probably best to lose the celtic cross and place it in a more formal period setting...maybe even replace the sword with a cane.
Cheers
Derek

 

[Sambaman]

probably best to lose the celtic cross and place it in a more formal period setting...maybe even replace the sword with a cane.

Now that would set this one off perfectly as it's an outstanding figure!

Jay H.

 

[brian]

Nonsense Dave we magnificent scots all look like this.....even the women.
Seriously though you are dead right about the victoriana aspect altough I again agree that it's a very paintable figure....probably best to lose the celtic cross and place it in a more formal period setting...maybe even replace the sword with a cane.
Cheers
Derek

I don't look like this Derek but i must admit the wife does.
Beautiful figure from the romanticised Victorian era.
Brian

 

[JST]

Gentlemen looks tasty!!! Very very good release!

 

[gordy]

Excellent pieces thanks for posting Christos

 

[BarrieHynd]

Oh, now that Scottish gent has just got me interested in doing some painting again. Thats a must have for me.

Barrie.

 

[rheath]

No I am not drunk but as you wrote is a typo error.
Sorry eh??

Er -- I don't think the comment was meant at you Chris, nice figure I especially like this Scot's traditional gent.

 

[gommolo]

Hi, he is a victorian scottish clansman, clan MacLachlan in yellow tartan.

Marco

 

[Pedro Molina]