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#3226 Thu, Jul4 2013 7:23pm

Milo
The Attic Warden
From: Toulouse, France
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Barliman wrote:

Actually, the word "after" isn't commonly associated with Bree Scrumpy. There usually isn't an "after" – at least, not immediately. The next "after" is on average about two days later. Re-learning to focus your eyes can take considerably longer.

True my dear barli, I read everything about melting t° and other stuff. I wonder if your scrumpy could help to solve definitly this issue. tongue


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#3227 Fri, Jul5 2013 6:31am

Mornedhel
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From: Luxembourg province, Belgium
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Theobald wrote:

Huoommm ...to me Master Mornedhel's collection in those glass-cabinets seems to be very well-organized  ... rhuoommm ... but why does he not paint all the figures? ... huom ...

Thanks for the well organised mention even if it's not my girl-friend opinion lol

Time, Matser tree, time and desire sometime roll

Beside Mithril is not my only figurine collection and I paint other sculptors as Tom Meier or patrick masson

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#3228 Fri, Jul5 2013 6:33am

Thingol
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Show us all.... once !


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#3229 Fri, Jul5 2013 7:41am

Mornedhel
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Maybe somewhere else as this is The Man's work dedicated forum.

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#3230 Fri, Jul5 2013 7:49am

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

I think a little leaway can be allowed.


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#3231 Tue, Jul9 2013 10:52pm

Turambar
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From: Germany
Registered: Sun, Apr27 2008
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Tooo late, Master Thingol !!!! Already 00:55 !!!!
Same for me.
Let´s have a midnight drink for the beloved MOTHER !!!!!


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The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#3232 Tue, Jul9 2013 10:54pm

Thingol
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

... it is never tooooo late smile
MV 592 was on the bench... and now.. I'm ready for after midnight drink... smile It could be second one for Wendy too...


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#3233 Sat, Jul13 2013 8:53am

ddaines
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Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 1958

Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Mithril online survey:

An interesting question asked (I assume you have all receieved the survey) about re-releasing the early ranges - re-tooling M16?

Owners of this who have paid a lot of money to acquire one might be getting a little nervous if this were to happen neutral

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#3234 Sat, Jul13 2013 10:12am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

The only reason for anyone to be concerned by it is if they consider their Mithrils to be a financial asset. I always have, and always will, look upon Mithril "collecting" as a hobby. I've never bought Mithrils with a view to making a profit by selling them on at a later date. Consequently seeing the earlier ones available again doesn't worry me at all - indeed, I'd be delighted to see so many fine figures become available again. Not wanting them to be re-realeased, and thereby depriving people of the chance to own them, seems a tad selfish!


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#3235 Sat, Jul13 2013 10:40am

ddaines
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Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
Posts: 1958

Re: THE TAPROOM 2

I agree there Barli, I buy (with the (forlorn) intention) to paint and create scenes, not as an investment opportunity, even those figures gifted to me are for the brush one day big_smile. I ticked the 'Yes' button by the way wink.

I don't have M16 to sell or paint, nor would I pay the collectors prices they go for, the reason for the post comment is that there is a similar develpoment regarding a Japanese resin 'Garage kit' producer whose OOP figures on the secondary market go for silly money, and they are apparently reissuing some of their work much to the horror of those who have A. stashed them away as investments, and B. those who may have paid in excess of $1-2,0000 for some of the rarer kits.

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#3236 Sat, Jul13 2013 10:59am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

The expression "more money than sense" springs readily to mind.


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#3237 Sat, Jul13 2013 11:43am

shadyt
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From: Indiana, USA
Registered: Mon, Feb4 2008
Posts: 458

Re: THE TAPROOM 2

If they reproduce those early miniatures, they will probably make a small change to tell them apart from the original. If they do that then the collectors prices should be safe.
There are some that I would like to see back in production, but I might rather see the work going into making new releases.

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#3238 Sat, Jul13 2013 1:40pm

Gildor Inglorion
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

If they reproduce them with slight changes, such as the copyright and reference below the base that would do no harm for collectors. but reproducing them strictly the same is a mistake as it breaks completly the "collector" purpose of mithril.
that's why I answered "yes to some of them".... the exemple of the M16 comes to mind... Beside it's collector value... this figurine in itself is "common" and has no special thing about herself it could easily be replaced by another "common" figurines IF you are not a collector. But when it comes to Radagast on foot, to some of Tharbad, or Angmar or Mirkwood figurines, these are unique and are not reproduced anywhere else and should benefit a remake.


