Sir John Codrington

[Roc]

This is a very well sculpted Verlinden 120 mm. resin figure, reasonably priced and in my opinion a good value for the money.
I painted it in the past, would your permission I would like to share it with you.

the coat on the horse needs a bit more weathering and dirt.

The armor was painted using rub and buff.

Cheers

Roc.

 

[Joe Hudson]

Hey Roc,

He looks really nice. I like the job on the armor. You did a nice job with this being a resin kit, it has the look of metal and weight.

Joe

 

[Guy]

Excellent work Roc.....thanks for sharring it

 

[Roc]

Hey Joe ,thanks buddy.

Some close up pictures.

Cheers

Roc.

 

[Guy]

Now Roc.....is this a figure you painted or pictures from a movie set......the last pics make the horse and rider look so real

 

[Roc]

Hey Guy, thanks, I took the last pictures outside under natural light.

Here is a close up shot of the face.

Cheers

Roc.

 

[slaj]

Roc , that's a nice job you did there. I especially like the armour, knowing it was cast in resin. There's one thing I don't like about this figure and it has nothing to do with you. The sculptor did a whole set of teeth in the horse's mouth. He looks like doing a pepsodent commercial :lol:

Stephen Mallia

 

[Anders Heintz]

Hey Roc!

I told you before and I will tell you again that I really like this piece, it has a little bit of action and a great feel of it. Once again you have painted a super nice vignette!

I agree with Stephen, it happens way to often, almost as often as people paint the horse eyes like a human eye! I can imagine why the horse is down by looking at the teeth and how the bit fits the mouth, poor hoss! I bet the sculptor was wondering how the horse could stand wearing a bit.

 

[Roc]

Hey Stephen, you're right about the teeth, looks like he is wearing a set of false teeth. :lol: :lol:


Ciao

Roc.

 

[Roc]

Anders, thanks man, I know you own a horse, therefore you know what you are talking about when it comes to horses.



Cheers