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Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by ivopreda, Feb 3, 2014.

  1. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    another step, the arms ....


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  2. robbyk9 Active Member

    Hello Ivo
    Very very nice. I love your work. Wish that I have the skills like you.
    But dreaming is also nice ;-)
    Greetings Dick
  3. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    the saddle was done in lead cutted and fringed

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  4. Jaybo Well-Known Member

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    United-States
    I love your work Ivo and I echo Colin's sentiments above. Keep at it!
  5. Tonton Well-Known Member

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    United-Kingdom
    How on earth did you do the fringing on the shabraque? It’s amazing.

    Jeff
  6. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy

    Hi Jeff
    Not really difficult... A cutter, a ruler and some ( a lot ) patience...
    The key is the thickness of the lead foil, it cannot be very thin
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  7. Braemp Active Member

    Very nice. Good idea using lead foil for the shabraque. I will try that sometime.

    Regards Lars
  8. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    sword scabbard has been added before sclpting the sash

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    the electrucal tape is useful to define the external chevron
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  9. maya8 Member

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    Canada
    Fantastic work. All your figures are sources of inspiration...

    Cheers,

    Patrick
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  10. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    show must go on ...;) ...


    the sword asked a particular job , I had to break down the handle from the blade. It's not a Mamluk blade although similar


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    the image of the original sword
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    the braiding and epaulettes completed and the right tail repaired

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    the head of the horse completed
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  11. swralph A Fixture

    Coming along well(y)
  12. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
  13. Tonton Well-Known Member

    Country:
    United-Kingdom
    Fantastic progress, just brilliant.

    Jeff
  14. Zastrow.cuirassier PlanetFigure Supporter

    Country:
    France
    Hi Ivo, great and superb work.
    A new article for the magazine "Figurines" perspective?;)
  15. megroot A Fixture

    Country:
    Netherlands
    great sbs

    Marc
  16. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    the gun holster was made of base metal modeles , was then molded in resin to have the necessary duplication

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    the busby has been completed and the clay removed. The different color holsters is due to the different amount of color dissolved in the resin
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  17. megroot A Fixture

    Country:
    Netherlands
    amazing work.......

    Marc
  18. ivopreda A Fixture

    Country:
    Italy
    last pictures before the painting

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  19. elanlane13 A Fixture

    Country:
    England
    Excellent piece, great to seeing it progress and seeing how you work.
  20. tiberius57 A Fixture

    Country:
    Canada
    Stunning work! Thanks so much for sharing!
    Cheers,
    Zeno

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