1880’s western US…the widow Titzengrabben (a recent European immigrant) and daughter are paid a visit by a prospective suitor (a drunken cowboy) by announcing his presence, and intentions, by firing a couple of shots through the window. Widow Titzengrabben is having none of that, and exercising the Second, and Standing her Ground, takes care of the situation (although an all-male jury might conclude otherwise!)
Looks like you did a great job on it and it is interesting, but does it really belong on Armorama? What does it have to do with armor and armored vehicles, etc…?? It really doesn’t
I moved it to the Figures/Historicus Forma for you.
Nice and different diorama. Definitely belongs in the Figures/Historicus Forma.
The painting on the clothing is very good (patterns and all) The leather chaps on the cowboy look very realistic and the horses’ coloring looks very realistic also.
Well done all around.
Outstanding. Love all the details like the hen and chic running away, scratch built house, rabbits, and bullet holes in the window, and esp the patterns on, widow Titzengrabben’s dress and apron. I tried patterns ona figure I’m working on right now and well… didn’t work.
Thanks, all! It was a fun build as well as a learning experience by trying out different building and painting techniques. Master Box has some interesting recent releases, including a couple of sets of Eastern Woodland Natives (Mohawk/Iroquois?) which are just begging for a French and Indian War dio.
