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Small scale dioramas and vignettes
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Wow Ray, those figures are absolutely brilliant. What a lot of new sets are being issued, really interesting.
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- Post n°27
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bcauchi wrote:Wow Ray, those figures are absolutely brilliant. What a lot of new sets are being issued, really interesting.
I like them most because they depict the everyday medieval life, not the mainstream knights at war or men at arms.
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- Post n°28
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Some other nice dios in 1:72 from the Hecker and goros site.
http://www.hecker-goros.de/html/1_72.html
BTW, I've received the blacksmith's set shown in my previous post!
http://www.hecker-goros.de/html/1_72.html
BTW, I've received the blacksmith's set shown in my previous post!
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- Post n°29
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now lets hope we do not have to wait long before seeing them painted,
what about the inquisition dio . why have you stopped?
what about the inquisition dio . why have you stopped?
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alex wrote:now lets hope we do not have to wait long before seeing them painted,
what about the inquisition dio . why have you stopped?
No I haven't stopped working on the inquisition, in fact it's primed and ready for painting, hopefully will start painting the walls this week. I'm also trying to scratch-build a couple of tall candle holders out of wire and leadfoi
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I want this set!! It is so masterly sculpted But I will wait for the metal version this time because some parts are too fragile in resin.
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- Post n°32
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Another work of art from Alex of Valdemar miniatures. Would you believe it's in 1:72nd.? The detail is breathless
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- Post n°33
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Ray I think it is time to start enlarging your mini dios into 'big' dios, these figures cry out to recreate medeival everyday life, you can easily recreate a Borgo or Mdina scene from the 13/14c ... come on it's Mlata's darkest period so lets put some light into it!
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- Post n°34
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iCocker wrote:Ray I think it is time to start enlarging your mini dios into 'big' dios, these figures cry out to recreate medeival everyday life, you can easily recreate a Borgo or Mdina scene from the 13/14c ... come on it's Mlata's darkest period so lets put some light into it!
Ivan I wouldn't mind at all extending small dios to big scenes of Malta's medieval period. But I don't have enough free time Mind you, if one cuts some corners with the painting, one would produce more work, but how and where can an SSM member cut corners ?
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RayCaruana wrote:iCocker wrote:Ray I think it is time to start enlarging your mini dios into 'big' dios, these figures cry out to recreate medeival everyday life, you can easily recreate a Borgo or Mdina scene from the 13/14c ... come on it's Mlata's darkest period so lets put some light into it!
Ivan I wouldn't mind at all extending small dios to big scenes of Malta's medieval period. But I don't have enough free time Mind you, if one cuts some corners with the painting, one would produce more work, but how and where can an SSM member cut corners ?
DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT
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Shame on you Ray....
For evcen considering that!
LOL almost as obscene as we AFV guys building a kit OOTB LOL
Dottore
LOL almost as obscene as we AFV guys building a kit OOTB LOL
Dottore
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- Post n°37
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CUT CORNERS? CUT CORNERS ???? STOP SWEARING PLS
Ray you really seem to be enjoying these little scenes. We're having fun watching them spring to life. So, is it ready yet?
Steve
Ray you really seem to be enjoying these little scenes. We're having fun watching them spring to life. So, is it ready yet?
Steve
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SMALL SCALE PAINTING AT ITS ULTIMATE
Would you believe that this Russian soldier is in 1:72? It was on a russian small scale forum.
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- Post n°39
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No they enlarged the money ... incredible eh!
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Incredible work
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One of my future projects Not yet released, but will be soon. The best female figures to date in 1:72 The sword is a bit too short, but the rest...
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Hrmmmm not bad at all
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LOL I agree....
the rest is just PURRRRFECT
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- Post n°44
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Hmmm superdotati for Amazons ... atractive eh!
What I do not like the high heels on the standing figures ... sandals might look better Ray
Iv
What I do not like the high heels on the standing figures ... sandals might look better Ray
Iv
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iCocker wrote:Hmmm superdotati for Amazons ... atractive eh!
What I do not like the high heels on the standing figures ... sandals might look better Ray
Iv
The high heels issue was already raised in another forum and the sculptor said that they will not be there in the actual models. Yes I totally agree about the sandals
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- Post n°46
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Couldn't not share this master of a vignette soon to be released by Valdemar miniatures in 1:72. Amazing detail and poses
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Impressive in all scales let alone in 1:72nd
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Absolutely gorgeous
Steve
Steve
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- Post n°49
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Herman Von Tartu, by the same sculptor...Also in 1:72
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Thank God our WWI soldiers don't look anyway near this kind of sculpted detail