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#1601 Tue, Jan26 2016 11:36am

Turambar
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

. . .that hasty Tree seems to left the building . . .


Maybe the magic was the most powerful force in the world. But that was long ago.
The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#1602 Thu, Jan28 2016 5:41pm

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

MAster Barliman, please I need a bowl of scrumpy for my painting soul needs to be awaken tonight.

Cheers every one !yikes


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#1603 Thu, Jan28 2016 6:57pm

Maenas
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

another scrumpy for me and cheers for all the painting souls around here! wink


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#1604 Thu, Feb4 2016 10:18am

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Hi everyone !...??? nobody in the place ???

Barliman ? Nob ? Master in the dark ? where are all fellows gone ?


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#1605 Thu, Feb4 2016 10:27am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Still here, Master Milo - just sitting quietly contemplating the darkness (it's an art the Man in the Dark taught me).

Whilst there's someone here to talk with, what do you fellows think of the Rhudaur mercenary and King Bladorthin figures? Both excellent, so far as I'm concerned. It's very nice to see Chris finally give a figure a robust war-axe rather than the flimsy fireside tools he's tended to give them in the past. My Bladorthin will end up as King Brand, I suspect.


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

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#1606 Thu, Feb4 2016 2:01pm

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

I agree about new releases. I am very happy with rudhaur mercenary I received. Chris has upgraded his sculpting skills (for instance, just compare new release with Haldir...). More fine details are added, more realistic faces also.

Oh, and about contemplating darkness, I prefer contemplating my meal. Cheers !

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#1607 Thu, Feb4 2016 2:13pm

Turambar
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Well- my Bladorthin ( if i will receive any) will end up as King Brand, too. I fine idea, Master Barli.
(could be a templar knight also- me seems the existing of a very similar 54mm andrea "thing" somewhere . . . but that´s odd topic)

And that Rhudaur guy- so far as I can see on those tiny pics the factory uses to provide- very excellent figure!
And a quiet unique face as well.


Maybe the magic was the most powerful force in the world. But that was long ago.
The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#1608 Thu, Feb4 2016 3:53pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

huoommm ... I do very much agree concerning that mercenary-figure ... huom ... yes, a war-axe finally, Master Barliman, you're so much right,  then all the great details, the facial expression and haircut, and the pose which is definitely three-dimensional and not that "flat" as so many other figures were before ... rhuuhûom ... I was very much satisfied after I assembled that fine piece ... huooooommm ... I cannot comment on that Bladorthin-figure because I haven't received it yet ... hmm hom

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#1609 Thu, Feb4 2016 4:08pm

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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

What, do you think, has led Chris to "upping his game" as we say here in Bree? I think all of his 2015 figures are, without a doubt, noticeably better than even his usual high standard.


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#1610 Thu, Feb4 2016 10:36pm

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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

My thoughts exactly, this Northman mercenary looks like an evolution after many years of doing the same (which wasn't bad, but it was begining to look a bit dated compared with nowadays standards).

Also, I firmly belive any kind of artist should challenge himself every time he creates, his best work should always be the next one.

For the first time in many long years I'm excited about Mithril's new releases. If only they would get rid of the damned plate armours... tongue


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Middle-earth forsaking!
In Elvenhome a clear bell
in the high tower is shaking.

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#1611 Thu, Feb4 2016 11:25pm

Turambar
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

What do you think David? Let´s have a Gin and Tonic here in the PP?! Like in the "old times". September last year that was, if you remember.)
Though I have doubt that this Barkeeper is neither able to provide an appropriate Gin- nor an appropriate tonic . . .


Maybe the magic was the most powerful force in the world. But that was long ago.
The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#1612 Fri, Feb5 2016 8:21am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Arthadan wrote:

If only they would get rid of the damned plate armours... tongue

We're stuck with the plate armour for good, I fear, because Chris and/or Mithril started out relying on the Angus McBride / MERP / ICE illustrations as their source material, and seem unwilling to change the style now for fear of being inconsistent with all that has gone before. Shame.


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#1613 Fri, Feb5 2016 5:02pm

Gavin
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

That mercenary reminds me of why I love Mithril so much...

I won't really be able to afford new Mithrils until well into the autumn (school!) but when I do, this fellow is first on my list!

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#1614 Fri, Feb5 2016 8:04pm

ddaines
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Turambar wrote:

What do you think David? Let´s have a Gin and Tonic here in the PP?! Like in the "old times". September last year that was, if you remember.)
Though I have doubt that this Barkeeper is neither able to provide an appropriate Gin- nor an appropriate tonic . . .

I have yet to see these figures so a quick refreshing G & T would be very welcome Chris while I search them out wink

I obviously need the G & T as I commented on the mercenary figure on the MM forum, but where is Bladorthin? or do I need a third to refresh the memory more so!

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#1615 Sat, Feb6 2016 7:54am

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Check newsletter David, and also mithril web site ne xt week....if michael has told us truth.


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#1616 Sat, Feb6 2016 10:22am

ddaines
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Milo wrote:

Check newsletter David, and also mithril web site ne xt week....if michael has told us truth.

I may not have received it yet Milo, but will check inbox to see if accidently passed it by. I guess while I am here some breakfast may be in order! big_smile

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#1617 Sat, Feb6 2016 10:53am

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Breakfast has obviously refreshed the eyes wink, I must have skipped this newsletter. I like the KB figure and to echo previous comments there seems to be a new-life being breathed into some of these figures of late.

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#1618 Sat, Feb6 2016 11:23am

Turambar
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

. . . well Master Dave, as you noticed, the Barkeeper gently ignores this G+T topic . . .
Therefore I suggest to switch over to- yes, to what?


Maybe the magic was the most powerful force in the world. But that was long ago.
The dragons are gone, the giants are dead and the children of the woods are forgotten.

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#1619 Sat, Feb6 2016 4:19pm

ddaines
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Turambar wrote:

. . . well Master Dave, as you noticed, the Barkeeper gently ignores this G+T topic . . .
Therefore I suggest to switch over to- yes, to what?

big_smile, no Fentimans perhaps?! wink

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#1620 Sat, Feb6 2016 4:47pm

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

G&T's only use is for cleaning rust off swords, as far as I'm concerned. What you really need is scrumpy - makes the eyes weater and the knees tremble.


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

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#1621 Sat, Feb6 2016 5:05pm

ddaines
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Barliman wrote:

G&T's only use is for cleaning rust off swords, as far as I'm concerned. What you really need is scrumpy - makes the eyes weater and the knees tremble.

Like the old stuff we used to drink in the Minerva (inn of high repute!!) in Plymouth's Barbican; they only served 1/2 pint at a time lol

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#1622 Sun, Feb7 2016 10:08am

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

I use scrumpy for cleaning the floor at home, it is just brillant for hobbit feet. cool


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#1623 Sun, Feb7 2016 10:50am

Barliman
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

That's the good thing about my scrumpy - it's multi-functional.


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#1624 Mon, Feb8 2016 7:06am

Milo
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Hi master barliman, 'time for 2nd breakfast !tongue


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#1625 Fri, Feb12 2016 3:03pm

Theobald
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Re: THE TAPROOM 3

Huuooommm ... I just had a look at the announcement-picture of that Eomund-figure ... rhuoommm ... by now it seems to me that Master Tubb has recently developed a passion for axemen, don't you think so? ... rhuôm ...

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