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Flat Figures Painters Forum => Gallery => Topic started by: errant49 on March 08, 2013, 11:06:47 AM
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No love story here
Kieler groups, interesting to paint but not very well designed nor engraved
Needs a rather dynamic painting to fit with
Well that's what I tried
Eric
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Pretty cool idea here though - an entire vignette all in one piece. Beautifully painted which does you credit given the soft detail I suspect.
Mark
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Oh, a group that I do not know?? ??? ???
Great, just my stuff. :o
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Hi Bocken
In fact there are two groups just put side by side for the picture
Eric
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They're good Eric, I think your painting style suits these really well, and they are full of life.
Are you bringing anything over to Figureworld as I think you should!! 8)
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Yes Nick, I will bring a full wagon ;D
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Hello Eric,
do you know the engravers name ?
Thank, henry
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The editor is Kiel (Ochel) and the mark on the base can be read WS; but I think it is SM : Sixtus Maïer
These figures are still available in the Kieler catalogue; references are 235a and 236; there is also a 235b showing a mortar crew
Eric
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WS means Wilhelm Sabeth. He was engraver for ochel. But, may be it is not WS, it is SM.
Thanks, henry
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Thank you Henry
I learnt something today !
Obviously it's WS, so : Wilhelm Sabeth
I was troubled because the engraving is not Maîer's quality
Eric
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Nice realism. :)
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Very nice. I really like it.
Regards,
Mathieu
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An addition to this old topic
Two Ochel groups on the same subject, TYW artillery
Quality of design and engraving is not the best but they are very interesting to paint and at last make nice little pieces
Eric
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Really nicely done on these! I can see why the figures appealed to you, they are rather fun.
mark 8)
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I would have liked to take a crack at these for the TYW painting project. Some aspects of design and engraving can be fixed with tools and putty - straightening lines, sharpening details, etc. Or is that considered gauche...?
Glen
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Eric really interesting you have doe it again.I donot know if you have seen the Military Modelling mags Euro Militaire report couple of lovely photos of your exhibits.
Dave
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I would have liked to take a crack at these for the TYW painting project. Some aspects of design and engraving can be fixed with tools and putty - straightening lines, sharpening details, etc. Or is that considered gauche...?
Glen
Oil paint is preferable to gauche ;D
Nice job any way Glen .always tricky when you fancy painting a subject and it needs a resculpt .I am having some problems with a poorly cast wagon and knight from the Nurnberg 1500 set
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Eric,
Very Nicely done, Thank you for sharing!
Ray
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Very nice work - as usual from you!
TYW is my favourite period and however I am more familiar with the riders and foots your paintwork is outstanding.
I also like very much your Napoleon that is up on eBay.de nowadays!
Best regards:
sandor
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I would have liked to take a crack at these for the TYW painting project. Some aspects of design and engraving can be fixed with tools and putty - straightening lines, sharpening details, etc. Or is that considered gauche...?
Glen
Oil paint is preferable to gauche ;D
Nice job any way Glen .always tricky when you fancy painting a subject and it needs a resculpt .I am having some problems with a poorly cast wagon and knight from the Nurnberg 1500 set
Ahh... perhaps more acceptable on the rive gauche... 8)