At the end, I was in the final round for the "Golden Brush" but my duellist was better than me !
Congrats to Konrad for his "Red Devils of Sekigihara" !
For this little dio (.. almost the biggest I've ever made!), I've used :
-the set "Cowboys at the Trail" from "Germania Figuren"
-The "Chuck Wagon" from IMEX
-The Horse from IMEX "Eastern Friendly Indians"
-the "longhorns" from "Toma Miniatures"
-the tree is home-made.
Très beau diorama.
RépondreSupprimerDu travail soigné avec juste ce qu'il faut comme détails. Bravo
Merci François....
SupprimerIt is all a wonderful work, Sam. But the painting on the cattle is superb!!! IMHO.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Jay.
SupprimerThe cattle, like all the animals are difficult to paint but it's always fun!
Absolutely beautiful Sam!
RépondreSupprimerMerci Hugh!
SupprimerWonderful diorama!
RépondreSupprimerThanks Jason, I do my best...
SupprimerChouette. :-)
RépondreSupprimerHibou !
Supprimermerci !
"Well done, old boy!"
RépondreSupprimer"yeah, Phil!
Supprimerbut never say "old" with me, guy !"
It is a lovely piece of work and best of luck in the competition Sam.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Michael !
Supprimera "Silver Brush" is a good result for me !
That is stunning Sam!
RépondreSupprimerThanks Rodger!
Supprimerit's not the best work in the world... but it's mine !
Magnificent bit of work, Sam. I especially like you’re your “grub” wagon, with all its details. Where is the wagon from?
RépondreSupprimerThanks Jan!
Supprimerthe Wagon is from the IMEX set "Chuck Wagon and Prairie Schooner" :
http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=464
Hola Amigo
RépondreSupprimerMAGNIFICA escena si señor
Me encanta la escena ,me recuerda a esos cuadros del viejo oeste,y claro a las películas del Duque,esas de las grandes caravanas de ganado.
Un Saludo
gracias Jose!
SupprimerMe encanta el cine "viejo oeste"!
una gran inspiración para mí
Wonderful diorama. Love the camp setting and great work on the cattle.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Dean !
SupprimerNice!! Really nice job, Sam.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Toma!
Supprimeryour cows are so good ....
Je me joins à ce concert de louanges. Excellent travail à tout point de vue !
RépondreSupprimerC'est quoi tes herbes ? (je parle de celles qui sont dans le dio, évidemment !)
Merci Stéphane !
Supprimer"De l'herbe ??? p'tain, où ça ??? "
Je ne sais plus la marque, sans doute "Green Line Scenery" mais tu dois en trouver facilement en vente libre!
Pour celles que j'ai utilisées, ce sont des grandes tailles je crois, pour la couleur, j'ai évité le vert pour rester dans l'ambiance..
Regarde ici, ya un grand choix:
http://www.fredericus-rex.de/Green-Line-scenery/Tufts-of-grass/
Congrrats with the second place! Well deserved with this work! Like it all! And your brushwork is getting better and better!
RépondreSupprimerGreetings
Peter
Thanks Peter !
Supprimereach time, you say that my brushwork is going better !
it seems that some guys have a better one ! ;)
Really fun photos. Congrats.
RépondreSupprimerThanks dear Happy Whisk !
SupprimerThanks Andrew!
RépondreSupprimerThis is a nice slice of history in the Old West. I like it a lot Sam.As an avid collector and eccentric FiddleWood Gnome,I have these wagons in my ever growing Toy Collection,but not painted they still sleep in their boxes.So it was so nice to see yours painted up so fine. Beano Boy
RépondreSupprimersorry for the delay !
Supprimerand thanks, Paul !
yes it's always a pleasure to see some painted stuff we have also in boxes but unpainted ! sometimes, it gives inspiration ..
The horse on the hill and the cows are really good looking.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Baconfat !
SupprimerI like to paint animals ... with more or less success !