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John,
Amazing what happens when modelling under the influence, I keep suggesting to the management that I need more liquid inspiration, she suggested a left hook behind the ear.....
Great modelling, now onto page two.
Mike.
I find that ideas come from looking around at the junk that is laying about in my study, or that I find around the grocery or hardware store. Like all modellers my first question is always, Now what could I do with that. Once an idea germinates it soon takes on a life of its own. Not everything works.
Mike You now that keeping things lubricated in the winter can stop a little of drying out and chafing.
I had this crazy idea that fantasy figures would still have a certain Scale to them. What was I thinking? Obviously a sword wielding medieval mouse can be about 10 foot tall when compared to human figures. Btw the bard is really quite a nice little figure. I am looking forward to painting him.
Great progress. Tower is awesome.
Mouse figure looks clean and detailed.....he’ll look great as an albino......quite other worldly...what range is he from?
I know that someone did lord of the rings mice figures, but I can’t remember who.....
Love the bard as well, nicely animated, but a little softer in detail....
The figures are from Dark Sword and I also have some from Frostgrave. The Dark sword are very nice and measure about 30mm except the mouose who seems to come in at around 35mm.
We had an interesting visitor in the garden yesterday so another cliche is covered.
You're really letting your artist flag fly on this one John. Just outstanding. Love the savage mouse. Will the raptor be perched on the crenellation? PaulE
I decided that rather than build stairs to the roof I would simply make a little shack where the stairs are. Started off building the shack using lollypop sticks and coffee stirrers. Then gave it a basic wood colour.
I then weathered it with a product I found called Painted Barnwood Effect. I quite like the finish. Also added some celtic thingy.
Finished off with a metal roof, and stuck it on the tower.
Finally I did some more gardening.
I am leaving the right side open for the moment since I have some more stuff on order and I am not sure of its size yet until it comes.
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