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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: nicknorthstar on July 17, 2012, 08:01:19 PM
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Oh, I made a right mess of that.
I'm trying to show you the photo of the new Cannibal King for North Star Africa!, designed by our beloved Steve Saleh.
Here's the link. Should be available to buy later this week.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=474723525889888&set=a.218637431498500.77933.218634441498799&type=1&theater
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very nice!
I hope he'll find the way to my... his village!
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Awesome stuff!! Steve is without question one of the best sculptors around in my opinion. The little pile of skulls you mentioned also sounds like a great addition.
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jo he is looking good and i hope he and his freinds will stay for diner at your village...
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Here you go.
(http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/s720x720/553696_474723525889888_788872504_n.jpg)
A lovely pile of skulls I'm sure it is too.
Dean
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Do they have bones through their noses? Looks like it, but it's kind of hard to see on that small picture.
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Yes they do. Is that bad of us....
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Not really, just makes him a tad more 'Cannibal King of New Guinea' than Cannibal King of Central Africa to my mind, that's all. Lovely looking sculpts other than that tiny detail. And I love the drum. :)
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Should be pretty easy to remove with a scalpal I'd expect.
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Well knowing me I'd mess it up, but I like the look of that chubby chief enough to risk it, I think...
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That cannibal king is smashing! :-*
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Yummy? ;D :-*
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Yummy? ;D :-*
He definitely thinks you are! :D
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They look very nice to me.
Even if I don't need them, I want them. ;D
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Damn yer eyes Mr Eyre!!
And there was i thinking my Northstar Cannibal project (i used Nick's Matabele basic troop types) was finished
[reaches for the wallet again ..] :D
James W
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Very nice!!
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Great sculpt.......he will join my unpainted pile of African stuff all in readiness for the day of retirement.......
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[reaches for the wallet again ..] :D
Better than reaching for your trusty Webley 45.....
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Lovely set. I wonder when I will get to Darkest Afrika...
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Lovely set. I wonder when I will get to Darkest Afrika...
Just give in to the darkest side....
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I should have pictures of the Cannibal Warchiefs this week, they are over the top but in a different way. Think you'll like them.
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They eat a bit too well for the comfort of my other miniatures! :D
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Well knowing me I'd mess it up, but I like the look of that chubby chief enough to risk it, I think...
Popped into the North Star office yesterday to take a look. Nose bones should be very easy to remove on the big chief, just scrape it with the scalpal a few times. The drummer would need a very small cut as the bone is a bit bigger but it's still very simple.
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Thanks, fella. Awful decent of you.
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No probs.
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Just give in to the darkest side....
Sorry, I am still exploring the white bits on the map (Central Asia and Amazonas).
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The war chiefs are in as well!
(http://www.northstarfigures.com/images/4/img4514.jpg)
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At least two of those are perfect for my 16th-17th century DA project.
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Yowee, I've gotta catch 'em all !!
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Better than reaching for your trusty Webley 45.....
I'd like one of those too. With ammo :D
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Tempting tempting... :D
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The sculting is so similar to the Mark Coppletone stuff I have from foundry and Copplestone Castings it's spooky. If you never said I would have assumed they were Copplestone. They should be very compatable- and desirable too.