This Russian warriors of the 13th century. I hope they will be of interest to you.
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Figures 28mm from Leon.
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Hello! I recently started working on a new series of 28mm figurines.
This Russian warriors of the 13th century. I hope they will be of interest to you.
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This Russian warriors of the 13th century. I hope they will be of interest to you.
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Wow they're great. I like the definition of the armour and specially the variety and the crisp details of the horse gear, it is fantastic! The defined articulations and muscles are a great job too.
It is a special challange to sculp horses and fit riders from scratch, every time I find something with my own sculpted 1:72-horses to add on or scape away ... so
for yourhorses and riders!!
The style of the knights and the horses is typical 28mm of course, but -it is my opinion- the cranes of the muscular, sturdy horses looking too slight, there could be more substance with the cheeks, and -o.k. it is my personal taste- a little more character with the muzzle, nostril and chin (like the horse of the hornblower)
Greetings
Frank
It is a special challange to sculp horses and fit riders from scratch, every time I find something with my own sculpted 1:72-horses to add on or scape away ... so
for yourhorses and riders!!The style of the knights and the horses is typical 28mm of course, but -it is my opinion- the cranes of the muscular, sturdy horses looking too slight, there could be more substance with the cheeks, and -o.k. it is my personal taste- a little more character with the muzzle, nostril and chin (like the horse of the hornblower)
Greetings
Frank
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I `m working on a big Horse . it´s almost ready ...it looks fine to me , for a while .
Then i noticed , the Back is too short .
It happens often to me when i`m working fast . With some distance .a second view i see mistakes i made .
I did a lot of Horses in different scales , but still i have to redo any Part of it .
Then i noticed , the Back is too short .
It happens often to me when i`m working fast . With some distance .a second view i see mistakes i made .
I did a lot of Horses in different scales , but still i have to redo any Part of it .
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