DEL
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Cheers Glenn.
I think I'll get around to doing Scale 75 Miniatures version. Had a good look at a couple of them painted up and it's a cracking figure.
http://www.skminiatures.co.uk/#/ragnar-lodbrock-75mm/4586024539
Cheers
Derek
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Cheers Glenn.
I think I'll get around to doing Scale 75 Miniatures version. Had a good look at a couple of them painted up and it's a cracking figure.
http://www.skminiatures.co.uk/#/ragnar-lodbrock-75mm/4586024539
Cheers
Derek
John Bowery
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Del,
Nice story and scene. Well done.
Cheers
John
Nice story and scene. Well done.
Cheers
John
smudger1960
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This is a beautiful little piece Del,I too am a big Vikings fan,the textures you mentioned look very good as does the shield and design,I also like the shield at the bottom of the rocks as well,great piece of work mate
Ron Tamburrini
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Brian you know the priesthood is a bit stingy with the cash
will never fork oot fura decent camera . I too saw this one in three dimensions and as always ; attention to small detail on the groundwork is superb .
Nice painting Del
Ron
DEL
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Cheers Huw ........ I try to bring this philosophy to all aspects of life. I'm sure you noticed my careful attention to sartorial detail when we met
DEL
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Del,
Nice story and scene. Well done.
Brian you know the priesthood is a bit stingy with the cash
I too saw this one in three dimensions and as always ; attention to small detail on the groundwork is superb .
Much appreciated guys. I'm about to start a 1 week project depicting Poste Militaires Macbeth as Somerled.
The scene will be the Battle of Renfrew where he was killed. (I'll bore you with the details when I post
Been down to the battle site this morning and gathered up materials for the groundwork ........ keepin it real
John Bowery
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Del,
Any rules for aquiring materials from an historic site????? Or was this a midnight run
Cheers
John
Any rules for aquiring materials from an historic site?????
Or was this a midnight runCheers
John
DEL
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Del,
Any rules for aquiring materials from an historic site?????
Cheers
John
Not a problem on this one John it's where the River Cart joins the famous River Clyde. It's very very wet meadowland regularly flooded and is pretty much forgotten.
Odd considering that the outcome of the battle was pivotal in Scottish history. In fact if Somerled and his forces had won there wouldn't have been any of the Stewart Monarchs so no Charles I. At a basic level it determind whether Scotland developed as a Scot / Norman country or a Gaelic / Norse land.
I always grab some earth etc from any historical site I visit ....... I've even got some sand from the River Kwai and earth from Changi.
Ron Tamburrini
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peedee
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If I win the lottery I'm gonna buy a big bungalow full of glass display cases with a bed sit in the library
Buy all these figures from you all, and wander from room to room looking at them all day and not accept visitors.
This has gone on my list Del.
Beware an offer you can't refuse.
I absolutely love everything down to seeing the potential of a broken corner on the wood.
Paul, the lottery hermit
Buy all these figures from you all, and wander from room to room looking at them all day and not accept visitors.
This has gone on my list Del.
Beware an offer you can't refuse.
I absolutely love everything down to seeing the potential of a broken corner on the wood.
Paul, the lottery hermit
DEL
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peedee
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Cheers Paul. Next one posted will interest you then
I am already intrigued from 'the trailer', unless you use the collected debris Ron mentioned !
I have a pinch of sand from omaha beach, (they won't miss it), and some fragments of crushed brick,
roof tile and barbed wire from the somme salient I shall use at some point.
Paul
peedee
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This is just thread jacking now, but Del has the patience of a saint... Obviously.I got gold from 'Them Thar Hills',
and 'Black Bush' from Bushmills in 'Nor'nIron,
it's goin nowhere near my figures though!
I heard you got a lot o' hot wind 'Downunder' too Brian,
was it from blowback from yer piper's blawbag?
Paul
DEL
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I reckon this post needs to draw to a conclusion.
But to explain where I get materials. Any time I go away on a trip I always research any historical sites in advance. I pack some small plastic coin bags and gather materials on site.
It started years ago when I found a collection of sand and soil samples left by a defunct mineralogy society.
Amongst mindbogling boring stuff like Oxford Street drain ditch and Ayr beach were all of the DDay beaches, and loads of the battle sites around the world that the guys in the group had collected as serviceme.
Most poignant were the samples from a number of the concentration camps. These I mixed together and my daughter quietly scattered them at a holocaust memorial on a school visit.
But to explain where I get materials. Any time I go away on a trip I always research any historical sites in advance. I pack some small plastic coin bags and gather materials on site.
It started years ago when I found a collection of sand and soil samples left by a defunct mineralogy society.
Amongst mindbogling boring stuff like Oxford Street drain ditch and Ayr beach were all of the DDay beaches, and loads of the battle sites around the world that the guys in the group had collected as serviceme.
Most poignant were the samples from a number of the concentration camps. These I mixed together and my daughter quietly scattered them at a holocaust memorial on a school visit.
Ron Tamburrini
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Dont believe a wor that comes oot o his mooth
Joe55
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Nice one Del ! Skillful brushwork and a lovely bit of groundwork!
Joe
! Skillful brushwork and a lovely bit of groundwork!Joe
DEL
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Nice one Del
Joe
Cheers Joe much appreciated
Derek
