The Death of Wolfe...My Version... (1 Viewer)

[whdamon]

Mike

 

[whdamon]

Mike
This is truely amazing and your best work to date. I now have this as my wall paper and will admire it for the next week or 2 as I log in

Keep up the fine work with your camera

Walt Damon

 

[mikemiller1955]

Thank you...

Martyn...
Mark...
Mike...
Darrell...glad to see you on the forum...hope all is well...
Pete...
Walt...that's an especially nice comment...

 

[mk26gmls]

Hey Michael,

Are you going to buy any of the new Sudan figures from JJD?

How about the new American Revolution figures from JJD that will come out in the next couple of months?

Darrell

 

[mikemiller1955]

Hey Michael,

Are you going to buy any of the new Sudan figures from JJD?

How about the new American Revolution figures from JJD that will come out in the next couple of months?

Darrell

Hehehehehe....you're a bad man for that...

 

[mk26gmls]

Hehehehehe....you're a bad man for that...

Ha!ha!ha!ha! Thought I would just pull your leg on the American Revolution. I am actually sitting here watching "The Revolution" on the History Channel now.

 

[marco55]

Ha!ha!ha!ha! Thought I would just pull your leg on the American Revolution. I am actually sitting here watching "The Revolution" on the History Channel now.

I'm watching too.
Mark

 

[fishead19690]

The Death of Wolfe...My Version...

This is a tough picture to mimic...

Penny, West or Wollett...

there are discrepencies in all of these artists versions...

one rendition has grass...one has bare dirt...one has rocks...

both have large scale armies behind them...which I just can't duplicate...

so I just made my own terrain...and used a grass mat that I made myself...

I don't collect Quebec...I ended up with these figures from a guy I know and just wanted to take a shot before I sold them...

I'm happy with the shot even though it's not accurately groundworked...

GREAT SHOT MIKE!!! Checking this out again for a second time, nice set up and background.

 

[mikemiller1955]

GREAT SHOT MIKE!!! Checking this out again for a second time, nice set up and background.

Tim...that's the mat I used your "wire brush" technique on...it really fluffed up the grass...made it silky...and separated the blades so nicely...the figures are much more stable and the grass is more pliable...