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    WW1,Chevauxlegar (Bavaria)

    Hi Friend's.


    This is one I did a couple of years ago.


    Andrea Miniature's 54mm.


    Painted with oils and acrylics.


    All the best.


    Ralph.








  • Pikeman
    • Feb 2016
    • 1312

    #2
    Th

    Originally posted by \
    Hi Friend's.
    This is one I did a couple of years ago.


    Andrea Miniature's 54mm.


    Painted with oils and acrylics.


    All the best.


    Ralph.


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    that is an amazing job .
    Really like it because it's different.


    Great detail well done buddy

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    • Guest

      #3
      Originally posted by \
      Th
      that is an amazing job .


      Really like it because it's different.


      Great detail well done buddy
      Thank you for the kind words Stu

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      • papa 695
        Moderator
        • May 2011
        • 22770

        #4
        Stunning work Ralph.


        But what gets me is the rider as a gas mask but he won't get far the horse hasn't

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        • Guest

          #5
          Originally posted by \
          Stunning work Ralph.
          But what gets me is the rider as a gas mask but he won't get far the horse hasn't
          Thanks for the kind words Ian.


          I know what you mean about the gas mask for the horse.


          This model kit was based on a real picture.


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          • monica
            • Oct 2013
            • 15169

            #6
            simply Stunning work Ralph.


            real like the color of the horse,look great and very nicely done with the rider


            as well,great colors with all the leather as well,always a bit hard to get the


            different blends to it,


            very well done,do like it alot,


            I do think that I have seen a pic of the horse wearing a gas mask as well,

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            • Guest

              #7
              Beautifully painted Ralph, really like it. There is something a little 'other worldly' to it though, if I saw this through the mist I would be in the next county five minutes later.......

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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                simply Stunning work Ralph.
                real like the color of the horse,look great and very nicely done with the rider


                as well,great colors with all the leather as well,always a bit hard to get the


                different blends to it,


                very well done,do like it alot,


                I do think that I have seen a pic of the horse wearing a gas mask as well,
                Thank you for your kind comments Monica.


                Always a pleasure to hear from you

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  Originally posted by \
                  Beautifully painted Ralph, really like it. There is something a little 'other worldly' to it though, if I saw this through the mist I would be in the next county five minutes later.......
                  Thanks for the kind words Graham.


                  ww1 a place where they used old tactics with modern weapons.


                  He is a bit spooky looking

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                  • grumpa
                    • Jan 2015
                    • 6142

                    #10
                    Superbly done!

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                    • Robert1968
                      • Mar 2015
                      • 3596

                      #11
                      This is another of your greats Ralph , I really do like the colours ( Ian beat me to the ref of the horse gas mask )


                      I remember reading somewhere that both sides did gas masks for horses as the casualties of horses mounted. It's amazing the breed wasn't exterminated from the planet during WW1.


                      I really do like your figures Ralph as you portray wonderful colours and shades for animals and people.


                      This is an art I will n ed to achieve with more practice.


                      Really well done


                      Regards


                      Robert

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                      • PhilJ
                        SMF Supporters
                        • May 2015
                        • 1145

                        #12
                        Incredible work Ralph, your painting skills are top notch


                        Phil

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                        • flyjoe180
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 12400
                          • Joe
                          • Earth

                          #13
                          Stunning job Ralph. The history behind the Chevaulegers and Uhlans is very interesting.

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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            Originally posted by \
                            Superbly done!
                            Thanks for the kind comment Jim

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                            • Guest

                              #15
                              Originally posted by \
                              This is another of your greats Ralph , I really do like the colours ( Ian beat me to the ref of the horse gas mask )
                              I remember reading somewhere that both sides did gas masks for horses as the casualties of horses mounted. It's amazing the breed wasn't exterminated from the planet during WW1.


                              I really do like your figures Ralph as you portray wonderful colours and shades for animals and people.


                              This is an art I will n ed to achieve with more practice.


                              Really well done


                              Regards


                              Robert
                              Thank you so much for the great comments Robert.


                              I really am happy that you like what I paint and it make's it all the more worthwhile posting my pics.


                              You say you need to practice,and the truth is it does take a lot of practice.Even I'm still practicing and trying different things and approach's.


                              All the best.


                              Ralph.

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