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I would like to see pictures of this viking longboat dear Master tree... I like vikings very much...

on this link is one of them

http://www.andrea-miniatures.com/market … etalle=389

see also this !

http://www.andrea-miniatures.com/market … etalle=831

Huoomm ... found them pics ... no, Master Thingol, it's not an Andrea-product ... let's see ...















huoomm ... see some of the details have to be repainted, not to mention the proper arrangement of the whipping ... rhuoomm ... then maybe I need 32 oarsmen of the 'Laketown' release ... hooommm ... then see if the corsairs fit to the 40mm-size ... rhuoommm ... hard work indeed  .... huom ... anyway I hope with this you understand what I was talking about ... homtidommm

I too grew up with Elastolin, Master Tree, but in my case Romans and Gauls (at least, I think they were Gauls, but Elastolin being a German company, I suspect now that they were supposed to be German tribesmen). Could never buy many, though, because of the serious money they cost.

But that's one very nice longship! I wonder how much it would have been if they'd sold it?

Ho ho- what a amazing piece that is. Reminds me on the "Oseberg-ship" which I assembled when I was a teen.
Really beautiful, Master Tree.

Should it be better post at the art gallery-section . . . ?


Thingol, this Roman ship from Andrea is really marvellous!

Last edited by Turambar (Tue, Dec28 2010 12:01am)

All you need to do to compensate is to buy everyone a drink - Nob, three dozen jugs of scrumpy!

Before we go back to the Tolkien one comment on this magnificent amazing viking longship.... Ouuuuhhh I like it... I like it so much... dear Master Ent is it possible to send me some pictures in high resolution on my e-mail... so I could enjoy in this beautiful model. Where is possible to find or buy this.... thanks for this pictures dear friend... after seeing this I will change my plans about painting figures. After "The white council" on workbench would be 3 viking warriors  


I like this master Caster but others who did not facbook members cannot see this...

Very far indeed...

Huoommm ... I'm not very much used to that facebooky-thing ... huom ... though I've heard of it ... rhuoomm ... is it a book with a face, or rather a face in a book ? ... huoommm ... ?

I agree, Master Tree . . . about facebook. I know that they provide some of your personal information to the companies that pay them for advertising and other services. I deleted my account (they tried to get me to just deactivate it, but that still allows facebook to monitor your account activity, even if you don't . . . such as friends who comment on your account, or leave pictures of you drinking scrumpy).

We need to keep as much of our privacy as possible . . . choosing what we share with others, not being spied on by corporations.

Last edited by twrich (Thu, Dec30 2010 6:27am)

I don't use Twaddle, Witter or any of these other intrusive computer sites either. I have too much to do every day without that sort of thing. I know some of my regulars have accounts, and seemingly enjoy being involved, but it's not for me. I don't even have ome of those mobile phone thingies (I'm probably the last person on the planet without one).

huoommm ... forgot to mention that today I received those two Lords of Khand ... huoommm ... absolutely ... err ... as they are ... wonderful ... Overlords of the Variags ... brilliant scupting and a Christmas figure in perfection with all those details ... excellent ... huom ... as for Master Gildor I would like to add that that piece consists of two pieces .... rhuoommm ... in case he does want to add this in his famous 'database' ... huooommm ... the "antique finish" is darker, and that's why I think it's better ... huooommm .....hooommm?

I can tell you, Master Gildor, about the "bare" figure.
I am a painter and not a collector so I have ordered the bare figure- for painting.
(I have learned, that mentioning different things more than often is very important . . .)
The sword is the second part. The figure and the base is a single piece.

PS: thank you Mister barkeep for offering me that drink . . . better to leave the Pony . . .

Huooommm ... so you feel generous, Master Barliman ... well why not let me have another bowl-of that honey-coloured-clear-clean-non-sparkeling-devine-liquid-you-sometimes-use-to-serve-for-poor-trees --- ? rhuoomm ... taxes, that was I wanted to pay last year .... huom, alas ... my memory is like your lumber-room, meseems ... huom