Rooster true Grit on the home stretch

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taff edwards

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Hi Guys
Done some work on JW working on the rains will be adding hopefull the suggestion of back of saddle and bed role rising up to give sense of movement lariat will be bouncing to
Need to finish hands revolver mane lots of fidley bits and bobs thanks for the base Pete and of course out good pal Jumbo he of the new legs for believing in my idea although he did look at me a bit strange lol
Cheers guys
 

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This is absolutely brilliant, the lariat, horse and how you've attached it to the wooden block is inspired. Piece of English Yew to the base if I'm not mistaken, I turn my own wooden plinths for my busts.
 
Taff,

Looking good , lots of movement ...suggesting a back of saddle good idea ...might as well add the rest of the horse ........it's only a couple of legs and a tail..LOL

Looking forward to seeing this at Bugle Call in November on the Planet Figure stand .

Thanks for sharing

Nap
 
Thats a great piece of work Taff. The leaning angle of the horses head really conveys a sense of forward movement and you have captured the Dukes face very well with a determined sneer. I look forward to seeing how this looks finished.
 
Hi Chris, this worked out a treat, looking really good, I think I might have been tempted to add a little bit of groundwork on the yew but that's just a maybe idea, looks great as he is, you've done a cracking job on him mate(y)
Cheers
Jim
 

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