WIP Friedland - 4th Hussar charging

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Ivo i too love the lacework. A true artistic approach which is more than fine in this scale.....rather than sculpting or painting every intricate line, you provide the effect to the eye through the use of different densities of paint. Excellent. Almost any sculpted lace at this scale would likely be horribly out of scale. Great job.

Colin
 
Lovely work ,Ivo, I am quite a fan of printers ink and oil myself. Very neat and even lacework,.....and when you consider the magnification:wideyed:

Cheers, Alan
 
closer to the end...



sword ( historex has been added as scabbard. The sabretache has been sculpted to open it. Any available is close. A piece of lead foil and some plasticard cut and glued together. Rings done in copper wire.

to mantain the scabbard and sabretache flying I used some brass strips to fix them

 
Ivo, this is by far the nicest rendition of Edouard Detaille's painting of the 4th. Hussars that I've seen anywhere. Manifico.......and can I have one for Christmas?:rolleyes::joyful:

Cheers, Alan
 
Friedland is growing, born as a single figure is becoming a small vignette...here a trumpeter added

Horse comes from Eisembach range, the assembly has been forced to give more strength to the movement increasing thickness
I weld a pin into the leg ( copper with steel inside) to give stabitlity to the figure
the man is mostly Metal modeles


saddle has been sculpted in milliput terracotta as the details necessary

I changed the horse's head using a metal modeles



copper has been used to fix sword and sabretache, better to mantain the part in position

 

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