First of all I have to tell you that two of those Mithril-maniacs took me by surprise.
One day Master Turambar asked me if he couls visit me, as there was an urgent matter for that. I did agree, of course. But what he reveiled left me breathless (and still it does). That’s what this thread is about. It all started with the idea of our Master Caster from down-under. Long time ago he asked me which of his Harad-conversions I like most. I really then couldn’t decide or sort out, because all of them are just wonderful. Then I chose that mounted falconer, I think just because Hsf62, some years ago, gave me his M16-falconer conversion for free, painted by himself. This is not a casted figure, by the way, just a single-piece conversion I’m still proud to host at a special place, next to the original M 16.
My friend Hsf62 then let me know that I could have that Harad noble with the falcon, but not unless after it had been painted properly. – Then I really forgot about that, as it simply was one of the many questions having been asked on MMP.
As days and months did pass the conversion must have passed all the way from Australia to Germany into very skilled hands, where it had to stay for a while, as paints do not haste to dry.
So it was Turambar who did the painting. Well, after that he contacted me about a visit. I simply was glad to have a chance to meet one of us “in reall life”, so I was happy … but until then I didn’t know about the “Harad noble with falcon, mounted”.
So I’ll post some pics here, as I promised. I know I posted 2 pics already in another thread, but here I’ll try to give you an impression (photos cannot come close to reveil a figure, as they’re just two-dimensional, they just can give an idea of what a 3-dimensional figure is).
In the Ent I would like to state that the figure is not casted, it’s “just” a conversion, a single piece.
Thank you both, my fellow Mithril-maniacs.
