...... not really good ones, but it's a trail !
I need a small range of Strelets Order Knights and the problem is that the horses of the original sets don't have blankets!
So I decided to add some ones with paper-handkerchiefs and wood glue (diluted)
(honesty, in my opinion it's not good, so I'll try to do some more for improving the technique!)
here are the results:
I tried also to do something I've never done: change a head of a horse!!
The figure I used is this one (STRELETS "Army of Henry V ")
with the head of a generic Strelets horse:
I'll use too some others horses from different STRELETS sets...
More to see soon (I hope!)
Click on a picture to see larger ones!
Hello Pascal, I'm planing a converison where I have to add a blanket on a horse too. But I will try to use the pastic package of the paper-handkerchiefs instead of the paper-handkerchiefs itself.
RépondreSupprimerRegards
Bruno
The problem here is that I want a complete blanket on all the horse, but I must find a way to do it over the neck and the head!
Supprimerhere is an idea... instead of using paper use tin-foil I have heard that that is a much better material for this sort of thing
RépondreSupprimerwill try something like that!
SupprimerThe things you guys can do with conversions is amazing to me. I would never think of any of these things. I hope these turn out great for you when painted.
RépondreSupprimerYou know, Anne, that some guys do best conversions: I just add parts, cut and change heads: it's nothing!
SupprimerI'll paint them like that, but I will try others ways!
I think you did a hell of a job...nice work
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You are a brave man, Pascal! Good result too! I haven't had the courage to start converting yet. I have tried aliminium foil and it is a good idea! Made a cloak for a cowboy a long time ago at Benno's at it is a little shiny, but is probably the paint I used.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Gunnar! sometimes, it's very easy, sometimes it's difficult, but always it's fun and make a break with painting!
SupprimerSo that's the way you did it. Good work my friend!
RépondreSupprimerGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
thanks Peter!
Supprimernot a good work: just a trail to learn!