Another small addition to Sir Bodards Camp. The femal came from the Imex Pilgrims set..and got a head swop. The cooking set up from the Imex Lewis and Clark set. The wee dog looking for scraps is from..???..
Paul, good to have you back. As ever you come up with great modification ideas. I have that Imex set somewhere in my cowboys and indians box. Your previous pictures inspired me to utilise the medieval peasant army as labourers moving an assault tower. As before inspirational work
Thanks :-) It´s sort of like "putting ones heart and soul" into the scene/set up. It doesn´t always work out how it should....how I imagined it but those that go wrong get "recycled" and sometimes trying to get a certain set up which then fails, can be very !*#§!!! :-)
What a beautiful little piece, packed full of character.
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DeletePaul, good to have you back. As ever you come up with great modification ideas. I have that Imex set somewhere in my cowboys and indians box. Your previous pictures inspired me to utilise the medieval peasant army as labourers moving an assault tower. As before inspirational work
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DeletePeasnts used to move an assault tower (or Ram)....good idea
I simply love your work! Keep up the spirit and continue publishing
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DeleteExcellent vignette or mini diorama either way your ability to project characters with these “toy figures” is just beyond me. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks :-) It´s sort of like "putting ones heart and soul" into the scene/set up. It doesn´t always work out how it should....how I imagined it but those that go wrong get "recycled" and sometimes trying to get a certain set up which then fails, can be very !*#§!!! :-)
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