Luca sent me photos of his latest project. Richard The Lionheart. Converted from a Pegaso figure.

2nd photo

3rd photo

4th photo

5th photo. More to follow soon.

Wow! That face is awesome! You really made it "pop" with the white hair. Well done, Luca!

Could be the angle of the picture, but in the 3rd photo it looks like the figure is leaning to the right slightly (his left) and back of the photo. Looks a tad off-balance from these sleepy eyes.

Anyway, wonderful painting!

J

Superb! Could we know exactly what is conversion and what original - I'm not familiar with the original figure. I agree with Jason about the white hair - that's a great touch!

All the best,
Dan

Luca great work as usual.
You let the black-red mix for what it is for the cheeks at this figure.
So the shield is very important. Is there a possibility that we can see it.
The grey hair is awesome.
And i really wanted to know like Dan what is converted.
But in my opinion you can do no wrong what any figure, because i'm a great fan of your work.

Marc

Luca,

You do nice work but I would have to say that this is by far the best face/flesh you have done, very nice.

Joe

Ciao Luca,

Great painting as usual on all fronts!!

Ray

:lol: hello friends, your compliments, is very kind. I send very soon the pics of the shield. tommorow i will finish the heraldry. this is rhe picture of my start conversion. many thanks and take care to all Luca

Luca sent me photos of the same figure he did years ago. I am anxious to see how the two compare to each other.

2nd photo

3rd photo

Interesting differences! Thanks for sharing Luca and thanks for posting Guy!

All the best,
Dan

Luca sends the progress on the sheild.

Well,
this is a tremendous painted shield. I wish i could do that. Great work Luca. I always like your work.

marc

Luca,
Great, Wish I could do Heraldry like that.
Cheers
John

Both are beautiful pieces well executed.

Luca - Would you pls share your mix for the yellow gold lions (leopards?)?

Thanks!

Keith

I really like the face on this one, nice contrast.~Gary