Jeff T
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Beautiful work Ron!
Cheer's,
Jeff.
Cheer's,
Jeff.
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John Bowery
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Ron,
Really well done and nice choice of colours. It may be the photo's but the scabbard looks like it has a slight bow in it?
Cheers
John
Really well done and nice choice of colours. It may be the photo's but the scabbard looks like it has a slight bow in it?
Cheers
John
Ferris
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Great work. Really nice to look at!
Adrian
Adrian
stoffy01
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That's excellent stuff, the painting really suits the style of the figure.
Ron Tamburrini
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You are right John. The scabbard is not conventional and opens down almost the whole of its length at the back otherwise there would be no way you could put that style of sword in it., so suppose a slight bend could occur . I will straighten it though
The armour and style of dress is romanticised and more for court appearance ; I doubt he would have actually fought in it .
Ron
Edorta
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Ron Tamburrini
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Thanks to all for the kind comments and encouragement .
Ron
Ron
Wings5797
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Excellent sculpt with amazing paint Ron.
There is nothing from your brushes that I do not like here.
I know that we "old farts" tend toward a shelf full of part completes but this was well worth finishing.
Beautiful work Mate, very well done
Keith
There is nothing from your brushes that I do not like here.
I know that we "old farts" tend toward a shelf full of part completes but this was well worth finishing.
Beautiful work Mate, very well done
Keith
Ron Tamburrini
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You got a shelf of shame too then , I have decided to finish all the stuff on the shelf before i need to make another one
Cheers for the comments
Cheers for the comments
smudger1960
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Excellent piece of work Ron,I love the way youv'e handled the metals on this one,nice work on the stone base as well mate
Ron Tamburrini
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Cheers Brian .
I did approach the metals in a different way than my usual taking some aspects of Cartacci method by polishing the bare metal ; then painting on a blue black oil base straight onto the bare metal
and the lifting off as much as poss re Ron clark style . The golds were done in a similar fashion straight onto the bare casting and when dry I went over with warm sepia and done
the lift off procedure as for the metal plate .
All a bit tricky as you have to make sure the primer stays off the parts , but it does keep the detail very sharp.
See you had a good holiday.
I did approach the metals in a different way than my usual taking some aspects of Cartacci method by polishing the bare metal ; then painting on a blue black oil base straight onto the bare metal
and the lifting off as much as poss re Ron clark style . The golds were done in a similar fashion straight onto the bare casting and when dry I went over with warm sepia and done
the lift off procedure as for the metal plate .
All a bit tricky as you have to make sure the primer stays off the parts , but it does keep the detail very sharp.
See you had a good holiday.
Tubby-Nuts2
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Ron, very nice work on an unusual subject. It's always nice to see a different type of figure.
Regards,
Mark.
Regards,
Mark.
Ron Tamburrini
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Cheers Tubby 2
Andrew this figure was from Dels grey army probably from one of the early castings as he likes to buy stuff from fresh moulds , so was super crisp in detail which made it a joy to paint.
Ron
Andrew this figure was from Dels grey army probably from one of the early castings as he likes to buy stuff from fresh moulds , so was super crisp in detail which made it a joy to paint.
Ron
Joe55
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That's a real looker you've got there Ron !
Joe
!Joe
Ron Tamburrini
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Its a long while since i have had a real looker Joe cheers
cheers
Michaelminiatures
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That some beautiful work Ron.
