Buffalo Landing Figures

[SDwn]

Here are a couple of more pics of some of this line. I see that he has started posting on ebay again;
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/durang0_W0QQ_nkwZQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZQQ_ipgZ
for those that were looking.  Sean

[chester]

Some great poses there and unique features like the shirttail hanging out. Are these some that you finished Sean? Nice job regardless.

[mobilgas]

the detail on the figures look real good !! have to check them out on E-bay.   Craig    mich

[John McGuyer]

Good proportions. I'm impressed. I also agree on those little things like a shirt out make them special. It always makes me wonder when someone will go to great lengths to make a scale model then put figures in it that look like cartoons.

John

[SDwn]

Yes, that is one of the things that I liked about this line, is the detail. Some of the figures have wedges in their back pockets too. I also liked that not all of the faces have the same look to them. I agree with you John on the cartoon figures.   Sean

[Frederic Testard]

Those are really beautiful figures, and your paint work still improves their appearance.
By the way, I always read with pleasure your articles in Timbertimes.

[LLOYD]

Howdy,

recently I've Paint these some 1/48 Buffalo Landing Figures!
It is a real pleasure, the quality of fine sculpture and casting is very fine!
And this figures are nicely detailled,  look Tip Top for steam period!
Sincerly!

Lloyd

[LLOYD]

A fine team on Rio Allosius Mining & Co

[finescalerr]

Nice, neat work, Lloyd. -- Russ

[Ken Hamilton]

Beautiful job on those figures, Lloyd.  Good photography, too.
In B&W, they would look like old, posed photos.

Nice!

[LLOYD]

Howdy,

thank you compadres!
Enclosed the original photo!

Sincerely!
Lloyd

[Ray Dunakin]

Very well done!

[MrBrownstone]

Hey LLOYD,

Really Great job on those figures....

The placement works very well...I like the B/W photo too..

Mike

[SDwn]

Figures look good Lloyd. Here are the last two groups of figures.   Sean

[LLOYD]

Hello Compadres,

thank you to appreciate!

Sean, Your style is well too!

For me, I use a very simple technique to paint the figuries in this scale!
In first, I pass to the airbrush a layer of tamiya white XF2,
After I paint with Humbrol diluted with mineral spirit!
Once dry I make the shades, with a mixture of Black Indian ink and alcohol, to give a light volume!
It's more difficult to paint in B/W.......
Sincerely!

Lloyd