Major_Goose
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Nice work my friend. Horse really strikes !! Andthe figure is also well done . Long journey but withhappy end !Bravo
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megroot
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Anthony,
No words for this awesome piece of work. Amazing.
Marc
No words for this awesome piece of work. Amazing.
Marc
Blind Pew
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As always gentlemen, many thanks for your kind words.
Costas you are right, it did take a while, but was worth it. Anyway, top painters like Figure Mad can do one of these in about a week!
Pete, Roc, Chris cheers fellas!
Anyway Jay, I still am Blind Pew. I've actually missed a bit underneath the rider - you cant really see it though!
Marc, you'll be glad to know I listen to www.arrow.nl/when I paint, it really helps! :lol:
Costas you are right, it did take a while, but was worth it. Anyway, top painters like Figure Mad can do one of these in about a week!
Pete, Roc, Chris cheers fellas!
Anyway Jay, I still am Blind Pew. I've actually missed a bit underneath the rider - you cant really see it though!
Marc, you'll be glad to know I listen to www.arrow.nl/when I paint, it really helps! :lol:
Jason W.
A Fixture
Wonderful work, Anthony! Whatta gorgeous figure. You did well sculpting the hand. Now, keep that putty fresh. 
Jason
Jason
arthur
A Fixture
Anthony,
Great painting of the figure and (especially) the horse.
Very nice job
Cheers,
A.
Great painting of the figure and (especially) the horse.
Very nice job
Cheers,
A.
megroot
A Fixture
That's the only station that rocks.
I also listen to it when i paint.
Marc
Roy
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Anthony...regardless of scale or subject...my opinion is that this is your best piece to date. You done a great job on the conversion to an already beautiful figure, and that horse looks just stunning. I'm very much looking forward to taking a closer look on saturday...
All the best...Roy.
All the best...Roy.
angus147258
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That horse is absolutaly amazing! IS it painted in oils or acrylics?
Dan Morton
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It's all been said. Wow! That's the most life-like dapple-grey I've ever seen.
All the best,
Dan
All the best,
Dan
Blind Pew
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Hello fellas, I've been away from the computer for bit.
Jake, I paint entirely in artist's oils....I've never used acrylics..yet!
Dan, many thanks! The horse is painted in Payne's Grey, and is painted in a darker colour than I'd like it to end up. This is delieberate. This is because I know I will add the dappling at a later stage, so I'm not worried about this as the dappling will lighten the overall effect I'm trying to aim for...The trick is to make the dapplng random. For this I used, I think 3 old brushes that are way past being useful for anything else. For a reference I used an article in the French magazine Figurines. Really came in handy!
Kenneth, thankyou, such a compliment from an accomplished modeller such as yourself is great to hear!
Jake, I paint entirely in artist's oils....I've never used acrylics..yet!
Dan, many thanks! The horse is painted in Payne's Grey, and is painted in a darker colour than I'd like it to end up. This is delieberate. This is because I know I will add the dappling at a later stage, so I'm not worried about this as the dappling will lighten the overall effect I'm trying to aim for...The trick is to make the dapplng random. For this I used, I think 3 old brushes that are way past being useful for anything else. For a reference I used an article in the French magazine Figurines. Really came in handy!
Kenneth, thankyou, such a compliment from an accomplished modeller such as yourself is great to hear!
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