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F4F-3 Wildcat, 1:48 Eduard
Piotr Sudnik replied to kelly9mm's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Superb work Świetna robota, gratulacje -
Livonian Order (Latin: Fratres militiae Christi de Livonia, German: Brüder der Ritterschaft Christi von Livland) also known as Livonian Knights, Livonian Order, Knights of Christ, Livonia Order - German knightly order in Livonia (present-day Latvia and Estonia), founded under the Templar rule in Riga by the Cistercian abbot Theodoric in 1202. After a heavy defeat by the Lithuanian Balts near Szawle in 1236, in which, among others, the Grand Master of the Volquin was killed, the Livonian Order united with the Teutonic Order in 1237, adopting its rules. However, they retained considerable autonomy, which is why I placed the symbol of the Livonian Order on the shield. ”In the spring of 1287, the Livonian commanders who came here on the occasion of the national chapter gathered in Riga. During it, Master Willekin received information about the Samogitian-Semgallian invasion on the Dvina in the Ikeskola area. Willekin gathered a force of five hundred warriors, consisting of brothers, pilgrims, townspeople and the subordinate tribes of Letts and Liws. Three days later, on March 26, 1287, there was a meeting between the forces commanded by the master and the 1,200-strong Samogitian-Semgallian unit. The meeting place was named de Warterberge Grose. The Germans were surprised by the invaders as they made their way through the dense forest, allowing the Samogitians and Semgalls to dictate the terms of the battle. The author of the Chronicle of Livonia described how a brother named Berthold called his companions to gather at the banner. The townspeople were to do the same. The pagans first defeated the auxiliary units of the Teutonic army (infantry), then the brothers were defeated. The losses suffered by the Teutonic Knights were large. Master Willekin and over thirty brothers remained on the battlefield. Parts of the Teutonic unit managed to break out of the encirclement.”* *Wikipedia M-model from many years ago. The figure has poorly fitted and detailed details. All the rest of the mistakes are my fault Regards Piotr
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RP Models 120mm Stamford Bridge
Piotr Sudnik replied to Michael Taylor's topic in Figure Ready for Inspection
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Great job!
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Infland Master of the Teutonic Order Willekin, battle of de Warterberge Grose March 26, 1287. M-Model 54mm This is one of the first M-Model figures, and it shows. It is very simple and rather poorly carved in places. The horse's head, in my opinion, needed some corrections I will also try to give the knight himself some movement despite his static position Greetings Piotr
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Fantastic job. It has an air of authenticity
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Hawker Hunter F.Mk. 9 // Italeri // 1:48
Piotr Sudnik replied to Solo's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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Agincourt 1415, M-Model 54mm
Piotr Sudnik replied to Piotr Sudnik's topic in Figure Ready for Inspection
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Imagination about the moment of death of Robert, Count of Marle, commander of the third division at Agincourt. Robert of Marle was killed in the last, fruitless charge. I don't know who caused his death, that's why the English knight wears a red cross, often worn during battle, and not a specific coat of arms. Czeers Pior
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Dewoitine D.500, French Air Force 1937
Piotr Sudnik replied to Dave Slowbuild's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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Sorry Mike, I don't think I can paint any better , I don't have much patience for it anymore and I'm waiting for this project to be finished, which will most likely be this weekend. I'll take better photos
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Thank you Mike. Your comments are, as always, very valuable. The killer still requires some corrections, including a cross. Enlargements in photos always reveal any imperfections that cannot be seen without a magnifying glass.
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More mud, stiks and killer
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Avia S-199 Israel 1948 - Eduard 1/72
Piotr Sudnik replied to Claudio Moura's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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I wasn't happy with the mud effect I created. I decided to use the Vallejo Thick Mud product. I mixed it with electrostatic grass to get the effect of grass trampled into mud.