I am reworking my old Hansom cab model, which some here may remember, to bring it up to modern standards. It now has glass in the windows (original was made for P3 when there was no transparency), and texture map has been completely redone. The horse harness is new. I decided not to use the excellent one by Bloodsong, because I'm not sure what I'm going to do with this thing, plus I wanted to include the parts that attach to the cab. Still work to do on this. The harness is just a prop, and needs to be a conforming figure. And the cab still hasn't got lamps...

Anyway I would be glad of any feedback.

Just took delivery of some books on horsedrawn vehicles, so I hope to do more.

Cheers

Ian

I think it looks really nice. Dare I say, handsome? :O)

It looks fabulous....just wonderful...Sharen :-)

It's great! That's elementary, my dear Watson. Do you intend making more props for this period?

Oh, it was you! Good to have a chance to say thanks, it's been a brilliant model. Hope you do more, thanks again...

Add a little fog, a cobblestone street and a Lady of the Evening or two and it would be just right for a Jack The Ripper scene! I'd love to see more props from that era, too.

Thanks for the comments all. Yes, I hope to make more models of the Victorian era. I want to create vehicles, and buildings, and some smaller items. I also intend to make some steam engines. But I need to work out how to make the wheels and connecting rods work in Poser. Thanks again Ian