Fennec and Red-Breasted Toucan

My latest sculptures - from the voting polls on my blog
http://hkhollinstone.blogspot.com/2011/02/fennec-and-red-breasted-toucan.html

that fennec is awesome! congratulations!

oohhhhh Harriet! They are WONDERFUL! Send them to me!

-Kristie

Niiiice, foxy

Thank you Joan, Kristie and Robert

Harriet, amazing work, too bad they are too big for my diorama!!!

Philter4 wrote:

Harriet, amazing work, too bad they are too big for my diorama!!!

Thanks Phil! I can make them smaller

I can only say WOW

I love them

If they want to move to Germany, let me know

Only as a rest place on their way to Serbia

skysthelimit wrote:

Only as a rest place on their way to Serbia

It´s to far to fly for a toucan

He'll find extra strength when he feels German winter

skysthelimit wrote:

He'll find extra strength when he feels German winter

I will find a nice and warm place for them

OK, send a foxy lady here and find a warm place for toucan

That Fennec is so fantastic and beautyful
I hope he finds a cute wife

Your work is gorgeous, Harriet. I LOVE the Lemurs and enjoy them every day

skysthelimit wrote:

OK, send a foxy lady here and find a warm place for toucan

OK Robert,

here´s your foxy lady

Miss H, are you working on those molds already?

Admin wrote:

OK Robert,

here´s your foxy lady

Oh, how kind of you...

skysthelimit wrote:

Admin wrote:

OK Robert,

here´s your foxy lady

Oh, how kind of you...

Admin wrote:

I can only say WOW

I love them

If they want to move to Germany, let me know

SUSANNE wrote:

That Fennec is so fantastic and beautyful
I hope he finds a cute wife

Your work is gorgeous, Harriet. I LOVE the Lemurs and enjoy them every day

skysthelimit wrote:

Miss H, are you working on those molds already?

Thank you so much Torben and Susanne!!
Torben I'd happily send you the Fennec, but he and his wife (I haven't painted her yet) already have a home to go to But I'm always up for making more.
Robert, I would very much like to make moulds, but the materials are expensive for me at the moment and I'm a little unsure about what to buy and where.

I love the toucan-and the fennec too!!! And i miss a red-breasted Toucan in my collection!!

I already make a comment on your blog Harriet. So... What more to tell ?

One thing. What a wonderful place with so much fantastic people

Harriet Your Fennec is amazing!! Great job. Also toucan is really nice

Hi Harriet,

I just post a comment on you blog about this pieces, they are really great and I specially love the toucan. If he want to fly to a warmen location please let him fly to Peru.

Keep the good work. Congratulations.

Harriet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST AND JUST KEEP GETTING BETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you SO SO much Andreas, Christophe, Ana, Alejandro and Larry, I'm really happy you like them! Thank you for commenting on my blog too

HKHollinstone wrote:

Philter4 wrote:

Harriet, amazing work, too bad they are too big for my diorama!!!

Thanks Phil! I can make them smaller

Harriet, I sent you an email on how to make silicon molds, I hope it helps. On a smaller version of the fox, not only are they not from South Africa, (they are found north in the Sahara desert) they are way too small to be on my diorama in scale, they would only be about 1/2 inch with the tail. There is a fox from central and southern Africa if you would like to try, the common bat eared fox is about 1 inch in scale so that may be a sculpture you could try. Let me know what you think of the tutorial I sent on how to make a mold.

Philter4 wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

Philter4 wrote:

Harriet, amazing work, too bad they are too big for my diorama!!!

Thanks Phil! I can make them smaller

Harriet, I sent you an email on how to make silicon molds, I hope it helps. On a smaller version of the fox, not only are they not from South Africa, (they are found north in the Sahara desert) they are way too small to be on my diorama in scale, they would only be about 1/2 inch with the tail. There is a fox from central and southern Africa if you would like to try, the common bat eared fox is about 1 inch in scale so that may be a sculpture you could try. Let me know what you think of the tutorial I sent on how to make a mold.

Thanks Phil, I received your email and replied, you're right though the foxes would be a bit fiddly to make in that scale.

Oooo Harriet, they look amazing

The fennec is soo cute

And the tucan looks soo alive

Realy realy great work

Arrakai wrote:

Oooo Harriet, they look amazing

The fennec is soo cute

And the tucan looks soo alive

Realy realy great work

Thank you Anna!

Here's the female
http://hkhollinstone.blogspot.com/2011/02/female-fennec.html

What a beautiful couple, all you need is cubs now, the size of pin-head

UUUUUUUH !!!!
(Tears of joy )

skysthelimit wrote:

What a beautiful couple, all you need is cubs now, the size of pin-head

Fantastic idea ! Or they could be together in some sand or grass....

... or the easiest way, make a pregnant female...

skysthelimit wrote:

What a beautiful couple, all you need is cubs now, the size of pin-head

Thanks Robert and Susanne
Fennec cubs, that'd be cute they would be small but not impossibly small to make.

They are all 3 wonderful Harriet. I love the foxes. The babies would be really cute. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us.

Great Harriet

Harriet really wonderful job, congratulations

lucky luke wrote:

Harriet really wonderful job, congratulations

Thank you Amy, Christophe and Luke

Why am I not posting here???
A place with so special figures???
A beautiful bird and a fantastic fox!!! I love this fox, now I feel in a desert searching for a fennec!

Roger wrote:

Why am I not posting here???
A place with so special figures???
A beautiful bird and a fantastic fox!!! I love this fox, now I feel in a desert searching for a fennec!

Thank you very much Roger

I though I posted here but I´ve just realized that not...

Those figurines are really awesome! The fox is my favourite :)

SyLoBe wrote:

I though I posted here but I´ve just realized that not...

Those figurines are really awesome! The fox is my favourite :)

Thanks Sylvia