WIP Line Lancer

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Ron Tamburrini

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This is a move from the horse SBS to a WIP now
Horse and sheepskin shabraque plus ground work done

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Looks marvellous Ron - it almost a shame to out the rider on this horse!

Cheers

Huw
 
Looks marvellous Ron - it almost a shame to out the rider on this horse!

Cheers

Huw

Cheers Huw , hope to get this guy finished in time for ingolstadt , top half of the body is almost done and the head and face are finished but it will be a near run thing :D :rolleyes:
 
Cheers Huw , hope to get this guy finished in time for ingolstadt , top half of the body is almost done and the head and face are finished but it will be a near run thing :D :rolleyes:

I'm sure you'll do it. Can't wait to see it in the flesh.

Cheers

Huw
 
Don't know how you do it Ron, I know you have explained but they just seem to come to life.
As for the Sheep skin looks soft enough to touch.
Great job.
Mick
 
Hi Mick thanx for the kind coments .

It has been somewhere around 25 years since I painted a sheepskin :rolleyes: the last time was on the Poste Militaire mounted Dragoon by Ray lamb :D
I have included an update pic here as I was not happy with the contrast between the wolves toothing and the fleece , so a little darker lining was added.
Also some more shading with a mixture of Titanium white and Lamp Black which gave me a nice grey with a slightly mauve tint .
The digi camera has blasted a lot of this extra work out ; so the contrast is a bit more than you can see in the pic

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Hi Mick thanx for the kind coments .

It has been somewhere around 25 years since I painted a sheepskin :rolleyes: the last time was on the Poste Militaire mounted Dragoon by Ray lamb :D
I have included an update pic here as I was not happy with the contrast between the wolves toothing and the fleece , so a little darker lining was added.
Also some more shading with a mixture of Titanium white and Lamp Black which gave me a nice grey with a slightly mauve tint .
The digi camera has blasted a lot of this extra work out ; so the contrast is a bit more than you can see in the pic

The Ray Lamb mounted figure was a stunner back then and still is, never managed to get my hands on one though.:(
 
Ron this horse is a beauty and so is the groundwork.
I really like the tones around the mouth and nostrils.

I can't wait to see the rider...but I shall have to.

Paul.
 
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