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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 22:00

I spent a few hours on miniatures in my youth but never switched to Warhammer style "big" miniatures ...

I painted in acrylic, it scared the purists (oils only) but it made it easier to make more varied contrasts and color ...

It's all old ...
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by Woodcutter » 08/12/08, 23:21

Targol wrote:[...], which many consider as a demi-god in the world the figurine [...]
Only "demi"?
I'm disappointed ... : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 23:23

Well, half god of a 32mm figurine, it's clear that it's not heavy ...

My garden gnome is heavier ... : Mrgreen:
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by Targol » 08/12/08, 23:32

Christophe wrote:I spent a few hours on miniatures in my youth but never switched to Warhammer style "big" miniatures ...

I painted in acrylic, it scared the purists (oils only) but it made it easier to make more varied contrasts and color ...

It's all old ...

Unlike you, I only recently fell into the figurine world (less than 2 years ago) and I admit that I find soothing relaxation there ...
Between that and TF1, I have more fun converting and painting (in acrylic) than zoning in front of lobotomized zombies.
At least, even if it's far from being at the level of the greats (like Jérémie), I feel like I'm creating something. Not to undergo a pre-machined "culture".
TV is the thing you take refuge in when you want to anesthetize yourself; figurines is the thing I take refuge in when I want to vent my head. It's not the same ... and it works. : Cheesy: (at least for me)
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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 23:38

This is quite what I was looking for at the time ... after I went to the mob hack, see post mob chop ... Mwarf the evolution! : Mrgreen:

Today's society does not like creatives too much, it prefers the productive ones (capital for others ... generally) ...
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by Targol » 08/12/08, 23:39

Woodcutter wrote:
Targol wrote:[...], which many consider as a demi-god in the world the figurine [...]
Only "demi"?
I'm disappointed ... : Cheesy:

Anyway, Lumberjack, you only recognize your ax as god, right? :P
So what does a half ax give?
A hatchet? : Mrgreen:
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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 23:40

No half an ax is either a handle or a guillotine:

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by Targol » 08/12/08, 23:44

Christophe wrote:Today's society does not like creatives too much, it prefers the productive ones (capital for others ... generally) ...


If I say that I em ... erde the current society, I am vulgar? : Lol:
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by Christophe » 08/12/08, 23:54

No, it's politeness in this case : Mrgreen:
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by Woodcutter » 08/12/08, 23:58

Targol wrote:[...] Anyway, Lumberjack, you only recognize your ax as a god, right? :P
Anyway, I'm agnostic, so ... Image
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