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English forums => Contributions - Customs => Topic started by: specialist on January 04, 2010, 06:14:12 PM
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New figures in new packages so that the do not have to be hidden in the special operations section. As a matter of fact I changed all my old sets in the new style (all topics with different colour schemes) so that the could reappear in the German forums.
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These are wonderful, colorful, realistic customs, Ralf! I believe they are a nobleman (based on the druid), a huntsman, and a knight? I do miss the old backgrounds, but I'm glad you can post your creations anywhere with the new one.
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Hi Ralf, these are acceptable stock figures.
Don't rest on your laurels, my friend! We demand from you klickies who scream magic at us!
-Tim
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Good job! Looks like a lot of rubber work. ;D
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Rubberwork? Only a few lines on the druid.
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I especially like the last two pics!
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Hi Ralf, these are acceptable stock figures.
Don't rest on your laurels, my friend! We demand from you klickies who scream magic at us!
-Tim
What about the next four, Timmy?
They look a bit "magical" to me ... ;D
Great customs, Ralf! ... ... (http://www.gardenwargamer.com/images/clap.gif)... (http://www.gardenwargamer.com/images/clap.gif)... (http://www.gardenwargamer.com/images/clap.gif)
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I like all of your Medieval customs Specialist...
But the last four people are really cool.
Great job again. :)
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Your last group looks great, Ralf! They are very simple and classic, which I like.
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Thanks a lot.
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WOW!
Great new people Ralf. :o
Thay are really cool, and the colors are very nice. :)
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I like these last ones too, Ralf, although I don't like the Roman arms.
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Very nice, Ralf! I like the use of the conquistador's body! :)
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Yes, the Conquistador body was a great idea Ralf,
I didn't even noticed it at first it blended so well with your Medieval theme.
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These recent customs are great additions, Ralf! Thanks for sharing them with us. :)
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Your newest customs are great Ralf!
I especially like the yellow pair.
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Your last two matching noble couples look fantastic, Ralf! :)
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Thanks a lot!
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Nice! I like the combination of greens in the last klicky!
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The green men look very nice, Well done again! ;D
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Ooooohhhhh!!! :o :o :o
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Dear Ralf,
As always, they look fantastic! The first, mounted nobleman looks very impressive.
All I can say is: more, please!
Cheers,
AndrewL
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Your mounted noble looks very sharp, Ralf! I also really like the lady in the next picture. Again, well done! :)
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I have to agree with all the comments posted,
Well done, Magnificent customs! ;D
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Awesome custosm! I like them all! ;D Well done! :)
Baden 8)
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Your Middle Age customs continue to wow me, Ralf. They are a perfect combination of parts! I like how you have three classes represented by these last three photos.
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Awesome customs Ralf! Great work! :)
Baden ;D
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Ooooohhhhh!!! :o :o :o
Yet another ohsome sets.
H_M
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i don't like all your customs but it's a fact you have really great ideas and somes of them are genious ! the original way you use part of differents themes to do things with a near perfect sense of history really touch my mind : with original pieces it's near reality , you might know very well the playmo part to be syntetic like that ! congratulation ! very specialist !! all the best
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Really like your peasants, very... peasanty... ;D
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Great use of the new parts! :o :o :o
That first figure looks like Edward
from the first season of Blackadder! :D :D :D
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Very nice, Ralf. I really like this new heraldry!
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Hi Ralph,
Very, very nice! Definitely up to your usual (unsurpassably high) standard!
The noble with the new red falcon blazon is particularly good. Any idea where his arms came from?
Cheers,
AndrewL
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These look excellent as well, Ralf! :) I see Playmobil has a new boot design too!
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@AndrewL: You can find the arms on two different klickys (as far as I know), a diver and a businessman.
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WHERE IS THAT TUNIC FROM!!! :o :o :o
Excellent customs,
But I really must know,
Where is that tunic from??? ;D ;D ;D
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Which tunic do you mean?
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Your new Medieval people are fantastic Ralf! ;D
I especially like your use of the Conquistador's tunic,
I never would have put that together! :o
Which tunic do you mean?
Sorry, I meant the one with the cross on it.
Does that only come from the Maltese Knight,
Or is there another figure with the same tunic?
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I really like this latest group of nobles or burghers, Ralf! :)
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@WarriorOfToys: the tunic belonged to a Maltese Knight.
