1:20 Ocelot (Leopardus pardalis)

Thanks Andreas, Rogério, Laura, and Karin

Roger wrote:

... we don't have to see an Iberian lynx painted to enjoy its beautiness.

As you know seeing both together is only a question of time...be patient!!!

Karin wrote:

If big brands won't make an Ocelot, I want this one in my collection

It would be also a question of time (I could make copies to sell once FFP is finished) ...be patient too!!!

I was just rying to say that an Iberian lynx unpainted, is more beautiful than an ocelot unpainted. Somewhat when we say that a beautiful girl doesn't need make-up to look beautiful. Though, my comment is quite ambiguous actually!
Both cats are really wonderful.... but the Iberian lynx is a little more.

I agree with you. The anatomy of an ocelot without fur looks as if he were an ordinary cat. Lynxes are quite different. They looks as if they were some kind of ancient cats from Pleistocene or so...they are amaizing and exciting...

Mgarat wrote:

I agree with you. The anatomy of an ocelot without fur looks as if he were an ordinary cat. Lynxes are quite different. They looks as if they were some kind of ancient cats from Pleistocene or so...they are amaizing and exciting...

Exactly what I wanted to say!

Now, you can compare already!!!...

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Greeaat model
Love the eyes

Mgarat wrote:

Now, you can compare already!!!...

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Yes, the tow most beautiful felines? As I told a I may be a little partial but I think the Iberian lynx is more exotic and mix the evil and sweet sides of these creatures with an expression that no other cat does. Though, every felines in the world are wonderful creatures.

I don't know how you manage to paint such tiny details on a model so small, let alone sculpt it!

Amazing

Thanks LeeAnn. It is only a question of patience...and eyes!!!

Wonderful species you selected! One of my favorite's of the smaller wild species. You are indeed an artist.