Hello guys .
This is my latest work
A small convertion on the Pili Pili 90mm Ukanian Cossack



I just added few details, like earrings, rifle, fur coat , and a wolf , changed the hat a bit , to give some more perconality to the guy .



I just hope you like it . Sorry for the bad pictures, i just was not in the mood to try more !!

Thanks for your time
Costas

















and some more from the making ...

Thats it folks !!!

I love the changes you made. The eyes look a bit weird, there is so much white in them. The wolf is very well fed.

Nice colourful figure ,subtle changes work well .Eyes look fine to me if he is looking to the side.

David

Costas,
Another fine figure. I like the colours and the pattern on the Coat. Also like the wolf and extra fur.
Cheers
John

Dear Je touche thanks for the compliments . The eyes are looking onthe left side as the head is turned , and thats why you see more white

David hi and thanks for the comments . I am glad you like it

Dear John thanks for commenting. It was a fun piece to do , and i enjoyed it

Hi Costas,

Another beauty mate. My only concern are the blobs of "snow" on his left leg and his boots. There's something about them that just doesn't look quite right to me, but what would I know about snow. It hasn't snowed in Perth since the last Ice Age.

Well done one another very interesting piece.

Cheers

Well done my good friend. You finally found some time to paint something.

Xenofon

Hi Tony and thanks for commenting . I have studied some pics of how snow stands on clothing , and tried to recreate it

Hi Xenofon thanks for commenting my friend . Yep this fatty was a treat to paint and i enjoyed it

great work !

Thanks a lot my friend !!!

excellent work on the face and trousers !keep painting Costas!

Costas, I lıke This piece. Thanks for sharing.
Great sculpt, nice paintings, Good İdea.

Nice figure! The details that you added are looking really good!
yours
Lennart

Hello Costas,

It's a super conversion of the Cossack. The wolf does add a lot of interest to the figure.

As a matter of act, I've sculpted a CHART POLSKI (Polish greyhound) to go with the Cossack since it was the most common breed raised by the Polish/Ukrinian nobility as can be seen on various contemporary paintings.



Unfortunately, it didn't quite made it to production. To be true to scale, the legs were too thin to be cast in resin. C'est la vie!

Cheers,
Quang

Excellent work Costas. I like what you have done.

Dim thanks a lot my friend. It seemed you had a good time at the island of Knights !!!