Celtic Warrior, Pegaso

[flart1943]

Price?
Pete

 

[gorgosaurus]

Note to self :- Buy it. Build it. "Bronze" it.

Spike.

 

[Bassman]

Not my normal subject matter, but WOW what a sculpt! I think I might be tempted.....

Rod

 

[clrsgt]

A magnificent sculpt. I do not usually go for ancients, but I may just have to get this one.

 

[Mariobusta]

Glad it's not a hairy horse ,nice

 

[zodiac]

Wonderful! Must have.

 

[Blind Pew]

I'd give Pegaso extra marks as well for a non-Napoleonic mounted subject - there are pitifully few of those about.

Andrea Jula has become a force to be reckoned with.

 

[megroot]

Amazing sculpting. Like everything at it.

Marc

 

[Tonton]

…am I the only one who sees the legs a bit wooden especially around the knees and lack of detail at the fetlocks.

Ron, you’re running the risk of people calling you “nitpicking”. As a recipient of that accusation myself, I should know!

I don’t know much about the anatomy of the horse but I do know that “Celtic” mounts of the time were small and about the size of modern-day Exmoor ponies. Perhaps that would explain the chunky look of the legs.

Not my period but a truly fantastic-looking figure.

Jeff

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Ron, you’re running the risk of people calling you “nitpicking”. As a recipient of that accusation myself, I should know!

I don’t know much about the anatomy of the horse but I do know that “Celtic” mounts of the time were small and about the size of modern-day Exmoor ponies. Perhaps that would explain the chunky look of the legs.

Not my period but a truly fantastic-looking figure.

Jeff

I did say it was nice Jeff , you are right about the horse type but this won't be cheap, Pegaso are industry leaders allegedly so a little hair engraved around the top of the hooves wouldn't go amiss

 

[Tonton]

Cheers, Ron.

 

[Captain Lol]

Fantastic !

 

[pinsel]

pure nonsense.again those silly plaits and this pelt and fur sattlething.....never you will riding in an muscled unflexible full body bronce cuirass an horse it would be very painfull when the lower rim of that hitting your pelvis when horse makes an violent jerk or move.why did roman eiders always wear mail or scale because its felxible and an stiff bronce lobster is not.....this animal skull on the rimwork is an anoying thing too.this figure seems to be inspired by 19 century artwork showing Vercingetorix surrendering to Cesar.alas badly reserached and nothing to part money with.if one is looking for an fantasy celt why not

 

[Helm]

Or, it's you know, a leather cuirass (clues in the name really ) and plaits seem a pretty practical hair style to me, The skulls are a bit naff but nothing 10 seconds with a dremel can't cure but each to their own I guerss
Steve

 

[DEL]

I do like this one a lot and looking to paint a horse , am I the only one who sees the legs a bit wooden especially around the knees and lack of detail at the fetlocks.

Well they are joints after all

 

[Helm]

That or Trojan Del

 

[YellowBear]

i normally don't like mounted figure, but only a glance of this, i have to paint it
great works

 

[davidmitchell]

Love this one, a must have for me. Cheers David

 

[Blue Thunder]

Pegaso just uploaded the painted version, interpretated by Diego Ruina:

Announced price at their site is €85.12 excluding VAT (22% in Italy) and shipping charges. It results in approximately €103 plus shipping costs.