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George, when it is true what you say around here, you seems to be the fastest painter ever.
As far as I know you get the Hobbit-box a week ago, isn´t it ? Don´t haste with this treasures. That would also the Tree say . . .
I like very much these thin stone-shelves. I suppose you should think it over to cut the base of the miniature and put Bard on such a stone-shelf directly.
If the miniature is not that unique ( and I have to prove sometimes that it is original-mithril, and this Bard is certainly NOT that unique . . . )
I cut those bases off- always. But I know that this is a kind of polarisation of pure fans . . . Just have a try . . .

. . .go on . . .

OK Gildor, here I'm trying to submit a photo from Upload Image:






But I don't like these close-ups because it reveals the flaws & sloppy work!! 

Hey Jason, don´t you think that Bard is an Original Rohirrim . . . . 
Sorry Geaorge, this is only a short intermezzo especially for Jason who loves these Rohirim- as I do . . .

No, I converted him to be a Rohirrim. I wanted to put him in the Rohirrim-Diorama with Theodred, but: no place anymore !
And the result was not that satisfied that it should be. One more mini floating around . . .

Christoff (I believe that's your name, right?) -

1)  They are not real stones.  They are "Concrete Rubble Mix" made by Gale Force Nine hobby company.  I glued them onto plasticard - and then painted them and added pebbles, etc.  I'm glad you like it! 

2)  You have pulled me over to the DARK SIDE.  I cut the base off Bard and glued him onto this rubble scene.  I like it - thanks for the idea! 








George

The dark side ????!!!!!
. . . Luke, you are my son kchttt kchhhhtttttt, . . .

Last edited by rita.de (Sat, Apr11 2009 11:18pm)

Nice, another painter and creator. Congrats to your first painted Mithril George! Only 500 more to go. But with the speed you paint them it's more likely that you paint them faster, then you can collect them.

. . just try and find out for yourself . . .
No kiddin´, I really think so, George. Let me explain: It could not be the way: "hey fellows, tell me how it goes and I will do that.
Try for your own, make experiences. The colour, the composition, the material. Make your own "Art-Work" .
Otherwise your SOUL is not inside the diorama. It´s the soul of somebody else. Your own soul is the guarantor of the uniqueness of your work.
And that´s the way it should be.
Mistress Wendy´s Dol-Amroth-knights are typical for her, and you will find special characteristics in David Daines compositions.
Also the kind of colour-sceme by Estel is quiet unique for him and you won´t find another who makes such professional conversions as the Master Caster himself !
Do it that way, find your own "language" and give those miths your soul . . .

Last edited by rita.de (Sun, Apr12 2009 9:44pm)

Hello, George. I think that I had not you greeted yet by joining this great group of people ....
I agree with Christoph: Each one has own style (himself has me excited with his dioramas with plants and branches with lichens ....)
On the other hand, certain that you get good ideas from other members. Not surprisingly, each of them are real artists ...

Nice!
That is really good work, George!
Can't wait for your next project.

Some people are very creative! Why do they ask for advise? It would hav been a shame to give someone like you advise in building dioaramas. It propably would spoil the whole creativity!
Great job George!

By the way, is your star sign Leo?