Hastings

[Peter]

Hey this was my contribution for the 9th competition. I also had a hard opponent with that figure of the Waterloo 1815 set (I've seen two of them by the way ) And before you all start to tell me, I know I lost some votes because of the shield (I don't like it myself). I just painted it like it was sculpted.











Thanks to all who voted for me , and I hope you enjoyed it!

Greetings Peter

[ColeF]

The horse is very good.

[Francesco Giova]

Yea, I like the horse and the overall look and pose of the figure

[Paul]

Good entry Peter
The horse is nice, I like using it as it´s very áctive´looking, pity it´s only available from Mars these days.

[Maurice]

Nice one Peter, too bad of the tough competition!

[despertaferro]

Great job!

I like the pictures!

[Phalanx]

hi my friend....

great fig....

but the shild.......


don`t matter...


good job

cheers

phalanx

[Valion]

Nice choice of a figure, and a good paint job, too !

Still, I'd rather see that horse being painted like iron or stone 'cause it's overstated.

Back in the days, I LOVED to change the weapon on that Revell'ian rider.
Normanns are still some of my favs, even with those great shields.

Gruß,
Marc.

[Konrad]

Good work my friend.
One of the best horses in this scale.
But you've got the base overloaded.
Sometimes less is more.

[Peter]

Thank you all for the nice comments!

It was of the dynamic horse pose I took this figure. And when it was painted I even loved it more If it was allowed I should have send it in without the rider, but thas was against the rules

@Konrad: I was trying something out, all with naturel stuff. The needles are from a foresttree, the "mos" is out of the garden, and the rock from the parking yard! Next time I give it more attention, promised Konrad

Greetings Peter

[Susofrick]

Really like that horse!

[Wheeling Turn]

nice paiontjob
i like it

[Jaques]

Great Peter.