My friends… those temptation was stronger than me… I’ve made photo from DVD from my collection… because of it was impossible to find picture on the web…. Galahad like George’s Imrahil…. inspired painting job…. for sure….
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And George, it is enough to watch the movie at once . . .
It was the right decision becoming a member here . . .
As I said, I am not quiet sure either . . . I think we will have to wait a little time.
I think I have finished my Imrahil to show what I mean. Then we will see- I hope . . .
Do you think so, David?! I am not quiet sure. What is wrong with the horse?!
When I saw the primed photographs of this figure and if you look closely, there is I think a little discrepency regarding the proportion of the hind legs (that was all I could comment on), but visually this is one of my favourites by Chris, and once painted I don’t notice anything wrong .
Look forward to seeing your version Christoph – if it follows the standard of what’s gone before it will be a fantastic miniature .
No doubt! You have a close look, Mr. David Daines. I knew that. I also noticed this leg-proportion-problem.
Could it be that the legs are a touch too short . . . ?
But there is something else: the neck and the head. There is something that irritates me . . .
Well, my favourite horse is certainly Felarof, the MS460, but have a look at Theodred´s horse: the neck and the head is looking better . . .
I don´t know, this is only scrutinizing (what a word).
Actually looking at Theodred’s horse, visually (to me) this looks to be long in the legs and short in the neck and the ‘front-end’ looks a little bit ‘bunched’. maybe the shoulder mass could have been a little bit lower? but still a very nice figure
I’m curious. on the topic of Excalibur. When people in Germany, Croatia, France, Spain, etc watch an English language movie – do you get it with subtitles in your own language? Or do you just listen to it in English?
I use both of ways to watch the movies….watching with subtitles “stupid” movies…. listen on English movies like LOTR… and some films that are processed by well-known literary works… this is important for me because of I want to learn better….
Absolutely my own impression too, Master Dave! – but he still looks very nice once painted – the problem then seems to vanish, unless you look very hard!
George, the link you posted ( leisuregames ) shows the King Artus range from: http://www.thunderboltmountain.com ! Have a look there and you find lots of more fantastic miniatures.
Well, that horse discussion is very interesting, isn´t it. Worth, having an own topic . . .
It could go on forever , I just prefer to overlook any slight ‘blips’ and enjoy CT’s work as is, and as Barli says, most ‘blips’ vanish when the paint is applied. No sculptor is 100% perfect; look at Michaelangelo he even carved a statue without arms!!!!:rolleyes:
rhuoommmm … must have been a ‘torso’ … which is not unusual … rhuoommm … but that Master Michelangelo did not only carve … but also sculpted … huoommm … there’s a slight differerence , as far as I know … rhuoommm … anyway, he didn’t use wood doing that …hom
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