WWS5 - Bonus Item by mapps
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As with Richard and I we always have a bonus gift for those leaving a review on our sets, well WWS5 is no different. This "BuckBoard" is usable with any large animal...or small mouse for those into mice
Although I was going to do it as a conforming item to the Poser Standard horse I figured it would be more useful to leave it as a seperate posable figure allowing it to be used with polarbar, ME Horse, dragons, what ever ya like.
Anyone leaving a review (good or bad) will get a copy of "The BuckBoard"
Rnedered in poser 6, no postwork.
Comments (12)
looks awesome Mike.now if I had a horse to pull it!!maybe even a cow
Looks great!
Wonderful chariot... i wonder how it would look hooked on a butterfly! ;)
Nice. I like the wheels. I like the butterfly option too. I like mice. Thank you.
Looks awesome Mike . Very cool and thanks again
Wow, excellent prop mike. Great! :)
Awesome job, Mike...I can't get over how authentic all of your props are! Keep them coming!
looks great mike.love the dragon idea.i don't think he'll like it much though.
Fantastic Mike ... Cool wagon and textures !!! ... Antonio.
Oh my goodness! This is just what I've been looking for! Please tell me you have more wagons like this one! Got to have it! Sandy
This one is both of four wheels which is after the 14th century when witches were starting to be persecuted, and 1870 when artilery mounts began to be iron instead of wood. Probably one that survived because it was replaced by an automobile. That would be 1910-20. All the old caissons have vanished from the Civil War Parks now and the gun carriages are mockups of iron from Italy. Does it need a collar to be pulled? A feed bag would be needed if used in vending. Late 1940's and even into the 60's in London Ontario so I've seen this one. Almost a pony cart like my friend's daughters had but in the style of a buckboard. I was surprised at how nimble and fast an Amish carriage ride is on hills on gravel.
WOW!!! Really cool work!