BILL HORAN - Post your favourite's here

[Nap]

Lovely Crimean piece ...with medals

Enjoy

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[marco55]

AWESOME TALENT. NONE BETTER!
Mark

 

[Nap]

Couple of crackers from Mr H

Enjoy

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[Inaki]

Gents,

I have the pkeasure to share the priviledge I had a couple of months ago of visiting the private collection of one of the most famous collectors in our world, and could hold in my hands and photograph some of the masterpieces of Bill Horan....posting photos here below.....it was a real emotion

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Good day!

Can someone help me to identify the Scots Greys figure shown on the far left side of the picture.
I assume it is a scrtach built one.
Thanks,

Iñaki

 

[Vitalino]

Hi Inaki
no me suena como figura de Bill Horan, puede serlo scratch pero no es de Bill

Saludos
Vitalino

 

[Inaki]

Hi Inaki
no me suena como figura de Bill Horan, puede serlo scratch pero no es de Bill

Saludos
Vitalino

Hi Inaki
no me suena como figura de Bill Horan, puede serlo scratch pero no es de Bill

Saludos
Vitalino

Muchas gracias.
I didn't want to change the topic, but I loved that figure.

 

[Steve Edwards]

Bill Horan is an inspiration. I could sit and look at pictures of his work for hours.

Correction! I do sit and look at pictures of his work for hours.

Then I look at my pitiful attempts and weep.

Can anyone post a nice, big picture of Bill's Gandamak dio?

 

[Nap]

Bill Horan is an inspiration. I could sit and look at pictures of his work for hours.

Correction! I do sit and look at pictures of his work for hours.

Then I look at my pitiful attempts and weep.

Can anyone post a nice, big picture of Bill's Gandamak dio?

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[Steve Edwards]

Thanks very much for the Gandamak pic.

All my ones are very low resolution.

 

[Edward]

Some more pics of Gandamak

 

[Steve Edwards]

Wow! Spanking big pictures. Thanks very much.

It's not only the peasantry, such as myself, who are inspired by Bill's work. It's commercial figure designers as well. That Light Company officer at the back, whom I'd never noticed before, is the Troop54 release:

There must be loads of others. Off the top of my head, there's the Beneito subject of two lancers carrying a cherry-bum. Which came first? The Bill or the Beneito?

Can you think of any others?

 

[Tom W.]

Wow! Spanking big pictures. Thanks very much.

It's not only the peasantry, such as myself, who are inspired by Bill's work. It's commercial figure designers as well. That Light Company officer at the back, whom I'd never noticed before, is the Troop54 release:

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There must be loads of others. Off the top of my head, there's the Beneito subject of two lancers carrying a cherry-bum. Which came first? The Bill or the Beneito?

Can you think of any others?

Bill did it at first!In the bypackpaper the creator of that vignette give a great thanks to Bill Horan for his inspiration..........

 

[pinsel123]

yes this gentlemen always was impressive looked at his photos always stunned

 

[Nap]

Oh so Mr Horan ...enjoy

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[marco55]

The life like animation makes his figures so real looking. A true master.
Mark

 

[fogie]

Subtle colours...beautifully applied and .aged like an 18th century painting.
So much skill.

Mike

 

[Nap]

Nice US Cavalryman

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[marco55]

His figures are so life like.
Mark

 

[Nap]

Just awesome .......

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[Scotty]

I was just looking at this earlier on FB, outstanding!
Scotty.