For the Orctober event: Last Stand

[Wiking]

Started in 2023. Finished in 2025.

Figures from IMAI and Cäsar.

[Santi Pérez]

Another project as original and fun as all yours, Wiking, full of little details in every corner of the pictures (the Pepsi barrel, the dragon's elk antlers, the paintings on the rocks, etc.). I admire the patience you show in gluing all the scales covering the dragon!

Great work, my friend, congratulations!

Santi.

[Wiking]

Thank you very much for your nice words Santi.

Man, you are so incredible right abaut the scales !
These single bit by bit gluing is now the most boring part in my modeling history.
And beat by distance the painting of the tilts like a chess board.

[MABO]

Stunning work again. Another real "Wiking project".

[Iceman1964]

Great work Wiking, as usual, incredible fantasy !

But the best is the cat ! You made it really perfect, even if the scale is a bit too big

[Peter]

Great work again!

Love the cat!

[Michael Robert]

Hallo Wiking,
fantastic as ever. I was wondering quite some time about the anatomy of the dragon. Still don't understand all : feet, eyes, hands, flame thrower, tiny wings, ears, fingernails... ? It looks just like it has jumped from a painting from Hyronimus Bosch. So must have existed.
The anatomy of the smaller black wild animal I know well, I have these at home, too.

Love the use of the sprinter, and the cave paintings are also very nice, and also I don't quite understand the connection. Questioning and making hypothesis is part of the fun.
Thank you, Wiking
Greetings
Michael

[MABO]

Questioning and making hypothesis is part of the fun.

[sberry]

Another project as original and fun as all yours, Wiking, full of little details in every corner of the pictures (the Pepsi barrel, the dragon's elk antlers, the paintings on the rocks, etc.). I admire the patience you show in gluing all the scales covering the dragon!

Yes, I love that dragon! And it takes the notion of "scale modeling" to a whole new level...