Dunlending chariot
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I hope you enjoy. – Of course I can tell about the parts I used for this chariot, if you’re interested. Our Master Caster will recognize some details he sent me.
Thank you.Thank you.
Yes, this chariot basically consists of parts casted by Jim Corless, including the conversions of the two figures. Though I decided to use those horses again instead of wargs.
I had to “convert the conversion” of the fighter. Holger helped me by casting the spear with the hand, so I just had to cut and drill a bit. He also supplied me with a lot of weapons, as I wanted to realize this idea with the basket with javelins, as I think it doesn’t make much sense that a fighter only has one javelin to throw. Then additionally I added that bow and quiver.
I also had to think about how the ropes had to be assembled.
As for the flapping banner, Master Turambar, I decided to pirate your idea of using metal (though I used some lead from a Malt-Whisky bottle neck). The long spear again is one of Holger’s contributions.
As there was no more base left, I had to make one myself.
There was this hole at the front of the harness, so I decided to add a small metal pole with a horse-skull I found in one of my dioramas.
In the end I used that Mithril primer to spray all the parts.
Yes, I admit that there are more thoughts in this chariot compared with the Dunlending one
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