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This is quiet interesting indeed, Mister David Daines!!!!
I see you have had the opportunity to buy those "zvesda" ships . . . ?
That reminds me, that I have the Nina for my never-will-begin-grey-heavens-diorama.
Very nice to see your "working-atmosphere" !
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Lot of work to do, Mr. Daines.
I only have 40-50 mithril miniatures still waiting to be painted, and for me is a lot
Step by step, and being constant and patient
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Err, well, yes ... To me all this appears to be slightly disorganized ....
Master Ddaines I really wish you very many happy years to come in which you'll find some time to paint, assemble our beloved tiny-metal-things and even find the time for putting some of them in wonderful dioramas .... wishing you all the best
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Turambar wrote:
This is quiet interesting indeed, Mister David Daines!!!!
I see you have had the opportunity to buy those "zvesda" ships . . . ?
That reminds me, that I have the Nina for my never-will-begin-grey-heavens-diorama.
Very nice to see your "working-atmosphere" !
The 'Crusader' Cog is almost complete now and I just have to finish off the crew . I originally had the hull as one piece, but have taken off the bottom half to form the basis of 'The Last Elven Ship' for my Grey Havens scene which I will start (and finish one day).
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the angmar standard bearer half-troll is pure class.
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Turambar wrote:
This is quiet interesting indeed, Mister David Daines!!!!
I see you have had the opportunity to buy those "zvesda" ships . . . ?
That reminds me, that I have the Nina for my never-will-begin-grey-heavens-diorama.
Very nice to see your "working-atmosphere" !
p.s. did you notice the Revell La Reale de France on the top shelf? Originally for the Corsairs, but it seems to grand for them so I will use it for the Tar-Minastir figure and hope I can find a crew to man her
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Yes, David ! But I didn´t know it is from Revell.
La Real de France "seems" to be the perfect ship for the corsairs. Without any doubt!
I saw it two years ago at the DUZI and I came to the same conclusion, that the scale doesn´t fit . . . .
I am still not quiet sure about the "Zvesda"-scale of the "Nina" . . . So I am curious about your project.
I remember "Earendil the mariner" ! I read this part again during my holidays.
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The Cog scale fits Mithril perfectly (if you allow for a tight fit through the hatch leading up to the quarter deck), but I don't know if this company produces every kit that they sell or if they have brought Moulds from other companies and re-release them. The detail of the Cog is very well done.
I was going to hold back from posting images until this project was finished, but what the hell.... , it will give you an idea of scale comparison.
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.... it is really great project Master David.... I look forward to the pictures that will describe us, its completion in all its glory.....
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Keep on working on this project, David. It looks terrific !!!
And what a fantastic sail !!!! What the heck . . . always a pleasure to see some pictures of current work in progress !!!!
PS: the scale of my Zvezda "Nina" is 1:100 while the Coq is 1:72 . . .
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Keep going David ! This looks fascinating project.
I agree also with master Theobald your shelves are quite slightly disorganized.
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ddaines wrote:
The Cog scale fits Mithril perfectly (if you allow for a tight fit through the hatch leading up to the quarter deck), but I don't know if this company produces every kit that they sell or if they have brought Moulds from other companies and re-release them. The detail of the Cog is very well done.
I was going to hold back from posting images until this project was finished, but what the hell.... , it will give you an idea of scale comparison.
oh...my...gosh... You're so talented, man. I envy you!
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Milo wrote:
Keep going David ! This looks fascinating project.
I agree also with master Theobald your shelves are quite slightly disorganized.
I know exactly where every figure is (not). Actually this is the initial transfer from their previous home - I must sort everything out by race/type so that I know what I have to 'play' with for future projects.
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I have no doubt you are managing everything well David
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Thank you kindly sir although I have admit that the design is not my own creation (http://wiki.lindefirion.net/GondorFlags). I am going to adapt it to my own needs however and will also add a black banner with the White Tree to give it a kind of 'post' LotR setting.
Next step is to colour the sea , should get me swearing
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You may have not created the design, but you´ve done the artistic work perfectly. I think is not very easy to obtain such realistic sail.
And I agree with master Thingol, a very useful link
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Yes indeed, this link is very usefull, thanks David for providing it.
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The crew are starting to board the ship, hopefully some images soon of the completed project
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ddaines wrote:
The crew are starting to board the ship, hopefully some images soon of the completed project
Here is a few impatient fans of your work Master David... And I am among them !!!
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Thingol wrote:
ddaines wrote:
The crew are starting to board the ship, hopefully some images soon of the completed project
Here is a few impatient fans of your work Master David... And I am among them !!!
Soon, Sir, soon,
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ddaines wrote:
Thingol wrote:
ddaines wrote:
The crew are starting to board the ship, hopefully some images soon of the completed project
Here is a few impatient fans of your work Master David... And I am among them !!!
Soon, Sir, soon,
I bow to your talent .... Sir
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