1:20 Flat-headed Cat (Prionailurus planiceps)

This is another piece of my coming project:  the flat headed cat (Prionailurus planiceps).

It is one of the smallest cats in the world. At 1:20 scale it is near to 2 cm head&body length.

I tried to paint it using the Kosta style, although being so little it has been difficult for my tired eyes.

I hope you enjoy

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Fantastic job

That's tiny figure Wonderful! And I love the species choice too

Very nice work !!. I find it amazing the small size. A little gem. Congratulations Mgarat!

Very interesting specie!!  And a very good work!

Great work!

Aaah, it's so tiny, I love it <333 Well done!!

Thankyou lucky luke, Ana. Miguel, Andreas, LeeAnn and Tarunyada for your "big" words about my little piece. I Konw it is small, but what I really love, as you can see below, is to compare models of different size using the same scale:

My little cat with my african elephant:
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...and with my Canadian Lynx:
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Now I want to see more of the elephant!

LeeAnn wrote:

Now I want to see more of the elephant!

Haha, me too

Could you please make a new topic and post some pictures of your African elephant?
Have you sculpted any other elephants also? Thanks

elephas_maximus wrote:

Could you please make a new topic and post some pictures of your African elephant?  

Sure! I am out home these days. I´ll do when I´ll be back.

elephas_maximus wrote:

Have you sculpted any other elephants also?

I did, but unfortunately they are not with me now.

elephas_maximus wrote:

Could you please make a new topic and post some pictures of your African elephant?  

As I promised you, a new topic "1:20 African Bush Elephant bull" is already opened.  

...and a complete walkaraund of this cat:

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Super mini cat! I love species and the work also. Incredible how can you make such small figures! Comparison pictures help giving them realism, there's no realism when we mix figures if they are not reasonably in scale. :) Time to check your elephant!

thanks for watching Rogério