Hi chaps....this is a little scene I did with a beautiful Hornet figure I've had hanging around for a few years. Turned both heads a bit to suit the scene. The guy on the donkey is from Master Box..with a few added accessories he has picked up during his travels. Both are 54mm. Cat litter groundwork.

realy well painted , i like it alot !!! funny how figures we have knocking around for a few years turn out so good .
sam

awesome work!

Sorry...should have said...everything is in acrylic except the raw umber oil wash I gave the groundwork before dry brushing again with acrylic.
Thanks all for the comments. I will of course try and put this to a background....can't resist..!!
Steve

Hi Steve!

The donkey and the figures are very well painted, but particulary love the way you worn the signs and the aspect of groundwork, truly likeness.

Beautiful work on that Steve. I really like it a lot.

A big weiner once again. . . .

Aw Steve:

You are indeed a "Pepper" mate. This is just a lovely little piece of story
telling. Like Carl said, the painting of the burro, . . . 'er . . . mule? is just
right on the money, and for me, gulp, . . . animules are so difficult
to paint. Your attention to detail is just superb! And I love the gas can
and the extra pair of shoes that sit behind the Arab. You sir,
are a good story teller.

Really impressive. . . thru out, the entire presentation. To me it looks like
you think like an artist first, and a model builder, afterwards. . .

Jaybird

Well done! I like the scowly look on the Tommie's face particularly.

Prost!
Brad

Thanks for all the kind comments.......

The Master Box products are like a blessing from the higher power,economical and quality and variety all in one.

Beautiful painting!

I agree Michael. This is the first Master Box piece I have done..but if the rest are likewise..it won't be the last...!!!

Steve,
Great little scene and well painted.
Cheers
John