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Saddle Breaking Campaign Summary

by Andrzej Snigorski
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Saddle Breaking Campaign
As soon as mankind managed to tame a wild animal big enough to carry man’s weight as soon the rider – mount relation had been established.
This campaing was focused on riders and their mounts – no matter if they were taken from history or a fantasy book - orc on a wolf, knight on a horse, wizard on a dragon, hunter on an elephant, or nomad on a camel – all these were allowed.
Here we present the works of campaign participants.

Leader: endrju007
Start date: June 1st, 2012
End date: March 31st, 2013
Number of participants: 17

Awarded for finishing their projects:
AJLaFleche - Al LaFleche
endrju007 - Andrzej Snigorski
Galeamin - Arkadi Soroker
HARV - Randy Harvey
steve-o - Steve
WARLORD - Marcin Kardaszewski
windysean - Sean Hadfield
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About the Author

About Andrzej Snigorski (endrju007)
FROM: WOJEWODZTWO PODKARPACKIE, POLAND

My first contact with model making took place over 20 years ago – I’ve made few models of planes when I was 9. They were all destroyed in one disastrous accident. Pain after loosing results of my own work was so big that I’ve left model making for about 15 years ;) . I’ve returned to building models...


Comments

windysean
Andrzej, that's an excellend compilation. You regulars on Historica Forma sure turn out nice work! Comparing mine to the rest, there's a lot I still have to learn. I'll keep reading and trying. thanks! -Sean H.
APR 25, 2013 - 01:27 AM
endrju007
Thank you Sean! Don't be too cruel to yourself. In my opinion your choice of figure was not very helping your efforts. I found out that the better the details of the figure the easier to paint it. Your figure being quite poorly detailed must have been difficult to paint. Choose something nicely sculpted for next project - you will see how much easier it is to paint a face or clothing that is perfectly shaped.
APR 25, 2013 - 09:58 PM
windysean
See? I'm learning already. thanks again!
APR 25, 2013 - 11:45 PM
HARV
Nice summary Andrzej. It is always nice to be able to see everyone's entries set up this way. I liked all of the entries. It was nice to see the variety of time frames and subjects. My figure painting is lousy but I enjoy what I do. I have a lot to learn but I figure that getting out there and entering these campaigns is a way to learn. Once I improve with my figure modeling maybe I can learn to improve my camera skills as well!! Sean...hmmmmmmmmmmm.......I think that my warriors might be watching your mule rider veeeeeeery closely!! Thanks again everyone for a great campaign. Randy
APR 26, 2013 - 10:37 AM
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Copyright ©2018 by Andrzej Snigorski. _OPINIONS Historicus Forma, KitMaker Network, or Silver Star Enterrpises. Images also by copyright holder unless otherwise noted. Opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of Historicus Forma or Silver Star Enterprises. All rights reserved. Originally published on: 2013-04-25 11:22:42. Unique Reads: 14241