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Awesome, great progress really. Love the subject, very cool and original warriors. I'll make probably really this figure in 54 mm, I think... Keep it up, Nap :), great work so far!

Cheers Borek :)
 
Hi Borek

Thanks for posting glad you like and notice the progress , seemed to be getting not very far and then all of a sudden it came together

Nearly finshed the haversack just the decoration to do ...then it's the scrimshaw on the powder horn

Thanks for looking in

Nap
 
Hi Keith

Thank you appreciate that you like my efforts and have posted

It does look better in scale!

Nap

Yes I always find that here. when the members look at it and super impose it to all but life size and say that you missed a stitch on the tunic (slight exaggeration but you know what I mean Kev)
My pieces are best view from 100 meters.
Keith
 
Hi Guys

Update ...haversack all finished ..coupke of very quick pics ...the beadwork is alternate yellow and blue adding a bit more colour to the bust

I wanted a colour variation on the havesacks and the belts ..this I have so I am a happy teddy bear !

It's the powderhorn tommorow ..with scrimshaw !


Thanks for looking in

Nap

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Kev,
Loving your work here buddy.
I have the 75mm version full figure, and am enjoying your struggles to make life easier for the rest of us.
it is amazing that RP have the same textures and even the scimshaw present in the smaller kit.

Well done mate.

Paul.
 
Hi Paul

Cheers for popping by and thanks for the comments , the scrimshaw is on the full figures as you say but me being me I jst kept the end piece and made another main centre action then engraved the same type scrimshaw as in the pics here ...looking forward to hopefully bringing it to life!

Looking forward to seeing your version of the figure

Nap
 
Mate this just gets better and better.
I cannot get over the level of detail you have achieved Kev.
LOVE IT
Keith


Hi Keith

You are took kind ..must be the new 3" brush I have LOL ....hope Hugo will like it !

Must admit I am pleased with tge result at the moment ! ....with haversack in place the dagger scabbard is all but hidden !...Oh well I know it's painted !

This piece is all about textures and details I feel , interesting to see the different results with other versions I have seen especially as it's all green!

Looking forward to the face and doing the mouth

Thanks for looking in

Nap

PS ...Just looked at it again ...haven't painted the cuff buttons ...bugger! ..these first then the powder horn then !

PPS..I have Lt Cairns VC waiting around the sides of my bench ...need to think that through properly ..would like to get this done for Euro ..this year !
 
Hi Keith

You are took kind ..must be the new 3" brush I have LOL ....hope Hugo will like it !

Must admit I am pleased with tge result at the moment ! ....with haversack in place the dagger scabbard is all but hidden !...Oh well I know it's painted !

This piece is all about textures and details I feel , interesting to see the different results with other versions I have seen especially as it's all green!

Looking forward to the face and doing the mouth

Thanks for looking in

Nap

PS ...Just looked at it again ...haven't painted the cuff buttons ...bugger! ..these first then the powder horn then !

PPS..I have Lt Cairns VC waiting around the sides of my bench ...need to think that through properly ..would like to get this done for Euro ..this year !


Not at all Mate, you are really in the groove with this boy.
Green is always interesting with many different shades to play with. Your olive (?) green choice is bang on for the Rangers.
Lt Cairns sounds good just wondering what you have up your sleeve for him.
Press on Kev you are doing a great job.
Keith
 
Hi Guys

Update .......well it was inevitable I suppose , totally completed the powder horn , rather nicely , straps all in place ......

Test fitted it again and the one at the back was out by about 4 mm ..so didn't match up ...bugger!!

Pinned and glued the front strap into place no problem then ...gently ..tried to hold the other in place and yes it snapped in several places ...double bugger !

Sounds of sobbing .......only thing to do was to sculpt a new back strap on tge figure ...I did and I am well happy ...just need to repaint ! ...also added a strap on the top stopper piece etc.

Sorry didn't take pictures of scrimshaw but rest assured you can see the lady ( his wife) , his name John Allison beneath this inscribed " his horn" and at the rear underside a engraving of the man , also beneath the wife is the date 1756

Really pleased ..will try and get better pics but here are a couple before painting ...

The powder horn is a lot lighter! ...and horny in colour based on the pics here in the thread

Thanks for looking in

Nap

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Main thing Kev it all came good in the end.
The powder horn is brilliant. That darker colour works very well.
A bumpy ride but a stunning piece is just around the corner Mate.
Press on young man.
Keith
 

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