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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: RichBliss on 24 February 2017, 04:28:08 PM
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Thought I'd post a picture to introduce myself. I'f been doing Darkest Africa since Foundry first released the figures.
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Welcome aboard!
(And I wouldn't encourage those hippos to follow your boat, if I were you. Have you been throwing them buns? Probably not wise, I've heard they can be a bit of a handful when they get boisterous.)
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Welcome to the LAF. I like those waterline hippos. It would be good to see some more of your collection.
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Welcome to LAF.
Love the wild life in the photo.
But it may not be the time for a swim. ;)
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Welcome to the LAF. I like those waterline hippos. It would be good to see some more of your collection.
Since you asked nicely. ;)
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And one more
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Come along , RICH, stop teasing and post more of your Darkest Africa collection. I for one , am enjoying it.
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Ok. Here's a few more. When I get a chance, I'll post my Siberian VSF pictures in an appropriate spot.
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welcome along... great start
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Great stuff!
I'd love to see more of the Egyptian tomb...
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Nice work :-* I also like the tomb.
LB
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Lovely stuff, and another thumbs up for the tomb. I'm just starting out a 1920's Egypt project so would especially love to see more pics in that vein :D
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Great stuff. Where did you get the hippo models from. I like them a lot.
Regards,
Hitman
8)
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The Hippos are Foundry and Acheson Creations. Since they spend over 80% of their time in the water, Imdon't actually own any full body ones.
The tomb is part of a giant plastic playset I got on sale after Christmas several years back. Cost me $20. I just sprayed it with a Krylon stone texture paint and I was good to go. I'm take a couple of pictures of the whole set when I get home.
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Welcome aboard I look forward to seeing your figures in action!
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very interesting atmosphere
love those hyppos...are they converted/water lined plastic toys or metal wargame items from?
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very interesting atmosphere
love those hyppos...are they converted/water lined plastic toys or metal wargame items from?
Metal miniatures from Foundry and Acheson