The Penguin Posted December 26, 2009 Author Posted December 26, 2009 Nice to see your HOMM III army is still growing!The gold paint on arms looks good, ut what do you use for "magic twister legs"? I want to make some black and green for orcs-genies! Thanks, mate! ) Good to know that you like him! ) greenstuff, as usual. ) Oh, dear! Why would orcs need a genie?! Plus, I've always thought that genies are species of their own! Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
Lordofdragonss Posted December 26, 2009 Posted December 26, 2009 Why don't you make a Titan or an angel? I think new longer legs and torso (from Toy story) would be awesome from Titans! But could you answer me what you use for this magic twister? Please? Or maybe its a secret? Yeah I know that Genies are species of their own, but I have arachnoork in my army so why not ORGenie? Quote
Forresto Posted December 27, 2009 Posted December 27, 2009 Yet again i'm quite impressed with you're new figure. I like the subtle difference between the Efreet's and Genie's magical, tail thingie, bottom area. The Genie's is slightly curlier and the Efreet's is flatter, kind've shows the difference between the two species. I don't know if that was intended but even if not it was brilliantly done so good job! Quote
badboytje88 Posted December 27, 2009 Posted December 27, 2009 But could you answer me what you use for this magic twister? Please? Or maybe its a secret? He already answered your question: greenstuff, as usual. ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) GreenStuff: Modellers when making extra detail on their miniatures use modelling Putty. This can range from simply adding a pouch or icon to sculpting complete new parts like arms and weapons. The modelling putty comes as a strip consisting of two colours when this is mixed it will become a green clay like material that can be sculpted into the desired shape. http://www.gamesworkshop.nl/catalog/modell...tuff-p-809.html Great figs as usual The Penguin. I was wondering, you make all these great figs. But do you display them at home? Do you take them apart? Do you store them with unpainted minifig pieces? Doesn't the paint rub off on regular unpainted LEGO pieces? Bart Quote
Lordofdragonss Posted December 27, 2009 Posted December 27, 2009 Thanks badboytje88! I tought he just joking with this name . I never expect such thing called just Green stuff. I will look for it in our hobby shops! I wonder what Minifig Pinguin will make next? Goblins maybe? Quote
BlueBard Posted December 27, 2009 Posted December 27, 2009 (edited) Another great creation, TP! I used to love those blue guys moving around the screen Edited December 27, 2009 by BlueBard Quote
The Penguin Posted December 28, 2009 Author Posted December 28, 2009 Why don't you make a Titan or an angel? Hm, perhaps I will! ) Why not? I think new longer legs and torso (from Toy story) would be awesome from Titans! But could you answer me what you use for this magic twister? Please? Or maybe its a secret? Yeah I know that Genies are species of their own, but I have arachnoork in my army so why not ORGenie? Hm, I doubt bit, frankly speaking: Titans in HMMIII are colossal at size, so longer arms won't work properly, I guess..... Sounds great! ) Yet again i'm quite impressed with you're new figure. I like the subtle difference between the Efreet's and Genie's magical, tail thingie, bottom area. The Genie's is slightly curlier and the Efreet's is flatter, kind've shows the difference between the two species. I don't know if that was intended but even if not it was brilliantly done so good job! Thanks a lot, Forresto! ) I'm pleased that you liked him. ) Yes, I'm glad that you've noticed that, I wanted them to have a differtent look by addingv such small details! ) Great figs as usual The Penguin. I was wondering, you make all these great figs. But do you display them at home? Do you take them apart? Do you store them with unpainted minifig pieces? Doesn't the paint rub off on regular unpainted LEGO pieces?Bart Thanks a lot! ) Thanks for clearing everything up. I usually keep them in a special box with my other Erathian figs. ) No, I use high-quality paint, so there's no problem with that! ) I hope you'll as well like the upcoming ones..... ) Thanks badboytje88! I tought he just joking with this name . I never expect such thing called just Green stuff. I will look for it in our hobby shops!I wonder what Minifig Pinguin will make next? Goblins maybe? Everything's possible. ) There're tonns of heroes and creatures still to be made. ) But I'll be very grateful fo your suggestions! ) Another great creation, TP! I used to love those blue guys moving around the screen Thanks a lot, BB! ) I'm glad you liked those! ) I also hope you'll like the upcoming ones..... ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
The Penguin Posted December 28, 2009 Author Posted December 28, 2009 Another part is here, ladies and gentlemen! ) This time it's..... Centaur. ) HMMIII: My version: Everyone hates Efreets! ) And a unit that's not in HMMIII (however is mentioned), but can be found in Might and Magic VIII game: Pirate of Regna. ) My version: I hope you liked that part! ) Any comments, please? ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
