Beorn’ s Hall

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December 6, 2013 at 6:02 pm #29333
Milo
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Thingol 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 #29334
Theobald
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Hm … 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 #29336
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Looks 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 #29337
Milo
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ddaines 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 #33699
orc
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Dear 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)

[imgz url=http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/1376_img_1505.jpg]http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/thumbs/1376_img_1505.jpg[/imgz]

rope

[imgz url=http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/1376_img_1504.jpg]http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/thumbs/1376_img_1504.jpg[/imgz]
December 16, 2015 at 5:41 am #33700
Milo
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Thanks 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 ).
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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