My first 4 legged cast without a base... (1 Viewer)

[Captkronos]

I think if you do it right, the legs work as natural vents for all the metal in the body of the beast...

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Aha! Super job! Amazed you managed it in a single casting. Now...how does that casting hold up for scale?! One thing I have struggled with is that there are no horse castings large enough to properly accomodate most Naps figures, which is why I often convert horses from other "off the shelf" sets.

 

[Captkronos]

Here it is side by side with a 54mm ACW figure from some generic Chinese manufacturer:

 

[maddadicus]

I think if you do it right, the legs work as natural vents for all the metal in the body of the beast...

Why is it every time that you make something new, I see my wallet getting lighter. Seriously, for a newbie, this guy is doing great work. I have bought just about everything in his Sudan line and they are superb, equal in quality to most anything from the established glossy mfg. out there..Michael

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice and as SP said hard to do as a single casting.

 

[christopher]

I think if you do it right, the legs work as natural vents for all the metal in the body of the beast...

Very nica work famolos

 

[Captkronos]

I added milliput to the original, and recast, now with saddle and reins.

 

[Captkronos]

And now I can give my NSW Lancer a better ride...