megroot
A Fixture
i make my snow with NaHCO3, with i get at the local medicine store.
Together with white glue it makes perfect snow for less money then artificial snow for instance.
Marc
Battle of the Lake Peipus
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i make my snow with NaHCO3, with i get at the local medicine store.
Together with white glue it makes perfect snow for less money then artificial snow for instance.
Marc
Black Army
A Fixture
Thanks Marc! It's a good idea, so they use sodabicarbonat, the same thing as the hungarian modellers 
. We also don't know easiest.
Best regards,
Balázs
. We also don't know easiest. Best regards,
Balázs
Black Army
A Fixture
I'm done
Hello!
I have finished the sculpting. Here are some pict's.
Comments are welcome!
Best regards,
Balázs
Hello!
I have finished the sculpting. Here are some pict's.
Comments are welcome!
Best regards,
Balázs
Black Army
A Fixture
About crest
I'm sorry, I haven't writen about the horns. Finally I have decided against the removing, because it seems better with horns. Although it isn't correct now, next I won't make such an unhistorical mistake.
By the way, I'm ready to painting but I haven't time enough. I'm catastophic.
I'm sorry, I haven't writen about the horns. Finally I have decided against the removing, because it seems better with horns. Although it isn't correct now, next I won't make such an unhistorical mistake.
By the way, I'm ready to painting but I haven't time enough.
I'm catastophic.
Black Army
A Fixture
More photos
More photos:
Perhaps they like it
More photos:
Perhaps they like it
Black Army
A Fixture
More infos about horns on the helmet
Hello,
I was at the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest Today and I looked this well-known buckle. It was founded by a smal Hungarian village "Kígyóspuszta" in the 19th Century and it is from the 3. quarter of the 13th Century. It introduce Knights in a battle. It is a Hungarian work so it's autentic to Teutonic area (so periphery of the medieval Europ). An author have wrote that it was a tournament but the dresses shown the battle dress. Here is the picture, I share it, because it's an interesting thing:
Best regards,
Balázs
Hello,
I was at the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest Today and I looked this well-known buckle. It was founded by a smal Hungarian village "Kígyóspuszta" in the 19th Century and it is from the 3. quarter of the 13th Century. It introduce Knights in a battle. It is a Hungarian work so it's autentic to Teutonic area (so periphery of the medieval Europ). An author have wrote that it was a tournament but the dresses shown the battle dress. Here is the picture, I share it, because it's an interesting thing:
Best regards,
Balázs
