The Death of a brave and valiant knight

[Roc]

I did this vignette a few years ago, I've taken some better pictures with a better camera, thought I would share them with you.

Cheers
Roc.

 

[Bert Takken]

Eh Roc
I really like the speed of the water, this is really very nice
Also the figures, there is an interaction seen in this, compliments
BertUS

 

[captnenglish]

I loved this piece when I first saw it, and now with the better pics, I like it even more. What did you use for the water?

 

[megroot]

Great Rocco,

I love it when i saw it. Now it is even better.

Marc

 

[ArturM]

Hi Roc!
Very good scene. River looks realistic. I like it very much.

cheers
Artur

 

[DaveCox]

This scene looks great Roc, the composition is good and the pose & finish of the figures work well.

 

[Roc]

Hey guys, I'm glad you like it.


Matthew , I shaped the River with Elmores wood filler, once dry I painted it Dark green, the extremities closest to the banks were painted in brown.
The final touch was adding white here and there to represent the foam.
When all this was completely dry, I gave it numerous coats of acrylic varnish.

Cheers
Roc

 

[georges64]

TROP BEAU M. ROC !!
Thanks for sharing.
B.rgds
georges

 

[carpo]

Hi Roc -
I might have to get hold of these figures for my Agincourt dio.
Who makes them? I am sure I have seen them somewhere in my search for knights of this period.
Like everyone else here - I agree that the water looks great!
Carpo

 

[Roc]

Georges, merci mon ami.

The figures are produced by Nemrod from France.

Cheers
Roc.

 

[mertenspeter]

Verry nice scene Roc, specialy love the water.

Peter

 

[Uruk-Hai]

This one I like very much, Rocco!

Especially the steel on the armour and the heraldry.

Cheers

 

[Roc]

Janne and Peter, thanks, I'm glad you like it.

Cheers
Roc