It's been a while I posted something here, but I've been busy to create some things for the upcoming event on the 4th of june, at Goor in the Netherlands, called FIGZ.
The Three Tenors is made for a duel I had with my good friend Rich from West Models and Figures. I was up against his Hold your nerve!. And he has beaten me well!
The figures are from this set a little bit converted.
Enjoy the pictures!
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| Can you here them sing! |
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| No, he's not boxing! |
Hope you like them.
And welcome to the following friends:
La Long Carabine from One 72nd Fantasy Figures and Ton 0685 from Parade Ground.
Welcome to my blog!!!!!
I do like them as always, good work.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery nicely done!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYou could get one of those medieval bathers from Paul for a mezzo-soprano and you'd have probably won it hands down, especially with the sound track attached.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI haven't done a Faustina Bordoni post since New Years and feel one coming on now, looking at this.
Great stuff, I can here the voices of angels!!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI thought they were really good...o liked the shading...unfortunately the pics from Rich and his genius landscaping took the day...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenCheers
paul
Thanks for the nice words my friends!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenGreetings
Peter
I took these new pictures yesterday. The ones in the competition were taken in a hurry :-D
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThat re match will be after the meeting at FIGZ ;-)
Greetings
Peter
Now if you can bring yourself to do it, and I am not too sure I even could,
BeantwoordenVerwijderen...but to win the rematch, besides the mezzo-soprano, you could get the Other medieval bather and have the world's first Castrati opera singers, with a deft conversion.
Again, not too sure I could but it would really grab the audience I think.
Nice look Peter !! Another great work !!!
BeantwoordenVerwijderen@mekelnborg: don't give me ideas :-D
BeantwoordenVerwijderen@Carlo: thanks!
Greetings
Peter