Finally, these are the last pictures I have recovered from my Postimage archives.
They correspond to my last diorama to date, built on summer 2017. It was inspired by the epic movie "Khartoum" (1966), starring Charlton Heston and Laurence Olivier, and represents the meeting between both leaders at Mahdi's camp.
I hope you enjoy the pictures. Thank very much for watching.
Great work, maybe a bit too clean.
"Great work, maybe a bit too clean."
Thanks, Mai Strac. I agree with you: maybe a little unreal, but I love clean paintjobs.
Really like your style! And this little scene!
Susofrick wrote: Really like your style! And this little scene!
Thank you, mates. You know that this isn't really a new job, but it dates from the summer of 2017. I just wanted to recover the missing images from the original post due to an unknown problem with Postimage.
I've been working in two new projects this summer. One (in 54mm) is already finished (I must take and post pictures), but the second one (in 20mm) is a long-term project that I will finish next summer. I will post pictures of the first steps in the "Work in Progress" section as soon as they are available.
Santi Pérez wrote: I've been working in two new projects this summer. One (in 54mm) is already finished (I must take and post pictures), but the second one (in 20mm) is a long-term project that I will finish next summer. I will post pictures of the first steps in the "Work in Progress" section as soon as they are available.
Let them come, here. I am looking for a 54mm project from you.
MABO wrote: Let them come, here. I am looking for a 54mm project from you.
Do not get too excited about my finished project in 54mm, Mabo. They are really just a couple of figures, they are not from any known brand and they are not military, but literary.
Only one clue: they are the main protagonists of one of the universal works of literature.
Even if you painting a nativity set, it is o course of interest.
Santi Pérez wrote: You know that this isn't really a new job, but it dates from the summer of 2017.
I knew it looked familiar. I just forgot to take my memory pills.... now, where did I put them?
I like it a lot. Good to see some of the familiar figures used in this very specific historical scene.
Gordon should be feeling nervous with a sword one side and a gun the other...!
MABO wrote: Even if you painting a nativity set, it is o course of interest.
Susofrick wrote: Agree with Jan!
Marvin wrote: I like it a lot. Good to see some of the familiar figures used in this very specific historical scene.
Thank you very much, mates. I hope you like the same my future projects.
By the way, MABO, are you a fortune teller and that comment was a premonition of Kostis' post about his Nativity scene?
Kekso wrote: I just forgot to take my memory pills.... now, where did I put them?
Please, Kekso, when you find them send me one or two. Last Monday was my birthday and I notice how my memory is failing more and more over the years, haha.
Marvin wrote: Gordon should be feeling nervous with a sword one side and a gun the other...!
And don't forget the camel behind, blocking any possible escape route.