old west saloon1/72

[dms]

[Peter]

More eyecandy!

[Santi Pérez]

More eyecandy!

And I hope and trust that it won't be the last...fortunately for all of us who admire the incredible work of dms.

Santi.

[dms]

Thanks Santi,thanks Peter

[Peter]

You're welcome! And keep making and painting those figures!

[C M Dodson]

Beautiful.

The colours and animation of the figures are all evocative of the period.

Best wishes,

Chris

[MABO]

Beautiful figures again!

[blacksmith]

Fantastic indian and horses. Pure awesomeness.

[PhilC]

I second blacksmith, the Indians are particularly nice to look at.

[k.b.]

Sublime dms. Your feeling for the period makes me think you’re a time traveller.

[dms]

Thank You guys,here is something unusual:twenty mule team.For those who want to know something about please take a look here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-mule_team

[MABO]

Impressive, never heard or read about.

[Kekso]

Awesome project continues. It is a pleasure to follow.

[dykio]

well this is something very unique. I also never heard of it so i did a little surch and had a look a some pictures. And whats to say...you realy made htem so realistic that it matches the old pictures. even the wagons are perfect. Incredible piece of art

[dms]

[k.b.]

Your output is prolific and your work never ceases to amaze. Your feeling for the period is second to none, I’d go as far as to say you’re the Frederic Remington of 1/72 scale wargames.
It is difficult to find the courage to give constructive criticism but if you don’t mind, I would say that the painting of your lying 7th cavalryman behind his horse could have been better. His pants are a bit flat and a few darker folds would easily remedy that. I would also say that your work deserves a more beautiful background and groundwork but I fully understand that you might want everyone’s attention to be firmly on your minis and a more eye-catching surround might just detract from the beauty of your miniatures . And you wouldn’t be wrong!
Congratulations for another stunning piece of work. Thank you for showing

[C M Dodson]

That mule train is fabulous.

The mules are brilliant and would grace any supply train.

The cavalrymen are lovely too although I was wondering if the prone chap’s legs were a bit short resulting in a big bottom?

Just a minor observation amongst the pleasure of seeing so much creative genius on display.

Best wishes,

Chris

[MABO]

Dynamic pose of the riding cavalryman.

[dms]

Hi thanks to everyone,
some addition to apaches and us cavalry

[MABO]

Unstoppable attractions