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Edorta
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The pics are a bit small I think, but the work you´ve made with this looks really great.
Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia
Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia
DEL
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Thanks guys for your very encouraging comments. It's always a real buzz when your work is well regarded by other modellers and painters.
Onwards and upwards, plans are well underway for my next two scenes one of which is a cricketing piece.......cricket what is that all about
Cheers
Derek
Onwards and upwards, plans are well underway for my next two scenes one of which is a cricketing piece.......cricket what is that all about
Cheers
Derek
It's not Flashman getting his hat trick at Lords is it ? cricket (performed first recorded "hat-trick"; Wickets of Felix, Pilch and Mynn for 14 runsThanks guys for your very encouraging comments. It's always a real buzz when your work is well regarded by other modellers and painters.
Onwards and upwards, plans are well underway for my next two scenes one of which is a cricketing piece.......cricket what is that all about
Cheers
Derek
Steve
DEL
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You're right it's not.....because it's a secret........woooooooh
DEL
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BTW I've posted some musings about how this model came together over on the Articles and SBS thread.
Cheers
Derek
Cheers
Derek
smudger1960
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Well Del,what can I say !,I absolutely love it, this has to be one of your best works, the scenery you've created is beautifully done and captures the period brilliantly,i thought you had been quiet on the painting front and now I know why,i hope I get to see this in the flesh one day,10/10 ,congratulations mate
DEL
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Much appreciated Brian. Thoroughly enjoyed this from start to finish.
One of my favourite things is the background reading and without doubt London at this time has to have been the most exciting, dangerous, raucous places in the world.
After all where else would you expect a that a vat of porter would burst suddenly on Monday October 17, 1814 at Henry Meux’s Horse Shoe Brewery. Containing 3,550 barrels of beer amounting to more than a million pints, weighing more than 571 tons. http://seanmunger.com/2013/10/17/strange-brew-the-incredible-london-beer-flood-of-1814/
One of my favourite things is the background reading and without doubt London at this time has to have been the most exciting, dangerous, raucous places in the world.
After all where else would you expect a that a vat of porter would burst suddenly on Monday October 17, 1814 at Henry Meux’s Horse Shoe Brewery. Containing 3,550 barrels of beer amounting to more than a million pints, weighing more than 571 tons. http://seanmunger.com/2013/10/17/strange-brew-the-incredible-london-beer-flood-of-1814/
smudger1960
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Hi Del
The research and trying to recreate a setting for a figure or bust is a part of modeling that I really enjoy,it really motivates me to complete something different from the norm,congratulations again
The research and trying to recreate a setting for a figure or bust is a part of modeling that I really enjoy,it really motivates me to complete something different from the norm,congratulations again
Gellso
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That's a stunning piece Del.
This slipped through my radar.
Gells
This slipped through my radar.
Gells
davidmitchell
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Saw this in the flesh as well and photos do not do it full justice.Fantastic bit of work on all aspects Del.
cheers Davie
cheers Davie
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