Porthos and the Cardinal's Guards by Ken _Gilliland
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Description
Another Musketeer image... this time with a little action.
Porthos gives Cardinal Richelieu's guards some fencing instruction.
Model Credits: Michael & Cyclorama background (DAZ3D), Musketeer-Pirate Pack (PoserStyle) and Musketeer Texture Add-on Pack (KenG)
Comments (11)
Great posing and expressions and those outfits look wonderful!
Fantastic - all we need now are morphs to make mike look like Oliver Reed, Frank Finlay, Michael York & Richard Chamberlain - would really bring the musketeers to life then.
You did a fantastic job with this! The posing, composition and expressions! Wonderful!! Excellent work! :o)
very nice scene :) - /but for bloodshed/. can see the movement caught in your pic - great job
The posing and costumes are amazing! Excellent work indeed.
It may be hard to hear that, but IMHO this is high time to say it loud. Some people here may not like it, or not agree with me, but I have feeling it is the right thing to say: Richelieu was a bastard. Vive le Roi muhahaha!!!!!!!!!
oh..I don't know.. what about the 2nd-rate 3 Musketeers from the late 90's?...on 2nd thought, there was also Raquel Welch..;)
Okay, if were going to talk Musketeers movies here, I guess I'll have to throw my two cents in... I wasn't a fan of "Young Blades" 90's version, though I did like the 1973 version (York/Chamberlain/Reed/Welch et al.) Though many may disagree with me, my favorite is the 1948 Gene Kelly (D'Artagnan) version with June Allyson (Constance), Lana Turner (de Winter), Vincent Price (Richelieu), Van Heflin (Athos), Frank Morgan (The King) and Angela Lansbury (The Queen). It doesn't stick to the story exactly, but it's fun to watch. Thanks for the comments on the image...
Oh God I've watched the 73' version at least 100 times and God willing I'll watch it another 100 times! lol! Great pic - epic scene! Very well done :)
Excellent poses and expressions great image!!
Really great image and I think I just got an education on the 3 Muskateers! I like the newest version with Gerard Depardieu (not sure I spelled that right). I love the action in this image, wonderful!