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CesarD
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to post my one sixth cavalry saddles from the Civil war and Indian wars. Thanks for looking.
Semper Fi,
Cesar
CesarD
Heres my indian war saddles. Thanks for looking
Semper Fi,
Cesar
swag
Beautiful saddles Cesar, keep up the good work!
Mark M
Nice! Thank you for posting!

edit note - merged 2 threads 4/07/09.
CesarD
Thank you for the compliments. I have an 1847 Grimsley I'm currently working on, so when thats complete I'll post pictures of it. I'm working my way around all the American saddles.
Semper Fi!
Cesar

QUOTE(swag @ Apr 7 2009, 03:16 PM) *
Beautiful saddles Cesar, keep up the good work!

teufelhunde.ret
Cesar, very unique!!! Do you have any views of these "in work" and or picture with something in "life scale" so we can get a sense of what the 1/6th scale looks like. Where did you ever find the brass, chain, canteen and sword... handmade? s/f Darrell
CesarD
Actually I don't. I used to have a pic of me holding it in my hand. I could easily photograph one and send it. 1/6 scale is action figure or GI Joe size. See the photo of my cast cavalry stirrups. That should give you an idea. If you spend enough time on google you'll find things like chains and brass. I just started havng some of my brass detail cast in pewter. Saves me lots of time. Then I paint it. The canteen I used to make it from scratch from button covers but theres a place that supplies 1/6 scale enthusiasts and makes the canteen, besides other things I use. For example the sharps or springfield carbine and swords. I used to make the whole thing from scratch but now I have some of it made for me.s

Cesar, very unique!!! Do you have any views of these "in work" and or picture with something in "life scale" so we can get a sense of what the 1/6th scale looks like. Where did you ever find the brass, chain, canteen and sword... handmade? s/f Darrell
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noworky
Very cool I really like these and they have super detail. The early US Cavalry is my bag!! Thanks for sharing.
Old Marine
That is beautiful work. Great details, what material do you use? Is that leather?


CesarD
Yes Sir. Everything is leather. The tree is resin cast and for the later saddles I cover it with very thin leather. The hardware is brass cast pieces and some of it is photoetch. Thanks for looking and for all the compliments.
S/F Cesar


QUOTE(Old Marine @ Apr 16 2009, 07:02 AM) *
That is beautiful work. Great details, what material do you use? Is that leather?

Old Marine
I thought it was leather, it has that leather look to it, it looks so much better than vinyl or some faux leather. It's beautiful work, crisp and exact. Thanks for sharing the photos.
dogtags
So where do you get the 1/6th scale cows? smile.gif
CesarD
Theres a place in the midwest, thats been breeding smaller and smaller cows. Its alot cheaper to buy a 1/6 scale hide as opposed to a fullscale hide. Well it comes out to 1/6th the price, wouldn't you know. unsure.gif


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QUOTE(dogtags @ Apr 20 2009, 05:32 PM) *
So where do you get the 1/6th scale cows? smile.gif

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