B-Type Military Omnibus
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59 26 August 2024, 13:57
Denis DogadovGreat job, I really liked it, sheep like real ones !
I didn't like the exaggerated texture of the wood on the boards.
Processed and painted boards do not look like this.
7 January, 12:57
René "Lord Bilbo" BartholemyOutre le reste, les moutons sont effectivement une grande réussite! 😉
7 January, 13:19
CaptGPFThis build just keeps getting better and better! I love the nice touch of the sheep. IMHO, the wood looks right to me, I don't think they process and paint wood for fencing for farms, but then again, I'm not a farmer. 😀
7 January, 14:59
Eric MartinOk thank you for the remark, I will try to improve my painting of wood panels
7 January, 16:04
Mr JamesThose sheep are amazing. I often find model animals to look like toys due to the fur. But these sheeps are brilliantly done. 🙂 Rui S also has a brilliant looking horse which comes to mind.
7 January, 16:42
CaptGPFAgree with Mr James - Rui and Eric have definitely mastered the Zen art of animal figures!
8 January, 05:24
Rui SAs for me, I want to thank Mr James and CaptGPF for your kind words. Apreciated.
I've never made any sheep, but I hope that when I do, I'll be able to achieve at least, half the great quality of this Eric's sheep 👍
So far I have done a bird, a chicken and its chick, a German Shepherd and a horse. I'm currently doing another dog.
8 January, 11:07
Eric MartinIt is indeed a difficult exercise to paint animals. I tried several techniques and finally I succeeded in this work with oil paintings by gradually going from the darkest to the lightest and with a succession of washes
8 January, 15:09
Eric MartinYes, the famous London double-decker buses were transformed and used to transport the troops
1 15 January, 06:13
Benoit ReyNice subject, great painting and setup. Thank you for sharing these pictures.
15 January, 15:30
