Beorn’ s Hall
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December 6, 2013 at 6:02 pm #29333Thingol wrote:Thingol wrote:Magnificent idea Master Milo…. this hall will be great… I’m sure !
… an yes you look “
= Milo” better 
Twice thanks !
December 6, 2013 at 6:54 pm #29334Hm … you can spare a lot of paint and brushes, Milo, trying it this way. Have you ever tried to add colours to a straw? – It doesn’t cover the surface but runs down incontrollably, so you have to repaint, etc. – The surface is too smooth for that. And by the way, I always like to use natural material, as then you don’t have to immitate it, just give it a final finish.
December 6, 2013 at 8:31 pm #29336Looks fantastic Milo, a great interpretation of the picture by Prof. T
. How does it look with figures in it? Given the perceived length from the photo, they won’t get lost will they? Sometimes a fine balance between artistic licence and ‘reality’ has to be considered.Regarding the roof, unless thatch is mentioned in The Hobbit, have you considered a turf roof which may be easier to ‘scale’ than thatch
.Anyhow, can’t wait to see what you end up with

p.s. my trip to the dentist today will eventually cost me £200+ and a gold cap (so I must keep away from the cut-purses around the back of the Pony :lol:). Maybe not as painful in the mouth (yet!), but painful in the wallet
December 6, 2013 at 9:10 pm #29337ddaines wrote:Looks fantastic Milo, a great interpretation of the picture by Prof. T
.Thanks David.
ddaines wrote:How does it look with figures in it? Given the perceived length from the photo, they won’t get lost will they? Sometimes a fine balance between artistic licence and ‘reality’ has to be considered.Agreed. This is exactly what I intended. I defined scale the following way :
– using mithril [mith]M85[/mith] x2 for pylons’ height
– using [mith]M122[/mith] table + [mith]M122[/mith] stool + [mith]M113[/mith] stool for top cross bar’s length
– using [mith]M122[/mith] table for spacing between 2 pilons
– using [mith]M122[/mith] table x4 for floor’s length before fire place
– using [mith]M122[/mith] table for fireplace size
– using sleeping men [mith]CH25B[/mith] & [mith]CH28B[/mith] for floor sides depth (a human kind is supposed to be able to sleep there).I haven’t any pics yet with all minis as most are still in blisters & unassembled
ddaines wrote:Regarding the roof, unless thatch is mentioned in The Hobbit, have you considered a turf roof which may be easier to ‘scale’ than thatch
.My mind tells me it is thatch but maybe I’m wrong. I should check the book as always.
ddaines wrote:Anyhow, can’t wait to see what you end up with
There I have to say I am not very fast.
ddaines wrote:p.s. my trip to the dentist today will eventually cost me £200+ and a gold cap (so I must keep away from the cut-purses around the back of the Pony :lol:). Maybe not as painful in the mouth (yet!), but painful in the wallet
Ouch
December 16, 2015 at 5:15 am #33699Dear Master Milo, I want to encorage you to keep going in this project! trully looks amazing!!!
Master Theobald give you a great suggestion (probably the best one), by my side only give you some more alternatives to use with your roof, I prefer show you with photos:
synthetic material (like plush toys)
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rope
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December 16, 2015 at 5:41 am #33700Thanks for the advice. I am also convinced by Master ent technique which I used for the wodmeen house (with not enough stuff as mastrr maenas pointed out
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This project has been asleep for 2 years…too long, L agree I shall take it out from my attic and start painting miniatures.
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