Eurasian Lynx

I want to present the figure of an animal that had asked me to do while my friend Berny. This is the Eurasian lynx. (This is not my avatar, which is an Iberian Lynx)  .
The figure represents a male on a scale of 1/20.

The Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) is a medium-sized cat native to European and Siberian forests, South Asia and East Asia. It is also known as the European lynx, common lynx, the northern lynx, and the Siberian or Russian lynx. While its conservation status has been classified as "Least Concern", populations of Eurasian lynx have been reduced or extirpated from western Europe, where it is now being reintroduced.

The Eurasian lynx is the largest lynx species, ranging in length from 80 to 130 cm (31 to 51 in) and standing about 70 cm (28 in) at the shoulder. During the summer, the Eurasian lynx has a relatively short, reddish or brown coat, which tends to be more brightly coloured in animals living at the southern end of its range. In winter, however, this is replaced by a much thicker coat of silky fur that varies from silver-grey to greyish-brown. The fur is almost always marked with black spots, although the number and pattern of these is highly variable. Some animals also possess Eurasian lynx with heavily spotted fur may exist close to others with plain fur...

Here are the pictures, I hope you like them !  

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Different types of fur...
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Miguel

A wonderful work again       

   If this wasn't posted in the Homemade figures section I would ask what brand it was! (That's a very good thing ) Amazing!      

I love it! It's beautiful Miguel

Beautiful lynx!!! Congratulations Miguel!

Gorgeous lynx! It seems you're a master of sculpting! Congrats!

It is FABULOUS   

I LOVE it   

Ohhhh! Looook      

   I almost get tears in my eyes, it is so wonderful  

Beautiful lynx!!! Congratulations       

They're both quite awesome    

Wow it looks beautiful!! Great job!

Stef

Thank you Andreas, 4U, Harriet, Ana, Jonas, Susanne, Luke, Anne and Stef !! I am gratefull for your words. Glad you like it !    

Miguel

Wonderful lynx! I like how you made different color morphs.

It is wonderful Miguel    I've spend time and time before posting, the pics are so good, the models incredible   

I've read the topic three times to find the words Molds or copies... None   

It is very cruel Miguel  

Beautiful!!!

Kikimalou wrote:

It is wonderful Miguel    I've spend time and time before posting, the pics are so good, the models incredible   

I've read the topic three times to find the words Molds or copies... None   

It is very cruel Miguel  

Oh yey, but both of them look like from the same mould, aren't they?   That means…     

Is not easy to make a lynx look great and atractive at the same time, you are not only a great sculptor and painter, you are also a designer.
The figure, is over all, very beautiful!
An Iberian lynx in that scale would result too small, but do you have it in your ideas?

Fabulous model. WOW. CONGRATS Miguel   

AWSOME... !!!!!!!

Ana wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

It is wonderful Miguel    I've spend time and time before posting, the pics are so good, the models incredible   

I've read the topic three times to find the words Molds or copies... None   

It is very cruel Miguel  

Oh yey, but both of them look like from the same mould, aren't they?   That means…     

   

Miguel

Roger wrote:

Is not easy to make a lynx look great and atractive at the same time, you are not only a great sculptor and painter, you are also a designer.
The figure, is over all, very beautiful!
An Iberian lynx in that scale would result too small, but do you have it in your ideas?

Thank you for your words Rogerio !!  . An Iberian lynx in that scale would so difficult to made ( 2'5 cm at the shoulder !!).. but, who knows !!  

Thank you Geospiza, Christoppe, Phil, Florian, Nando !! Glad you like it !!  

Miguel

Wow Miguel! A new sculpting star is born! Amazing figurine. I'd really like to get an unpainted copy to paint it a different subspecies Or at least to try Congrats!

signatus wrote:

Ana wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

It is wonderful Miguel    I've spend time and time before posting, the pics are so good, the models incredible   

I've read the topic three times to find the words Molds or copies... None   

It is very cruel Miguel  

Oh yey, but both of them look like from the same mould, aren't they?   That means…     

   

Miguel

I wish you are right Anna   

Kikimalou wrote:

signatus wrote:

Ana wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

It is wonderful Miguel    I've spend time and time before posting, the pics are so good, the models incredible   

I've read the topic three times to find the words Molds or copies... None   

It is very cruel Miguel  

Oh yey, but both of them look like from the same mould, aren't they?   That means…     

   

Miguel

I wish you are right Anna   

Are we expecting pre-order?

Great sculpture Miguel, your work has the look of a professional model in terms terms of quality.  I see you are now very comfortable with sculpting, please continue to share your wonderful figures with the forum.

signatus wrote:

Roger wrote:

Is not easy to make a lynx look great and atractive at the same time, you are not only a great sculptor and painter, you are also a designer.
The figure, is over all, very beautiful!
An Iberian lynx in that scale would result too small, but do you have it in your ideas?

Thank you for your words Rogerio !!  . An Iberian lynx in that scale would so difficult to made ( 2'5 cm at the shoulder !!).. but, who knows !!  

Thank you Geospiza, Christoppe, Phil, Florian, Nando !! Glad you like it !!  

Miguel

Well, I haven't explained myself correctly. No doubts an Iberian lynx in that scale is too small. I wanted to know if you are thinking in an Iberian lynx in any scale? Sounds possible...
Maybe, you can use one of the copies of the Eurasian lynx, resculpt it a little on beards and so and give a slightly different painting....