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Excellent scene Ralf! :)
It looks so life-like! :o :o :o
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That's a wonderful looking set of klickies, Ralf!
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Excellent figures Ralf! ;D
My favorites the man in the second picture to the left. :)
Great use of the flowing arms.
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Excellent customs, Ralf!
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nice..nice, Ralf!! I've never been able to use these legs...maybe I should change theme too ;D :P (and I like your use of these 'ancient' coloured torsos)
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Superb Ralf! :o
Mixing the new with the old, and it looks amazing! ;D
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A small 4-set-series inspired by a few of the new parts:
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War of the Roses... I believe you captured the theme expertly Ralf. :o
I really like the knights, and your all silver knight is most magnificent! :o
I have been thinking of doing something like that,
But alas I have not the parts now.
I wish to get them soon, and hope you are not offended that I am copying your idea. :)
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Fantastic, although I have to say that especially the latter three sets seem rather HYW to me.
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Your new War of the Roses customs display a clever use of both old and new parts, Ralf! Well done! :)
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WOW! That lady is fantastic, :o
Where is her belt from? :)
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WOW! That lady is fantastic, :o
Where is her belt from? :)
I echo WarriorOfToys complement and question, Ralf.
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Dear Ralf,
As always, lovely, lovely customs.
Just out of curiousity, where did you get the legs for the gentleman in blue on the right-hand side of the photo? I could use some of those legs myself...
Cheers,
AndrewL
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That's a nice looking medieval family, Ralf. :)
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You really made me appreciate the legs with brown shoes. :)
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There is a wonderful new figure around in Germany "Albrecht Dürer". You can see him split up into different civilians.
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Very nice, Ralf! :) I wish we could get that special set in the US, as the parts look quite useful.
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Excellent figures Ralf! :o
Your medieval civilians are very admirable. :)
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More stuff to convice that one can not go without those legs. ;D
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Good looking civilians, Ralf. I really like them all! :)
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The boot piece used in that first guy in the second pic can sometimes be used on characters with shoes on.
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I find the first two of your last sets rather 19th century historistic but still they catch that flavour perfectly.
:)
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Your latest customs are very nice, Ralf! :) You've moved almost into the Renaissance with them.
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Female jester. VERY clever. (https://gardenwargaming.playclicks.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1347.0;attach=10442) 8)
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Moving further into Renaissance.
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WOW !!!
Probably the three BEST sets that you have ever created !!!
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I like your sentry best, Ralf!
make a better Special for 2013 compared to those we see ;)
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WOW, especially the last guy in green...compared to your colourful era customs, my Japanese are so dull ;D
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Your latest customs look wonderful, Ralf! :)
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(https://gardenwargaming.playclicks.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1347.0;attach=12825;image)
¿Can I get a part number list for these? ¡¿PU-LEEE-ƵE‽
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I dont remember seeing kids customised....BRAVO Ralf!!
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I dont remember seeing kids customised....BRAVO Ralf!!
That’s because kids are very difficult to customiᵶe. It can be done, but is exceedingly rare.
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Amazing! ;D
I love the one in the top right of these last two pictures.
They are all great Ralf! :)
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Amazing! ;D
My favourite being the right one in the second picture. The torso is from some dutch Santa Claus season set, I assume?
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wunderbêren magetlîn :o
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I especially like the mi-parti. Great medieval ideas as always.
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Your civilians look really good! :)
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landsknechte-a.jpg is just brilliant.
It makes me nervous to think (yet again :P) that I would surely not spot the possibilities when I come across e.g. such torsos.
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I have all those parts but not the imagination. :o
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Wonderful. I agree with Henry. It's the imagination I lack.
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Some late medieval figures, probably Burgundian or Wars of the Roses.
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The great tournament:
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This guy was hanging out on my shelf for a long time.
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These are great Ralf!
They look like the real thing, the scenery/backgrounds for the tournament ones are really nice (especially with the old tournament stand)!
And the archer guy looks really cool as well, he looks just like what you would get in a SpecialPlus!
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Ralf,
With more than seventeen thousand views, it would appear that your "Middle Ages" is very, very popular !!!
The Landsknechts have always been one of my favorites. And, these three magnificent sets are absolutely wonderful. My only regret is that I didn't have an opportunity to show them to Horst before he died. I think he would have loved them because they truly represent the heart and spirit of Nürnberg !!!
Thank you for creating these truly beautiful "sets"!
All the best my friend,
Richard
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