gdugaucquier

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About gdugaucquier

  • Birthday 11/28/1987

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  1. gdugaucquier

    Lord of the Rings Ongoing Discussion

    Pippin got a belt for his sword sheath, so it depends on the scene. Logically in Rivendell he does not wear his sword, but the original Pippin came in the Moriaset, and there he has his sword. In the movie I think he wears it when leaving Rivendell (but the buckle is hidden behind his jacket) and you can see the belt (buckle again hidden) clearly when he is crying after Gandalf fell in Moria. It could be that he got the belt with buckle in Lothlorien, but I don't think so. In some promo images you can see Pippin clearly wears a belt with buckle and those images are from scenes before Lothlorien.
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    Lord of the Rings Ongoing Discussion

    No sorry, it does not fit. The braid in the back is in its way.
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    Lord of the Rings Ongoing Discussion

    I love the build, it is absolutely stunning, but not a fan of the minifigures. The old ones captured the look of the actors better, I think and most of the hobbittorso's were more detailed. But all the legs and skirts are definitely an upgrade. A bit on the fence on Gimli's beard (not just de colour, but also the length). Btw Gimli's helmet seems a new mold.
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    Harry Potter 2021 - Rumors & Discussion

    I think the left part is an upside down version of the right part. So the beveled 1x1's create the grooves.
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    Harry Potter 2019 - Rumors & discussion

    I thought the legs of the horntail were to big and i made Hagrid's hut complete. horntail by Gregory Dugaucquier, on Flickr hagridshut by Gregory Dugaucquier, on Flickr
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    [MOC] 19th century Belgian castle

    It is really beautiful. Waw!
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    Anyone have any luck making a flail?

    I cut off one part of a chain and glued that part into the spiked ball. On the other end I put a bar. It looks perfect.
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    LEGO LotR - general discussion

    I so wish that LEGO made a real Witch King, but for now, this will have to do. It took me a long time to make, but I almost like the result, perhaps I should sharpen the details? They got rounded off when painting.
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    MOC: Fell Beast

    Nice. What part did you use for the reins?
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    MOD/MOC Hobbit Characters

    as requested:
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    MOD/MOC Hobbit Characters

    The beard was a mix of red (34) and matt yellow (12). I will post the picture of the pony as soon as possible.
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    MOD/MOC Hobbit Characters

    Oh I use a lot of aceton to melt and work the LEGO-parts into each other. If I have useless or broken bricks I dissolve them into a bit of aceton and then i use this to 'sculpt' some extra detail. The paint I use is Revell Email Color. It is normally used to paint little soldiers and things like that, but most of the colors come very close to the LEGO-colors. I hope this helps?
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    MOD/MOC Hobbit Characters

    Thanks samiamuc. I never intended to sell them; i just missed some figures and parts so i made them. I love to take pictures of Lego Lord of the Rings/Hobbit-scenes. Thror was really difficult to make, but Bill the pony is easy. Just saw the legs with a small saw and glue them back together. Remove the part in the middle (where you normally put a saddle) and glue those two parts together. Finish by putting some studs on the back. Beorn Bear I made by just cutting some parts of the Beor-hairpiece and then I glued them on a normal bear. Hope this helps.
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    Pippin Gondor

    It was a Kickstarterproject: the Micro3d. It was affordable :)