"Elves seldom give unguarded advice, for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." (Gildor Inglorion, LOTR1)

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#3239 Sat, Jul13 2013 2:07pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Huoommm ... I cannot understand what all this is about ... huom ... and to be honest, I'm more and more less interested in such matters ... rhuoommm ... as long as that small company is not able to pack and deliver ordered goods within appropriate time (I ordered the new vignette immediately after it was announced to be released - but still have not received it yet) I think they won't be able to cope with more than one release per month ... grûoomm ... that simply is annoying ... rhuoooommmm ...
as for a possible re-release of the below 100 M-series I have to say that it really doesn't matter to me .... rhuom ... I still regard collecting Mithril-miniatures as my hobby and never had any financial interest about that back in my mind ... huomrhuom ... as some of you might guess ... huom ....
er, sorry ... rhuom ... I just witnessed that Master Shadyt is right from my point of view .... huoommm ... why not better make new releases (even series) instead of re-producing those old ones? .... huomm ... what about the 3rd "Helm's Deep" series? ... what about the "Easterling" series? ... alas, there's quite a lot one could do to improve the M-series instead of dusting old moulds .... rhuommm ... so that's it ...
Master Barliman, may I now have a bowl of that delicious-watery-honey-coloured-non-sparkeling liquid, please?

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#3240 Sat, Jul13 2013 2:53pm

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

You may, Master Tree.

And I think you may have answered your own question as regards re-issuing old figures rather than releasing new ones. The answer? Re-issuing old figures is probably easier.


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#3241 Sat, Jul13 2013 3:52pm

shadyt
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

My top choice for remake in the first 100 would be the Far Harad series M73-M81

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#3242 Sat, Jul13 2013 4:01pm

shadyt
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From: Indiana, USA
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

At some point  I will probably collect and paint all of the Rohan miniatures. Having those early ones reproduced would be a big help.

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#3243 Sat, Jul13 2013 7:15pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

huoommm ... thank you very much indeed, Master Barliman ... rhuomm ... yer know sometimes I tend to tell me thoughts ... hoomm ... so, may I have another bowl of that you-know-what-special liquid, please  ... huomm ... er, sorry, this time without them rat-tails, please ... huoommmm ?

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#3244 Sat, Jul13 2013 7:31pm

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

No rats' tails? What, are you mad...?


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#3245 Sat, Jul13 2013 8:45pm

Thingol
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Interesting discussion guys.... actually I put answer "NO" on this question about reproducing figures under M100... and this is only one reason ( ant this is already pointed here ):

There are many... many...many... more figures on The Man's drawer... on our heads... on Tolkien books...and if this is gonna happen this would be in this moment mistake of the decade.... Chris have great potential to make new previously never released figures and once when he would not able to make new figures then mithril factory can make reproductions of those figures... till then this would be nonsense.

And then they could write on base year of this rereleases so the old figures can keep their collection value...

As Master Tree said... this is our hobby... for me this is important and I never thought about selling my figures... I hope I will never I will not be in a position to think otherwise.....


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#3246 Sat, Jul13 2013 9:11pm

Gildor Inglorion
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

well if the re-release of old M1-100 figurines is in ADDITION or regular releases, why not in a sense, but if this is a replacement.... no way...


"Elves seldom give unguarded advice, for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." (Gildor Inglorion, LOTR1)

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#3247 Sat, Jul13 2013 11:44pm

Theobald
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From: the Osning in Germany
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

huommm ... yep, I'm mad, Master Barliman, I knew that before ... rhuoommm ... you might stick to your very special brew, but rather consider to take those spicy rats' tails out of the bowl before serving the liquid ... huomm .. just a thought ...huom...
hmmm ...
as for that other matter I just can imagine that Master Thingold's words are right, as he lately has discussed such matters with The Man .... rhuoomm ...

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#3248 Sun, Jul14 2013 6:51am

Barliman
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From: Bree
Registered: Tue, Jan29 2008
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

As you intimated in your earlier post, Master Tree, the Survey is likely to prove meaningless anyway, since Mithril will do nothing, regardless of what the responses might reveal. All in all a pointless exercise, therefore.


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#3249 Sun, Jul14 2013 8:29am

Thingol
Brave Sam the gardener
From: Republic of Croatia
Registered: Tue, Jul28 2009
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Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Barliman wrote:

As you intimated in your earlier post, Master Tree, the Survey is likely to prove meaningless anyway, since Mithril will do nothing, regardless of what the responses might reveal. All in all a pointless exercise, therefore.

True statement Master innkeeper....  but not completely.... thanks to the this survey we have another 10% discount for spending our precious time to fulfillment it....   smile


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#3250 Sun, Jul14 2013 9:35am

Barliman
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From: Bree
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Posts: 4331

Re: THE TAPROOM 2

Excellent point, Master Thingol!


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