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Looks very good. I like it :) And I agree, I like you builds too.
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Yeah, simple. But the implementation of the technique is more than just that.
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Parmenion was executed just before Alexandre went into India, if I remember correctly.
Figures are great :)
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Thanks for the clarification :)
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I mean at LEAST one leftie. I thought it was only the pose shown :)
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Zitat von GeorgeDianelis im Beitrag #6 For many years no manufacturer made a kit for the ancients in 1/72 scale. HOWEVER Linear-A filled this gap in the market with extremely high quality figures. I think that the figures were very high quality even before the use of 3D technology. Now Linear-A is definitely the leader in the field. The success of Linear-A is also our joy, because we are fans of ancient history.
I agree... I have two fears. First one is that I will not be able to paint them to the standard they deserve. Second one is that it might make me find the ones made before them very much lesser, and detract me from having to do with them.
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Another question:
I read that "Bucephalus was Alexander's horse and one of the most famous horses in world history. He was described as being black with a large white star on his forehead"
Here: https://www.colorado.edu/classics/2018/0...-and-bucephalus
I noticed that he is not riding that color horse. So this must place him in the latter part of his conquests? Right?
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I don't know that exactly. As I alluded to, I remember reading/hearing it, but not where...
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Love it! :) ... and I love the historical background presented.
One thing though, I recently read that Alexandre might not have been blond, but that the fresco you show is made some time later, and influenced by what others thought was beauty. Ethnically there is little reason to present him as blond. However it is very artistic and lives up to our expectations depicting him like this. But you are Greek, what do you think of this theory?
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I wonder what our French figure friends have to say about these figures? Any comments?
Je me demande ce que nos amis français des chiffres pensent de ces chiffres ? Des commentaires ?
Translation by google translate. :)
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Very good painting! :) Love the historical detail and accuracy! :)
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Very well painted. You have a wonderful technique! :)
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Yes. I would like to know too!
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I just see an increase of 2 euro. But never mind the amount. It is getting up there where I don't like the price for a single set. I usually translate it into DKR (Danish Kroner) and when I do so, I get more than 100 kr, which is about what I am willing to pay. So I hope no more price increases. However from messaging with Linear-A I have understood that the standards in particular were tough to make, and many with the thinner pieces were not-usable. That is why the price increased. If this is a permanent thing, I don't know. I however understand it, for that set.
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I've never seen a set get all 10's. :)
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You are very very very good!
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Very nice Brist. I see your excellent details, and must admit you make a figure set I think is only so-so, look good. :)
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... I should have known Andreas is the Latin version of Andros (Greek)!
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Zitat von linear-A im Beitrag #3 like me Claus Cheers Andreas
Also I did not know you were Roman
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