Fresh pictures

[Blind Pew]

Here are a couple of pictures of a project I finished earlier in the year. I've managed (hopefully) to resize the images properly. (I soon reach the limits of my computing knowledge!)

Cheers

 

[Kisifer]

Anthony that's a great little vign. I really like the subject that you chose and the movement of the figures. ( I especially like the towel as a background )

Xenofon

 

[Roc]

Very nice vignette, lots of animation.


Cheers
Roc.

 

[megroot]

Anthony,

this is impressive. Great work.

Marc

 

[Blind Pew]

Cheers fellas! I used that towel as I didn't have anything else big enough at the time! Appears to have worked very well though as it is a fairly neutral colour and doesn't detract from the subject matter.

As for the project itself, it began to take a life of it's own and I could write a book on the trouble it gave me...but I won't. Not just yet anyway.

 

[garyjd]

Anthony, I'm sure you had moments when you asked yourself "why am I doing this?" Large projects are not for the faint of heart.~Gary

 

[Guy]

Beautiful work Anthony...........the vignette is a superb scene

 

[Cicero]

Hi Anthony,

All the agonies that you endured while creating this little gem were more than worth it. Thumbs up for this one

Johan

 

[mikec55]

Anthony--Great job. Is this possibly one of your handmade flags? How long did it take to put this all together?

Mike

 

[Blind Pew]

Thankyou all very much indeed for the encouragement

Cheers Guy, not Native Americans I know, though having seen your stuff I'll leave them to you, you're the expert mate!

Gary, only a fellow modeller as yourself knows what I went through on this! It started off with Humbrol enamel paint that would NOT dry no matter what I did, along with 2 other figures for this I ended up ditching!

Johan, yes you are correct. Agony is the right word. This is the second flag. I had to cut the other one off the hussar after the whole thing was mounted and finished. Then I had to sculpt a new arm onto the flagpole and the into the shoulder joint, working around the finished piece. All without damaging the rest...

Mike, I've PM'd you. Yes I did the flag myself. NOT hard to do, think of it being time comsuming, as oppsed to hard, and you've won half the battle!

thanks fellas.