Same procedure as last time..except with this one I´ve used one of the horses from the Russian artillery of Peter the great (Reins removed and replaced) and a bod form Valdemar.
When: June 3rd 2012 from 10:00 to 17:00h
Where: Dennenweg 106 Arnhem (Click here for a map)
Free entrance, Bring and show, workshops
Look it up on FB; http://www.facebook.com/events/381701698538295/
The days when a man could have a bit of a tipple while driving his horse on a hot summer day are sadly behind us. This is a great figure and nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLovely work Paul, I take it you'll be at FIGZ!
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteMe at FIGZ for sure!! (well as long as there is a bar..:-D)
Cheers
paul
Yep, you can find us at the bar! :-D
DeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Fine work, Paul. This fella is a man after my own thirst.
ReplyDeletegreat work Paul ! you use bods and things always in an inventive manner !
ReplyDeleteAny relation to these guys? - http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2012/0509/breaking55.html?via=mr
ReplyDeleteLove it Paul; clearly a man who likes to take his work home with him! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteI´ve just got another finished..but not a medieval one ;-D
It'll be fine, as long as the horse remains sober :D
ReplyDeleteGreat model!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy FIGZ when it comes!
Quality control, that's what I call it! And when the horse stay sober, he always get home!
ReplyDeleteWith a barrel like that Paul, we don't need the bar! Excellent work again!
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Oh waggoneer, what ails thee?
ReplyDeleteexcellent!
ReplyDeleteas for the figz event - aside entrance, is there will be free ale too?
Hi..:-D
DeleteOnly if Peter pays :-D
Huh??? I thought this barrel was for FIGZ? :-D
DeleteSee you at the bar mate!
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
OK so is drink droving not such a bad thing in the lands of Hugh Jarse
ReplyDeleteNice work Paul!
ReplyDeleteI want one in 1:1 scale please !!!
ReplyDeleteA good compliment to the other wagon. Next up the Brewery!
ReplyDeleteThat's a bod after my own heart. Love it, really good work on the texturing of the wood of the barrel. Don't suppose it's a barrel of Guinness, by any chance? (smacking lips thirstily)
ReplyDeleteVery nice work indeed. It's too bad that there are still mould lines visible on the barrels side.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteThe barrels come in two halves and the fit is absolutely dreadfull. No matter which half I matched with which half they are out of line. I spent age reworking the mold lines on another but to be honest it wasn´t really worth the effort..it still looks out of line.
Excellent!! Mines a pint of John Smith's Smooth!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Paul - glad you resisted temptation to make him a pissed Russian!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Doc
This guy is sober......he's on the wagon.
ReplyDeleteAnother great peace.
I love it Paul! None for the horse? I wish the ale wagon would make a comeback.
ReplyDeleteIf you and Peter be the whole day at the FIGZ bar, better take the scale 1:1 one.
ReplyDelete;-)
Realy love this one, nice idea, and turned out perfect!