K&C Crusaders 1096-1204 mikemiller1955 (1 Viewer)

Looks like you have been getting some very nice new sets lately Michael:cool:

Great pictures

Cheers

Martyn:)
 
Sir Walter De La Mer must be K&Cs best mounted knigt. The closeup really brings out the detail.

Terry
 
That one is very nice also. The "quilted" blanket on the horse is quite exceptional. Perhaps one of K&C best.
 
That one is very nice also. The "quilted" blanket on the horse is quite exceptional. Perhaps one of K&C best.

Also, the painting has a great finish - yellow next to red is difficult as the red tends to bleed if not thoroughly dry.

Jeff
 
My ground mix came out fine, thanks...I am not sure what the percentages were though, or if I can reproduce it...and by using the coffee grinder all my mulch smells like french roast...I must have one of the nicest smelling dioramas on the block. The coffee grinder was a good idea; I was glad to have a spare lying around. I need to send you some close up pics of the dirt road work we talked about...looks excellent and is very durable...I'll send you a bucket of dirt. :)


Thanks Nicholas..thanks Scott...

Nicholas...

no...that's the dirt and mulch in the coffee grinder from my flower bed that we talked about...

I'm curious...how did your attempt at a ground mix of mulch come out...

I do add about 50% of that rich black dirt to mine and pick the smallest of the broken mulch to start with in the grinder...
 
My ground mix came out fine, thanks...I am not sure what the percentages were though, or if I can reproduce it...and by using the coffee grinder all my mulch smells like french roast...I must have one of the nicest smelling dioramas on the block. The coffee grinder was a good idea; I was glad to have a spare lying around. I need to send you some close up pics of the dirt road work we talked about...looks excellent and is very durable...I'll send you a bucket of dirt. :)

I would like to see if if you could send a small envelope of it...
 

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