Pegaso Lancer finished!

[JGREEN]

Just finished this Pegaso beauty, meeting my goal of having it done by the end of the year. The scabbard straps and sword knot were a pain in the a** to attach, I think they could have been engineered better - minor complaints on an overall great figure. I kept the groundwork pretty simple. I think doing so keeps the focus on the figure, which I like. Thanks for looking and thanks again to all of you who provided positive feedback on my in-progress posts. Happy New Year to all!

Jason

 

[JGREEN]

And a few more angles . . .

 

[Aterz]

Jason,
great work!
Amazing painting...this is a masterpiece.

Happy New Year!

Andrea

 

[Christos]

Beautiful painting!!!
chris

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Jason,

A fantastic effort and a great way to see out the old year. Your painting style is sublime.

 

[baldwin8]

I am most envious of your painting style. I love this site for the inspiration it provides to me to improve my skills.

Beautiful work.

Salut

 

[megroot]

Jason,
Absolutely stunning painting. Great, great work.

marc

 

[Mark S]

Superb painting!!
Well done.

 

[rej]

Very beautiful painting Jason.....Welldone!!!

Ray

 

[John Bowery]

Jason,
Superb and a great way to finish up 2008.
Cheers
John

 

[Marcel]

Jason superb paintwork!
wonderful green and orange.

Marcel.

 

[captnenglish]

Great painting and great groundwork, though IMHO, the base seems a tad large, perhaps a fence post or hitching post, etc., would fill in the space. Just my opinion. Overall, A+

 

[Sambaman]

Jason, you are outa control man! This is just beautiful.

Jay H.
OKc

 

[Guy]

Beautiful beautiful painting Jason. I look forward to seeing this next June in Tulsa.

 

[Kisifer]

Great work Jason. That's a real beauty.

Xenofon

 

[vergilius]

looks really good

 

[JGREEN]

Andrea, Chris, Tony, Craig, Marc, Mark, Ray, John, Marcel, Matthew, Jay, Guy, Xenofon, and Patrick: Thank you so much, gentlemen, for your compliments! I greatly appreciate them.

Matthew - ref. the size of the base, I noticed that in the pics there is a bit of distortion produced by the camera and the groundwork is sort of pulled toward the viewer, making it look like there's more groundwork there than there really is. I see what you're saying (based on the pics), but I think it looks better in person.

Jason

 

[dimgall]

this painting makes me try napoleonics!!! very good! happy new year!!

 

[IIICorps]

Excellent work. He's a dandy in more ways than one.

 

[Hardy]

Beautiful, love it. Hardy