This is my first step by step. I hope you enjoy it.
For the historical description you can find a lot of information on this link:
http://www.britishbattles.com/zulu-war/ulundi.htm

Excellent step by step on a very interesting subject matter, looking forward to your next step.

Cheers
Roc

It is very interesting, complex{difficult} and beautiful vignette Aragorn!
Also it is very interesting to observe all process!
Please pay attention to position of one (right) leg{foot} a horse - displacement is necessary.
Continue, we shall look and take pleasure!
Yours faithfully, I do not say goodbye....

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Hi Aragorn,I will follow this thread with great interest because it is a period that I like especially.Wonderful base too !
georges

This will be wonderfull !!

A wonderful SBS for everyone wanting to develop their own sculpting skills. Thanks.

You're off to a great start. Aside from the thickness of the lance and position of the horse's leg this piece shows lots of promise. ~Gary

I like this kind of SBS. It give's me thought's that it is time for me to sculpt my own figures. There are more possibilities with sculpting your own figures.
Great work.

Marc

The horse head seems a tad too large to me. Perhaps when it is all epoxied in it will look okay.

Exactly my own thoughts, Marc.

Keep the SBS going, son of Arathorn, its great inspiration and informative.

Cheers

Yeah Janne,
Just looking for a vendor who sale head's, pelvis, and thorax for start. Oh, and some hands and feets would be welcome to. Then i like it in 1/32 scale.
But i find it hard to find.

Marc

Marc, get yourself a set of Preiser Acadamy Figures in 1/32 and go Frankenstein on them. Perhaps even recast some stuff. Combine with Historex spare heads in resin.





I think Andrea and Mig head would be useful as well.

Cheers

Thanks Guys,
gonna look over Historex site.

Marc

Great animation. Thanks for sharing the sbs.

John

I have not had a problem using Historex heads with Preiser figures. The resin heads are much closer to 1/32 then the old plastic heads.

Aragorn,

this is a really interesting project. Good luck and I think that Zlobov has given some good points on the horse anatomy.

Rgds Victor

Sorry for the late of my answer but I had some problems on my pc.
Thanks at all for the compliments.
For Zlobov: thanks a lot for the help. I tried to correct the position of the leg.