North American fauna

The bobcats and background look great.

Thank you Max! :)

Great pics, what are the original models ?

Thank you Christophe! :)

You can see the paintings from original models on "homemade and customised figures addition" (repaint bobcats) :)

The following day, Jeremiah is arrived on the high lands, autumn is already there..

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  "Wow! This wapiti seems fearing something, he didn't care to me!..

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  .. now I understand..

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  .. good luck Tomcat!"

 Then, Jeremiah follows a dry branch of the Dorbee river easy to ride..

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 .. and reaches a higher wooden area..

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 .. frightening some of its inhabitants..

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 .. avoiding others..

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 ..It's yet a long way to home!..

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(Jeremiah and 1 black bear from Schleich, other black bear from CollectA, wapiti from Safari ltd, puma and red fox from Papo)

Another brilliant series of photos! It is amazing, how do you make the background look in scale with your figures, when it would normally be much bigger than them?

Thank you Bonnie! :)

..I take pictures from the ground, very close to the figures I want to shoot, with a wide angle optic which move away the background! :)

How clever! No wonder it is so good!!

many thanks for your kind words Bonnie!

absolutely spectacular pictures again, Alain! Oh, and a fox, surely something to be noticed. Papo did it very realistic and your picture contributes a lot to its realism. Papo red fox shows more the features of the European subspecies but that is really not important due to the variability in populations. The Safari model is better for a North American subspecies but the Papo works more realistic and the pose is more lifelike.

Thank you Rogério and Andreas! :)

I enjoy so much your photo stories about Jeremiah's adventures . Wonderful photos!

Thank you Tove! :)

I also really like the photos of this story !

This is wonderful

Each photo tells a little story within the larger story .

I love that model of the trapper.
For once we see a shaggy, sturdy horse, and the man sits just like a man would do if he spends half his life in the saddle ;D

Thank you Kosta and Susanne! :)

You're right, Susanne, it's why I love this figure so much!..

Bonnie wrote:

Another brilliant series of photos! It is amazing, how do you make the background look in scale with your figures, when it would normally be much bigger than them?

I agree

Great journey again and bon voyage to Jeremiah (with more pics)

Few days after, upper, in another valley, his valley!..

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" Who are you man and what do you do there?..
 
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- Quiet Mr Papo,..  Mr Johnson is one of my friends, his settlement is higher on the river..

   Scuse Mr Papo, Jeremiah, he is my young french assistant for this season  and as you can see, dressed as a true trapper! uh! uh!..

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- Hi Mr Schleich!.. happy to meet you again,.. how is going the season?..

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 - not too bad friend, not too bad,..  there 's a new rather important colony!..

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 - .. OK, good news!.. see you later friends!..

(beavers from  Schleich)

Wonderful photos again!

Thank you Christophe and Bonnie! :)

Suspense suspense

That's always a pleasure, you know I prefer much more your outdoor pictures than your miniature scenes !

I have these two beavers too and think they fit perfectly as a pair, with the old model as the male and the newer one as the female.

thank you Benjamin, you also can see them in "old Europa".. :)