YG-49 Posted December 28, 2009 Posted December 28, 2009 Very nice. Reminds me of something Jasbrick did. Is the torso a decal? I love how you painted that WHOLE torso just so some chest hair could be shown. Quote
CommanderFox Posted December 29, 2009 Posted December 29, 2009 Love the centaur Penguin! The pirate of Regna, is very nice aswell, very accurate. Nice job with these! Looking forward to more! CommanderFox Quote
BlueBard Posted December 29, 2009 Posted December 29, 2009 The best custom lego centaur I've ever seen! Will we see the second "version" of it, I mean the white one? And of course the piratebis great too Quote
badboytje88 Posted December 29, 2009 Posted December 29, 2009 Great use of that very very common pirate torso! I love it. The centaur looks great to. It would look better with a 1x2 tile on it's back in stead of the 1x2 plate. But that's just my opinion. Bart Quote
Matn Posted December 29, 2009 Posted December 29, 2009 All these figures are awesome. And I love the centaur! It's just so perfect. I was about to do the exact same thing since I saw the new trailer of LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. There's a centaur in it with the body of an official LEGO horse with a LEGO minifigure's torso on it. I already have brown clay, but I'm afraid of cutting my LEGO horses... Some time ago I have thought about making one with just pieces (like SlyOwl's centaurs) but the non-purist way looks so much better (although SlyOwl's centaurs are amazing) and more in scale with normal LEGO figures. You have showed me that it is doable and that it looks very, very nice. Hmm, I'm still not sure of cutting a LEGO horse... Quote
Steel Dragon Posted December 30, 2009 Posted December 30, 2009 The Penguin, I was just recently at a Lego store were they had a christmas-castle display with a centaur almost EXACTLY like yours, but female. You wouldn't happen to be connected to the NELUG display in Natick, would you? It may just be a coincidence, but I found it odd enough to ask. Quote
badboytje88 Posted December 30, 2009 Posted December 30, 2009 (edited) Hmm, I'm still not sure of cutting a LEGO horse... Join the club... I made a brick built centaur using countblockula's leg design. I think he looks really good: http://www.flickr.com/photos/badboytje88/3693640709/ But when I see your centaur, it makes me want to cut up half a dozen of horses! Edited December 30, 2009 by badboytje88 Quote
The Penguin Posted January 4, 2010 Author Posted January 4, 2010 Very nice. Reminds me of something Jasbrick did. Is the torso a decal? I love how you painted that WHOLE torso just so some chest hair could be shown. Thanks a lot! ) Unfortunately don't know what you mean. ) Yes, it's a decal. ) Yep, that was a nice idea. )) Love the centaur Penguin! The pirate of Regna, is very nice aswell, very accurate. Nice job with these! Looking forward to more! CommanderFox Thank you! ) I hope you'll like the upcoming paert. ) The best custom lego centaur I've ever seen! Will we see the second "version" of it, I mean the white one? And of course the piratebis great too Thank you very much, Blue Bard! ) Yep, I guess a white one will be easy to make. ) Great use of that very very common pirate torso! I love it. The centaur looks great to. It would look better with a 1x2 tile on it's back in stead of the 1x2 plate. But that's just my opinion.Bart Thanks! ) Yep, I guess you're right, with the tile. I'll look into it. ) All these figures are awesome. And I love the centaur! It's just so perfect. I was about to do the exact same thing since I saw the new trailer of LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. There's a centaur in it with the body of an official LEGO horse with a LEGO minifigure's torso on it. I already have brown clay, but I'm afraid of cutting my LEGO horses... Some time ago I have thought about making one with just pieces (like SlyOwl's centaurs) but the non-purist way looks so much better (although SlyOwl's centaurs are amazing) and more in scale with normal LEGO figures. You have showed me that it is doable and that it looks very, very nice. Hmm, I'm still not sure of cutting a LEGO horse... Thanks, Matn! ) You don't have to cut your horse to make a centaur. ) Horses can be easilly separated in two parts, and the head goes off pretty easilly. Clay can be used only to stick the torso to the horse body. ) Thanks again! ) The Penguin, I was just recently at a Lego store were they had a christmas-castle display with a centaur almost EXACTLY like yours, but female. You wouldn't happen to be connected to the NELUG display in Natick, would you?It may just be a coincidence, but I found it odd enough to ask. No, I'm afraid not. ) Nah, I just know that they all are trying to copy my ingenious work! ) Just joking. ) Join the club... I made a brick built centaur using countblockula's leg design. I think he looks really good: http://www.flickr.com/photos/badboytje88/3693640709/ But when I see your centaur, it makes me want to cut up half a dozen of horses! You don't have to cut any horses. ) Well brick-build ones are also very good. I guess it's a matter of taste mostly. ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
