1:20 Auroch Bull......again

Yes, my next work is a reinterpretation of the figure of the auroch I did some weeks ago. This animal has always fascinated me and basing on different references have  tried to improve the bottom line.

(Wikipedia ...    )

The ancestor of domestic cattle, is an extinct type of large wild cattle that inhabited Europe, Asia and North Africa; they survived in Europe until the last recorded aurochs died in the Jaktorów Forest, Poland in 1627.
Three wild subspecies of aurochs are recognized. Only the Eurasian subspecies survived until recent times.

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The appearance of the aurochs has been reconstructed from skeletal material, historical descriptions and contemporaneous depictions, such as cave paintings.
The aurochs was one of the largest herbivores in postglacial Europe, comparable to the wisent, the European bison. Had an average height at the shoulders of 155–180 cm (61–71 in) in bulls and 135–155 cm (53–61 in) in cows. The proportions and body shape of the aurochs were strikingly different from many modern cattle breeds. For example, the legs were considerably longer and more slender, resulting in a shoulder height that nearly equalled the trunk length.

The skull, carrying the large horns, was substantially larger and more elongated than in most cattle breeds. As in other wild bovines, the body shape of the aurochs was athletic and, especially in bulls, showed a strongly expressed neck and shoulder musculature. Therefore the forehand was larger than the rear. The coat colour of the aurochs can be reconstructed by using historical and contemporary depictions. Some primitive cattle breeds display similar coat colours to the aurochs, including the black colour in bulls with a light eel stripe, a pale mouth, and similar sexual dimorphism in colour. A feature often attributed to the aurochs is blond forehead ....  

Well, after this Wikiinformation I want to present the final result.

Hope you like it   

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Miguel

That is just amazing! Really wonderful job! Mighty beast <3
Schleich ranger: "Good boy, goood boy. Can I run now?!"

Awesome again!     

Absolutely astonishing. I would love a brand to pick up your model and create copies for all of us! Love it!

wow!! fantastic!

Beautiful Aurochs bull! Big congratulations!!!

Wonderful again     

What a fabulous model of a fantastic creature  

I am really, really impressed, WOW    

NightLioness wrote:

Schleich ranger: "Good boy, goood boy. Can I run now?!"

    

Thank you for this words Karin, -4U, Numaan, Shawn, Anna, Andreas, Susanne.. I'm happy you like this new model of a magnificent animal !!  

Miguel

Miguel, he's so amazing! I love him

WOW!!!  

Miguel this is absolutly stunning!  

Thank you Harriet, Attila !!   

Miguel

Love it :0

Fantastic work!   

Thank you Mihnea and Noémi !!   

Miguel

Just amazing! So lovely in every respect. I'm really really impressed! Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful photos!

Magnificent Bull Miguel    Look at his neck   

Which model did you customized ?

Wow Miguel,   this is truly an amazing figure everything is just perfect !!!
Especially the legs are   you putted lots of detail in them, without exaggerating the muscles.
this earns an standing ovation           

Thank you for your words Scot, Kiki, A-J... !!Im glad you like this figure !.  

This is not a custom figure Christoppe . I forgot to put the previous steps until the final result. sorry. ..  

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Miguel

Thank you Miguel for the Making off   The topic was indeed in the Home made models section.

By the way, when I look at this pic, I think immediately about PAPO glued parts      

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By the way, when I look at this pic, I think immediately about PAPO glued parts     

   

Wow such an beautiful bull!    

Wow! I loved your first aurochs, but this one is even better! Great work!