Wild Boar 1:12 by Miguel Borja Bersabe

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This is the beginning of a 1:12 European wild boar Sus scrofa sculpt Miguel Borja Bersabe Is doing for me. A very talented wildlife artist.

I see these a lot in France,we even get them snuffling around outside the house at night which drives the dogs crazy. If you walk in the mountain forest above the house there is evidence everywhere from where they have turned the soil over for food, their numerous footprints, to mudslides and wallows!

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These are some preview pictures.



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I think he’s captured the head perfectly here.
 
That's one talented sculptor

Interesting to see the wire structure used as well

Please do continue to post updates

Thanks fir sharing

Nap
 
Wow!Talking about some serious talent there.This should be very good when finished.

Oda.
 
Thanks for the kind words. I am very pleased with the progress so far and fascinated to see it developing.

And to Alan.

Yes it will on it’s own or with a choice of other somethings!!!

I’ll announce it when I have the resin in my hands!!


Andrew
 
Fantastic start, and great headsculpt, thats very cool project! You will have a beautiful sculpt, and for Miguel - GO ON, keep it up !!!

Cheers Borek :)
 
Amazing! Please, please tell us about the diorama! A medieval hunting scene? I think it should be a medieval hunting scene.
 
I’m going to have the horse sculpted separately in a dynamic pose which will be available without tack in a limited edition.

Many years ago a did a lot of work studying among other things Roman military equipment which involved measuring and drawing things from various museum’s backrooms, and going through lots and lots of journals. So I thought it might me fun to pick finds from one place and date and do an accurate mounted figure.

The other idea is to use the same horse in a medieval scene, but I have not decided on the period.

If anybody buys the boar and wants to to do the diorama I’ll offer a free base replacement.
 


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