The one picking his nose....a medieval Peter pan? and I love the idea of giving the boy a cooking pot for a helmet! |
Father and son. |
The pair playing leapfrog come as seperate pieces....and it took a bit of "supporting scaffolding" around the jumping one while he was glueing |
Why is it that I find Alex´s sets so good? THE FACES!!!! :-D
Those are great Paul well done!
ReplyDeleteGood thing macro lenses were invented! Most viewers would miss this wonderful detail just on the table.
ReplyDeleteWhat a tremendous talent that Alex is; and my word you've presented them beautifully. The sense of sheer delight on the young lad allowed to wear his father's helmet is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteYou did a master painting work on master sculpting figures!!
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely GREAT !!! (even if the children are small!)
And totally agree with you : the faces are so lifefull and funny !
I love them!
Yes the faces really finish them off, though this would be nothing if not for realistic poses and the great paint job.
ReplyDeleteYou mention glueing, what glue do you use for plastics?
Ian
Very fun, really a nice set!
ReplyDeleteYour Paint has brought out the sculpting very well. My favorite kid is "Goober!"
ReplyDeleteExcellent figures, you just gotta love the kids playing leapfrog!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe casting is indeed, quite remarkable!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I love the father and son vignette.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painted, they're so characterful!
ReplyDeleteapcetultly increadible. I do not know which is more amazing Alex's sculpting or your ability to paint his sculpts
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic set. The faces are wonderfull!
ReplyDeleteCould you do me a favor? Change the name from that one picking his nose from Peter in Paul Pan :-D It's you (and Alex) who make dreams come true!
Greetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
Beautiful miniatures and painting job!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice figures!
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