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21 November 2005, 08:01 AM
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Thanks John and Mike
Well Mike, I'm realy flattered by your request but being a father with two young kids dont make much time for some "extra" modelling besides your own projects  We'll see maybe when the kids grow older, its a tempting thought.... Anyway I realy appreciate your feedback, thanks. All the best Per Olav |
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23 November 2005, 05:09 AM
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Dammm, the Wifey caught me online and cut my reply off..
I was going to finish, two 2year olds and a Four Month old baby boy. My offical at home duties are No 1 Daddy Day Care. I was going to say you've done more there with your work there than Ive been able to accomplish In TWO YEARS ! Actually the real point is seriously. After all the real hard work you've accomplished there already scratch building those figures, it's a piece of cake to give them a coat of future, build a lego building block casting mold, pour your latex/RTV and WHOOOOLLLAHA ! Resin Casting Mold !! And you'd be in production. Thats really outstanding figure work. It was fancinating to watch your sculputures take shape much less how accurate and uncommon subjects they are. I can count on two hands total the number of WWI Figures there are available in this scale much less Airmen much lesss Scottsmen? I understand your pre-occupied with the entire project itself right now and the figures are only one part , but chezzze help us out here - reproduced them will ya ?! Those are great and a welcome addition to all of us who love this era. I'll buy them ?! Mike PS S.L. Your a busy guy ?! 5?! OWOW ! Congradts! and much adulation on the skill and modelling accomplishments. |
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25 November 2005, 01:40 PM
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well Mike we'll see about the production, thanks anyway for your kind words.
Ok, here is the last update before i start the paint job. The last figure is ready so the scene is complete. Cheers Per Olav  Here is also a pic of the complete scene....  
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25 November 2005, 03:24 PM
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Wow milorg that is simply stunning! I can't wait to see this incredible work of art finished! Thanks for keeping your fellow 'Dromers updated on your progress.
Now I'm off to say a prayer and attempt attaching the struts and upper wing to my 1/144 H-16. Brian da Basher |
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8 January 2006, 06:51 AM
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Groundwork finished
Hello Guys and a happy new year.
The groundwork is now finished and painting the Roland is next. I am looking forward to test the Misterkit colours i received last week. Ill keep you posted Cheers Per Olav    
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8 January 2006, 12:17 PM
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Amazing. Can't wait to see this when it is finsihed.
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