Mounted chasseur a cheval

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anstontyke

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hi guys, my first attempt at a mounted figure. It is a pheonix 75mm chasseur a cheval painted in acrylics.
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Nice one mate (y)

A lot more work in one of these mounted fellas and you've made a fine job of it (although on one photo it doesn't look like the reins are in his hand - may just be the angle it's taken from) I haven't seen one of these kits for ages so it's good to see one being painted up
Cheers
Paul
 
A blast from the past. Well done. I agree that mounted figures are a.challenge, but they always look impressive when done.. The old Phoenix figures stand the test of time against the new generation kits. I painted this one as a gift for a friend many years ago and liked it so well that I bought another but it sits in my GGA patiently waiting to be rediscovered and finally painted.
 
A blast from the past. Well done. I agree that mounted figures are a.challenge, but they always look impressive when done.. The old Phoenix figures stand the test of time against the new generation kits. I painted this one as a gift for a friend many years ago and liked it so well that I bought another but it sits in my GGA patiently waiting to be rediscovered and finally painted.
Thanks for the kind comment. I agree that the figure stands the test of time. Having seen your previous work i would say get the box out of thd grey army and treat it to your quality painting.
 
Well done for tackling and completing a mounted piece, something I've rarely managed to see through.
If you will allow one suggestion and it's simple. Lift a number of the grass clumps and re-site them hard against others to form less but larger random clumps. The current regularity tends to draw the eye a bit.......we're primates and easily attracted to set 'patterns' :D
Nevertheless a very fine job.
Cheers
Derek
 
Well done for tackling and completing a mounted piece, something I've rarely managed to see through.
If you will allow one suggestion and it's simple. Lift a number of the grass clumps and re-site them hard against others to form less but larger random clumps. The current regulatory tends to draw the eye a bit.......we're primates and easily attracted to set 'patterns' :D
Nevertheless a very fine job.
Cheers
Derek
Cheers for the kind comments del. I usrd the ak tufts and still have most of the sheet so i can fill out some more of the tufts.
 
Hi Tony

WELL DONE ...certainly didn't choose a easy subject , very colourful and nicely done ...and you did a leopard skin as well !

Great to see you posting this and look forward to seeing the next figure from you

Didn't realise Phoenix even released this ........wonder if there are other Napoleonics ?

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
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