'A Tale of Two Horses' RDG Miniatures 1/9th Burthe and Trumpeter Bust

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Nicely done Steve. This is going to be Superb when finished !!
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I know its a bit sad but I like quickbuild kits!!!
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Great work Steve!! You have FAR more patience than I do!!!

Keep up the great work.

ATB.

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I dont know about that :smiling5:, Just too much money to throw them away!, so has to be done :disappointed:. Optivisor has made the task so much more easier
I know what you mean..... When I first heard of optivisors on my return to the hobby I did think they were a bit OTT and relied on one of those magnifying glass stands.....but I wouldn't be without it now.

Keep up the great work.

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Hi Steve
As always your work is very impressive. I am sure the size difference won't be noticeable. Glad you like the Optivisor. I couldn't model without mine.
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I know what you mean..... When I first heard of optivisors on my return to the hobby I did think they were a bit OTT and relied on one of those magnifying glass stands.....but I wouldn't be without it now.

Keep up the great work.

Andrew
Yep, i used to use reading glasses 3+ so was a bit sceptical when i saw the claims using the Optivisor, so ordered from Amazon, then if they were no use could send them back, but wow what a difference they make, everything in the field of view is sharp and clear. Found the trick was to use them at the correct distance and then they (2x) blow the 3x specs away - no comparison at all. The other 'eye-opener' has been scale75's Thinner. This has made using the Tube Acrylics, so much better than just tap water.
 

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Been messing around painting the other two horses, So started on the Eagle Bearers(Chestnut/brown) and Burthes (White) horses;

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Eagle Bearers mount;

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Burthes Steed

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Trumpeters Horse

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You're rather good at this. Understatement of the year!
 

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How time flies when your having fun, spent 1 1/2hrs last night painting in the reins, added a flash to his nose, started working on his eyes. Some touchups to do where the horses flesh meets the reins;













Need to paint the mouths, lips, teeth and brass ware on the reins
 
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