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General => Community Events => Topic started by: Tiermann on December 16, 2007, 21:48:58
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This is the klicky I received from Socrates - Thanks Socrates!
He came in his clear display box with a scene on the back.
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc1.jpg)
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc2.jpg)
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Here he is from the front with the box open
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc3.jpg)
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He came attached to the base but was pretty loose, so it wasn't too difficult to let him roam free on his pilgrimage
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc4.jpg)
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc5.jpg)
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Since I have so many animals my first thought upon seeing him was that he was St. Francis, his enclosed letter named him only as a pilgrim, but I suspect Socrates wont mind if I have him look out for my Playmobil animals.
Thanks again Socrates, he's a great figure.
(http://animobil.info/playmo/ss2007/soc6.jpg)
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Sweet! Very nicely done Socrates!
That is a great custom, and I think he makes a perfect St. Francis.
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Wow! Great custom! And wonderful presentation, too. :love:
I really like how Socrates painted the hood to make it look like part of the pilgrim's cloak.
Clever way to create a tonsure also. 8-)
Thanks for the photos, Tim! :)
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Great custom!
I also think he makes a great St. Francis.
"Bless the beasts and the children"
Jimbo
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I must be getting a bit slow in my old age ... :eh?:
It took me awhile to figure out how Socrates made the "bald" head for his St. Francis! ... :-[
VERY CLEVERLY DONE!
(This is another one of those times when I say to myself, "Now, why didn't I think of that?") ... ;D
He looks perfect with your animals, Tim! ... :wow:
Happy Holidays everyone,
Richard
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very nice custom, well done socrates ;D
(die Idee mit der Kapuze werd ich mal gnadenlos kopieren ;D)
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He's great!
The hood is a good idea too. I made a cardinal the other day using a red hood like that.
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Very clever idea and a real alternative to the known monk.
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Cool custom i like it very good !!
world greets
Andi
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I am happy that you all like it.
...and I am happy that it obviously succeeded in getting Tim into christmas mood.
(at least his avatar... ;) )
I just wanted to add some background information, as you all did such nice
stories and myths around your secret santas... :love:
To the monastery: In the background of my Nano-Diorama you can see the Carmelite Monastery, located some miles south of Carmel in California.
(Actually, this is how you can see the monastery from the highway)
http://maps.google.com/maps/mm?ie=UTF8&hl=de&ll=36.522898,-121.922804&spn=0.002936,0.005&t=h&z=18&om=1 (http://maps.google.com/maps/mm?ie=UTF8&hl=de&ll=36.522898,-121.922804&spn=0.002936,0.005&t=h&z=18&om=1)
To the person: He definitely IS a great St.Francis. Thank you, Tim, for finding
that out... :)
I have to admit that this custom is inspired by a custom I once saw at playmo-portal...
http://www.playmo-portal.com/playmobilforum/viewtopic.php?t=16292 (http://www.playmo-portal.com/playmobilforum/viewtopic.php?t=16292)
(it took me quite a while to find this thread... ;) )
But I can just agree, this monk is a perfect alternative to the clumsy ones...
the tonsure is difficult to do. It took me quite a while, both, the painting and the cutting.
the soft rubber is not a good material for any handcrafting, I think... ::)
best,
socrates