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Other Stuff => The Lead Painters' League => Season 8 => Topic started by: Prof.Witchheimer on April 13, 2014, 12:48:09 PM
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(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s08/r04/Hammers_LPLS8R04_PytheanSocietyPolarExpedition.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s08/r04/Darth_JaymZ_Temple_of_the_Jade_Buddha_rd4.jpg)
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My goodness. He's done it again - another epic scene!
Hammers, have you been secretly preparing for this LPL for the last two years?!!! lol
Not just fabulous quality but astonishing quantity too :o
Very neat paintwork D@rth, but Hammers appears to have hit a rich seam of form... ::)
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Another good match up.
The monks and the scene is excellent. (That set was going to be one of my choices for this season, but I had to substitute for another due to lack of time.)
The "snow" scene is great too, though the chappie at the back in suit and hat must be freezing! :)
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My goodness. He's done it again - another epic scene!
Hammers, have you been secretly preparing for this LPL for the last two years?!!! lol
Not just fabulous quality but astonishing quantity too :o
Very neat paintwork D@rth, but Hammers appears to have hit a rich seam of form... ::)
The tents and the dog sled are old hat, yes. The Pythean Society members have been primed and based for quite a while, that much is true. The penguins were done Friday and Saturday and involved the employment of child labor at sub-sustenance wages. Before you lily-livered liberals get all riled up about that: the rules do not explicitly prohibit this. The monochrome, bright cherry pink Emperor penguin of CanO'Beer's, the youngest Hammer, did unfortunately not pass quality control. He and his brother Fivers thoroughly enjoyed the experience anyway and were allowed one hour of unbridled play with the photo set.
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That's a jaw dropper there Hammers.
Great photo D@rth, composition, colors, all spot on. Clean work on the Yin/Yangs :)
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I'd like to know the colours used on the monks' skin?
And who makes all those different penguins?
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Very neat paintwork D@rth, but Hammers appears to have hit a rich seam of form... ::)
He has indeed! That is a very good polar expedition scene with both quantity and quality. Reminiscent of my Mountains of Madness entry from LPL 5 ;) but with some great hustle and bustle action in the scene. I need a couple of those tents for a future project too.
The monks skin is Vallejo Medium Fleshtone as a base and then blended with Vallejo Sunny Skin Tone for the highlight. It gives a slightly yellow tone as opposed to the standard Caucasian tones found in most flesh colours IMO.
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Who doesn't love penguins! Two great entries.
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i like to think that the chaps with guns are thinking "were going to teach these penguins a lesson".
difficult choice this one.
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i like to think that the chaps with guns are thin)king "were going to teach these penguins a lesson".
difficult choice this one.
Yes. Anyone who has seen Madagascar *know* that penguins are up to no good. She was the immediately declared the great antagonist by young Fivers and CanO'Beer, the young Hammerers. She was therefore named Chantel Dubois (which took me a while to get as Fivers' French pronunciation is less than fluent, I'll have to talk to the governess about that. Also, I am not up to date my Madagascar 3 references).
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I'd like to know the colours used on the monks' skin?
And who makes all those different penguins?
The King Penguins are
Mega Miiatures, 10 pieces * 2 poses.
Some other brand, 4 poses.
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He has indeed! That is a very good polar expedition scene with both quantity and quality. Reminiscent of my Mountains of Madness entry from LPL 5 ;) but with some great hustle and bustle action in the scene. I need a couple of those tents for a future project too.
The monks skin is Vallejo Medium Fleshtone as a base and then blended with Vallejo Sunny Skin Tone for the highlight. It gives a slightly yellow tone as opposed to the standard Caucasian tones found in most flesh colours IMO.
Stonking monks, DJ. I hope to make my own the same justice in the near future.
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The King Penguins are
Mega Miiatures, 10 pieces * 2 poses.
Some other brand, 4 poses.
Thanks, I know where to find the Mega Minis ones these days... and Copplestone has a few... I don't remember if there were any in some of the old HLBS ranges. At some point, I'll have some pulp gaming set in both the Arctic and the Antarctic (evil scientists and nazis tend to make bases in unlikely places). Besides, I have some ideas for zoo- and circus settings... ::)
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Thanks, I know where to find the Mega Minis ones these days... and Copplestone has a few... I don't remember if there were any in some of the old HLBS ranges.
HLBS... could be, could be. Or RAFM... I bugs me I can't better sculpts and have more varied poses than MM...
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My god Hammers, how do you dream up these astonishing scenes? That is truly wonderful. I have to ask, what role does the man and his dog play in this one?
Great monks D@rth, well painted and photographed but up against a man on fire.
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Tough one for sure, both excellent scenes. In the end, I had to p-p-p-pick the p-p-p-penguins.
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My god Hammers, how do you dream up these astonishing scenes? That is truly wonderful. I have to ask, what role does the man and his dog play in this one?
Great monks D@rth, well painted and photographed but up against a man on fire.
That's Mr Cellulite, Treasurer to the Société Pythean, Merci-Le-Petite, France, chapter, out to collect late membership fees.
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HLBS... could be, could be. Or RAFM... I bugs me I can't better sculpts and have more varied poses than MM...
I just checked their 'MU Expedition' - only one and not fantastic sculpt. Didn't browse through the whole catalogue, though.
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D@rth J@ymZ: Where did you get the building model that is behind the monks?
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The Temple is from John Jenkins Designs.
http://www.johnjenkinsdesigns.com/JT01.htm
Photoed end-on in the background. A different angle of it was used in the background of my Round 2 entry "Wu-Tong Clan."
A beautiful kit with a removable roof and great detail.
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Stunning Scen Hammers, but "You had me at the title...."
I hope Mr Cellulite, Treasurer to the Société Pythean, Merci-Le-Petite, France, chapter has got thermals!
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Hammers, this is ANOTHER epic little dio.
Really nice monks D@rth J@ymZ. Those are at the top of my "to buy next" list, and you certainly bring hte best of the models.
The HUGE difference in voting DOES NOT reflect the HIGH QUALITY of both entries.
Best wishes.
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Hammers, this is ANOTHER epic little dio.
Really nice monks D@rth J@ymZ. Those are at the top of my "to buy next" list, and you certainly bring hte best of the models.
The HUGE difference in voting DOES NOT reflect the HIGH QUALITY of both entries.
Best wishes.
This is very much so.
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Another stunning masterpiece Hammers! :o 8)
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This is very much so.
Yes, it happens a lot in LPL that's the way it works you get a lot of people almost 50-50 that go one way...
I think the Prof should develop a very complex system with 5 votes per LAFERS, with carry over ballots and round robin...
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D@rth J@ymZ, who makes the buddha statues?
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The Jade Buddha is from Pulp Figures.
The Buddha in the background was cheap nicknack from a local Chinatown giftshop.
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Many thanks!
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These are two sumptuous entries :-*
Is the subs collector going to be making and appearance in all of your rounds Hammers - hope so a bit like where's Wally. How do you manage to get so much stuff ready - I'm just about keeping ahead of the deadlines with 5 figures a pop.
Darth gorgeous scene full of inner piece with great painted miniatures