Graeme wrote:OOH! It's the Old man with the fireworks!
That is a really nice little model and the painting is fabulous. Gandalf's robes, the wood and wickerwork of the cart, and the horse, all look totally realistic. And a nice little scene with the bridge.
Thanks Graeme, I'm really happy that you like it !
Even if I have some critics about the movies, I must say that the scene with Gandalf coming in The Shire with his fireworks and the music with the irish whistle are marvellous ! ( The Shire is so marvellous ...
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I really hope to be courageous enough to build a scenery for all my Hobbits ( I still have a Hobbit Hole ... but not painted ... I'm a lazy guy !
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Bessiere wrote:Love it! What gets me is how the LOTR movies captured how I had long thought Middle Earth and the characters would look. Those images were many times taken from the Hildebrandt brothers calendars from the 1970's which matched my imagination as well. I really hope this works with your other figures or we may have to start a gofundme for you.
Many Thanks Bessiere !
It's quite strange that this story enjoys so many people . Many of them have read the books .. 'long time ago' and that they became a part of their mind. Simple stories talk to our soul (or our deep unconscious ..) .
GW has the license for the Hobbit and LoTR movies, Mithril for the books.
I didn't know the "cartoonish" Images of the Hildebrandt Brothers ! thanks for the tip !
I'm sure that It works with my Hobbits ! ... I will post a picture ASAP !
I'm ok for a
gofundme of course ! .. you can also buy my figures (unpainted!) on ebay : I've a lot on sale.