A Pair of Pint-Sized Pioneer Ponies
Second & Third completion for 2021. The ubiquitous Sweet Mustangs in 1/144. This project was primarily an exercise in oil weathering, in particular, MiG Oilbrushers. Overall, I’m pleased with the results. Gunze-Sangyo paints, stretched sprue antenna, etc.
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Andrew H said on February 7, 2021
James, excellent results with these pint sized ponies, especially around the greenhouses, and with the weathering technique. I’ve never heard of this brand, but the surface detail looks really fine and petite (nice) for the scale. Liked!
Haslam Yeoman said on February 7, 2021
Sweet!😀
DE4EVER said on February 7, 2021
🙂 … Greetings … 🙂 :
Good looking work on these two, much so when one takes upon
consideration the scale, great modeling James.
Spiros Pendedekas said on February 7, 2021
Those are great looking ponies, James.
Hard to believe they are only 1/144!
John vd Biggelaar said on February 7, 2021
Incredible results, James.
They look a lot bigger than 1/144.
Compliments all over.
Ben Walmsley said on February 7, 2021
Very impressive job James, I can’t imagine getting that kind of detail on something so small. My eyes hurt just thinking about it!
George Williams said on February 7, 2021
Amazing models, James, definitely liked. We have a good of selection of scales in headlines at the moment.
Aldo Missio said on February 7, 2021
Man, you must have a superpower, like microscope vision. 1/72 is hard enough. Next – superdetailing the 1/350 planes on carrier models!
Greg Kittinger said on February 8, 2021
Fantastic work for 144! Easily passable as 1/72. Well done.
Robert Royes said on February 8, 2021
Holy eye strain! Great job.