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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => In Her Majesty's Name => Topic started by: Thorwin on May 22, 2013, 10:48:37 AM
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My scratchbuilt french steam barque for IHMN
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hello and welcome to LAF :)
please explain and elaborate a bit on Your interesting contraption
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I like! Yes, please share more!
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I like! Yes, please share more!
I'm with Froggy on this.
Looks great, please do.
And welcome aboard!
:D
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Very nice. What's even better is I have all of those parts in my bits box :D
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Excellent!
Are those parts from the Atlantis toy submarine "Ulysses"?
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Yep, with one of the wagon backs inserted in the middle.
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As it just so happens rules for watercraft will feature in the Supplement :D
Marvellous vessel there Thorwin, well done that chap!
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Quite like it!
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Yes it is all from the atlantis toys, it was a hard work to build it. The riveted planks on the hull are all sawn out of the submarine frame. I still wait for my reviresco parts and then I will finish it.
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My other baby, the french Jackal walker for IHMN.
Torso steamboy toy , legs GW sentinel , congreve rocket gun scratchbuilt
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That's cool :D
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Blimey.
Please elaborate with intended rules profile etc!!!
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Oh, now that walker is a treat. Love to hear what the body's made of, because that looks almost purpose-made.
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A great bit of steam jiggery-pokery going on there.
8)
I would think of that as a 'heavy' class walker though, as it looks like the Prussian one on the front cover, which is a chunky metal menace.
That Steam Boy toy looks a perfect fit.
Nice work!
:-*
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Really rather like that walker, especially the stonking oversized rocket arm
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Look for a steamboy mecha collection toy , cut of the stumpy legs and the torso is complete.
I decided taking the sentinel legs because I wanted a light walker. The congreve rocket gun is made from a pen and warhammer fantasy/40k bits.
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What can I say but well done that chap! Huzzah!!
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<Stephen Fry voice>I have to throw in my tuppence worth here and agree that both projects are quite the right sort of thing, but unfortunately, are rather too French. Therefore, I feel it will be the duty of all good Englishmen to force these frogeaters right out of Old Blighty. Good day to you, sir!</Fry>
Very nice work!
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I was excited to see the steam barque because I, too, recognized the components and have them in my bits box. But then I saw that walker and I was just BLOWN AWAY! Great job! Thanks for the breakdown of the parts list.
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Very impressive! Time to start rooting about in the spares box!