The Penguin Posted January 9, 2010 Author Posted January 9, 2010 Now, ladies and gentlemen! ) Here's a new part! ) This time it's a Mighty Gorgon..... ) A sweet strong Fortress unit, capable of causing havoc in every army. ) MMVIII version: HMMIII version: My version. ) When two "tanks" collide! ) I hope you liked that part, ladies and gentlemen! ) Any comments, please? ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
Forresto Posted January 10, 2010 Posted January 10, 2010 (edited) OMG! you painted a rare cow figure Just joking, this is pretty nice! I really like the scaling effect on the Cow's (oops sorry Gorgon ) skin. It was a little hard to see at first but is pretty excellent. Great job! P.S I'm putting my money on the kind've creepy, kind've hot snake woman Edited January 10, 2010 by Forresto Quote
The Penguin Posted January 11, 2010 Author Posted January 11, 2010 OMG! you painted a rare cow figure Just joking, this is pretty nice! I really like the scaling effect on the Cow's (oops sorry Gorgon ) skin. It was a little hard to see at first but is pretty excellent. Great job! P.S I'm putting my money on the kind've creepy, kind've hot snake woman Yes, I must say the photo isn't the best one: I think I'll make new ones soon. ) Thanks a lot! ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Quote
Raven Brickroft Posted January 11, 2010 Posted January 11, 2010 Awesome work with these minifigs Penguin. The Naga has got to be my favorite. I like how you always go into detail, even going so far as trying to emulate the shapes of the eyes. HOMM3's one of my favorite games of all time. I always played dungeon. Have you thought about making some dungeon creatures? Harpies look like they'll be the most challenging among them. Haha. Quote
BlueBard Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Great custom gorgon! AKA "Poison tanks"! Quote
Hound Knight Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 That cow -er- Gorgon looks amazing, great paint job as usual Penguin! Quote
The Penguin Posted January 16, 2010 Author Posted January 16, 2010 (edited) Awesome work with these minifigs Penguin. The Naga has got to be my favorite. I like how you always go into detail, even going so far as trying to emulate the shapes of the eyes. HOMM3's one of my favorite games of all time. I always played dungeon. Have you thought about making some dungeon creatures? Harpies look like they'll be the most challenging among them. Haha. Thanks a lot! ) Much appreciated! That's good to see another HMM fan here. Dungeon, you say? Hm, I'll think about it. Great custom gorgon! AKA "Poison tanks"! Thanks! ) That cow -er- Gorgon looks amazing, great paint job as usual Penguin! Thanks a lot! ) And the new part is here! ) This time it's two heroes: Duke Winston Boragus (Later King Boragus). ) Boragus was born in the 1100s, and as a young man achieved notoriety upon single-handedly slaying his village's chieftain to assume power over his home village. Uniting fellow tribes under his rule, he participated in the Festival of Life around 1141 AS, and quickly and easily emerged the victor. The new ruler of Krewlod, he eventually came to become known by many as one of the greatest rulers the nation had ever known. He fathered several sons, including Jabarkas, and raised an adopted daughter, Gundula. Famed for his formidable army, Boragus constantly scouted out recruits from foreign nations. One such mercenary was the Bracadan Half-Genie, Yog. To test Yog, Boragus turned all of his forces against the unknowing warrior upon his arrival through the border; when Yog finally reached Ulgak, Boragus sent him on a mission to distribute the components of the Angelic Alliance across Antagarich. And the second one is the next Krewlod king Kilgor. ) Boragus played only a small part in the Restoration Wars; on King Gryphonheart's death, he attempted to finance a border offensive into Erathian territory, conflicting with Tatalian King Tralossk hoping to expand his boundaries beyond Hillbridge and into Marshland. After Krewlod's offensive was quashed by Queen Catherine and Gavin Magnus, Boragus withdrew his troops, allowing Erathia to recover. Much more of the kingdom's resources were concentrated in organising the 1171 Festival of Life - four contenders, Kilgor, Degab, Telez and Vilmit, rose to contest his rule. Kilgor proved the most capable of the four, defeating the Ancient Behemoth Razor Claw and overcoming all of his opponents. Still, confident of his superior skills as a warrior and leader, Boragus welcomed the young Barbarian's challenge. In the final contest for the throne, he lightly taunted Kilgor through missives, but was unexpectedly bested in strategy. Overcome, Boragus was slain in cold blood by Kilgor and beheaded. His severed head was interred as a bust in the same throne room he once presided over, an event which marked the beginning of Kilgor's brutal reign. I hope you liked that part. ) Any comments, please? ) Good day, ladies and gentlemen! ) Edited January 16, 2010 by The Penguin Quote
ADHO15 Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Excellent! Just brilliant. Perfect customs. Quote
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