Closer shots of LOTR chess set

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Wendy

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I took a few pics of the chess guys before sending them off to Minnesota.

Here they are. Black's a better background than woody orange and yellow, eh? :D
 

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Hiya Roc. Yes, this is the same chess set. A couple folks had commented on how far away the previous pics I had posted of them were, so I figured I'd post some closer shots.

It was great to meet you and your wife at the show. :)
 
Hi Wendy! In case you don't remember, we've me and spoke at MFCA a couple years ago in the hospitality suit. Um, can I ask... did you sculpt those? I know that you've been doing a little putty work here and there and I'm just wondering if you've progressed thus far with such a great job in such a short amount of time.
Thanks in advance

EasyOff / John
 
Hey Wendy, don't need closer pics.... I saw them live:):):). Keep up the great work. Nice seeing you again

Stephen Mallia
 
Hey thanks guys! I'll be seeing some of you in Chi-town.

I remember you, John. :) These figs were made by an Irish company name Mithril. Well, the spider is a conversion. Their Mirkwood spider was too small and too insect looking for my Biology degree self, so I tweaked it a bit to make it more imposing and suitable to be called Shelob (and more like an arachnid).
 
I remember you, John. :) These figs were made by an Irish company name Mithril. Well, the spider is a conversion. Their Mirkwood spider was too small and too insect looking for my Biology degree self, so I tweaked it a bit to make it more imposing and suitable to be called Shelob (and more like an arachnid).


Thanks Wendy!
 
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