ivopreda
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picture of the vignette in his final setting...
WIP Friedland - 4th Hussar charging
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OldTaff
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Beautiful rendition of the picture........and I still want one for Christmas
Alan
Alan
ChaosCossack
A Fixture
I think this is my favourite of all of your work that I have seen... Beautiful, amazing, outstanding...
Bravo sir
Colin
Bravo sir
Colin
ivopreda
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some small preview of the finished vignette... other pictures after Long Island show
MENTAL DENTAL
Well-Known Member
Enjoy Long Island
OldTaff
PlanetFigure Supporter
An absolute cracker, Ivo, and all the very best for Long Island. Masterful work. Looking forward to more pictures soon.
Cheers, Alan
Cheers, Alan
ChaosCossack
A Fixture
Amazing!!!!!
Great sculpting and paintwork.
I LOVE the base! Leaving the chunk of bark around the back edge makes the base look very raw... love it!
Good luck in Long Island
Colin
Great sculpting and paintwork.
I LOVE the base! Leaving the chunk of bark around the back edge makes the base look very raw... love it!
Good luck in Long Island
Colin
Tonton
A Fixture
Agree with all the comments… just outstanding.
Jeff
Jeff
Jaybo
A Fixture
Simply superb. How are the Eisenbach horses? I see that they make some 'heavy' horses as well.
smudger1960
PlanetFigure Supporter
Simply stunning work ivo ,from a master of his art
ivopreda
PlanetFigure Supporter
I don't use the heavy cavalry horse. For my taste and opinion aren't so good as the light cavalry.
Light horses match well with metal Modeles or historex parts.
Aren't so beautiful as the metal Modeles but enough good to be used for sophisticated and rich subjects
ChaosCossack
A Fixture
I've not used an Eisenbach horse yet but I like the idea of being able to build the pose by buying different quarters and necks to get the look you want. The musculature seems pretty good and you're free to build the saddle and tack as you need. For that reason, I think I like Eisenbach as I find Metal Modeles posing to be very stiff.
Just my opinion
Colin
Just my opinion
Colin
ivopreda
PlanetFigure Supporter
Hi Colin
Metal Modeles and Eisenbach start with different philosophy. MM has to produce a complete figure easy to be assembled and enough strength to don't need pins.
Eisembach did pieces for people that want to transform and search the limits of their capacity. Till today I used dozen of Eisenbach horses and the results were always good
ChaosCossack
A Fixture
I hope to soon have the chance to work with an Eisenbach horse... so far anytime I've seen them being used the final result is quite good.
I only have to look at your work to see how good their horses can be.
Regards
Colin
I only have to look at your work to see how good their horses can be.
Regards
Colin
Jaybo
A Fixture
Thanks Ivo re the Eisenbach line of horses.
ivopreda
PlanetFigure Supporter
as promised the latest pictures of Friedland, then will not bother you again....
