German Medieval Knight

[Hugo Pereira]

It's Miss actually (Melanie)

Hello Miss Melanie

I ask you apologies for this miss understanding…. My apologies for any inconvenience…

Thank you so much.
With best regards
Hugo

 

[Hugo Pereira]

Looks good, Missed you the times i came past, must have been grabbing a coffee, hope you had a great show.

Hello my FRIEND

I didn’t saw you… you visit Teldford? It was a very intensive show because the Lancaster Tail Gunner. Many people doing reserves and want understand how we did it… We had 3 interviews with magazines because they took a lot photos and they will do a article of 3D print and the Lancaster. I’m sorry if I didn’t saw you… My apologies…

Thank you so much.
Big hug
Hugo

 

[marco14]

that is very nice that you have planned something for D-Day,im absolute looking forward for that
thanks a lot friend and im not worried,I know there is gonna be something for D-Day,I know you buddy

thank you

Mario

 

[TERRYSOMME1916]

Hugo excellent, I will take the 120mm full figure version if they are still available, tried to order on website but it couldn't calculate he shipping to Northern Ireland, UK, you sent me the Viking and other knight last month.
TERRY

 

[mortier]

Hugo excellent, I will take the 120mm full figure version if they are still available, tried to order on website but it couldn't calculate he shipping to Northern Ireland, UK, you sent me the Viking and other knight last month.
TERRY

I had the same problem with the calculate shipping

 

[Ian Pen]

A beautiful piece, I kind of agree about perhaps to much texture. Although with my poor painting skills I could soon solve that.

 

[fogie]

Everyone has their own view of course, but I find it odd that some should
question the level of texture these pieces carry. I find those textures totally
miraculous - leather, open weave or tightly stitched padded textiles, tarnished
iron, chainmail - are all absolutely astonishing, and will be thrilling to paint.
They're the key element of RP's figures......bravo Hugo !

Mike

 

[Steve Brodie]

Hello my FRIEND

I didn’t saw you… you visit Teldford? It was a very intensive show because the Lancaster Tail Gunner. Many people doing reserves and want understand how we did it… We had 3 interviews with magazines because they took a lot photos and they will do a article of 3D print and the Lancaster. I’m sorry if I didn’t saw you… My apologies…

Thank you so much.
Big hug
Hugo

No Problems hope you had a safe trip home.

 

[Nap]

Hi Hugo

Very impressive release here , full of textures and details , so much to paint

Hope to see the new releases up close when possible

Best wishes to you and Nuno

Nap

 

[Hugo Pereira]

No Problems hope you had a safe trip home.

Hello my FRIEND

Thank you so much for your friendship...

Big hug
Hugo

 

[VerSacrum]

Just unpacked this figure for the second time and I have to agree with Melanie's criticism here. While RP models are nice these textures are somewhat overdone and they start coming off as gimmicky and not historically accurate. The breastplate and great helm here look more corroded than museum pieces of the time, which is funny because they don't exist on Pogosyan's original sculpt (the man knows what he's doing, even if you choose not to credit him for some reason) and seem to have been added during production.

 

[Oda]

Just unpacked this figure for the second time and I have to agree with Melanie's criticism here. While RP models are nice these textures are somewhat overdone and they start coming off as gimmicky and not historically accurate. The breastplate and great helm here look more corroded than museum pieces of the time, which is funny because they don't exist on Pogosyan's original sculpt (the man knows what he's doing, even if you choose not to credit him for some reason) and seem to have been added during production.

Oleg's the man alright.He is very well versed in the arms and armour of the Middle ages indeed.

Oda.

 

[VerSacrum]

Oleg's the man alright.He is very well versed in the arms and armour of the Middle ages indeed.

Oda.

Which is why I don't think it's a good approach to historical modelling to take perfectly fine, thoroughly researched models by historical experts who work from references (in this case Pogosyan and the Churburg cuirass), slap some fancy textures on there because apparently that really impresses some people whether they make sense or not, and then release it without crediting the original artwork.

The completely ridiculous woodgrain and leather jacket you added to Oleg's viking is another good example.