Otto the Crusader Knight
Otto the Crusader Knight
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WOW! I am grinning from ear to ear! This is a great custom! I love the way you got away from pure white by adding the shading, outstanding stuff sir.
Are the pauldrons paper? Stickers on your new pauldrons?
Are the pauldrons paper? Stickers on your new pauldrons?
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Wow... seriously, this is absolutely stunning. I bet TwoTonicKnight will be pleased
I agree with the Blue Knight, the shading is wonderful. I don´t think I have seen anything like it before...
I agree with the Blue Knight, the shading is wonderful. I don´t think I have seen anything like it before...
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*jaw dropping to the floor*
This is great! I have never seen a custom crusader quite like this agian! !, too, agree that the shading is wonderfull.
Keep up the great work man!
This is great! I have never seen a custom crusader quite like this agian! !, too, agree that the shading is wonderfull.
Keep up the great work man!
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Great job on this, my only question what is paper/sticker decal and whats not?
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THe helmet is a greathelm from sone-place(there are too many for me to remember right now,) and the hair is a custom peice made by Lamanda2.Morgan19 wrote:What are the hair and helmet pieces from? Are they MB parts?
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Excellent, Armothe. I really like this guy. The shading is decidedly 'unLEGO' but very attractive. Not an insult, mind you -- I just generally don't like the more detailed look, but I really do like it with this one.
Looks great.
The helmet AND hair are from MCN-Store/Brickforge, found here:
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(Armothe beat me to the punch on that one. . oh well)
Looks great.
What are the hair and helmet pieces from? Are they MB parts?
THe helmet is a greathelm from sone-place(there are too many for me to remember right now,) and the hair is a custom peice made by Lamanda2.
The helmet AND hair are from MCN-Store/Brickforge, found here:
http://armothe.com/mcnstore/
(Armothe beat me to the punch on that one. . oh well)
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Well, Lamanda2 has a hair peice that looks a lot like that...Damien wrote:Excellent, Armothe. I really like this guy. The shading is decidedly 'unLEGO' but very attractive. Not an insult, mind you -- I just generally don't like the more detailed look, but I really do like it with this one.
Looks great.
What are the hair and helmet pieces from? Are they MB parts?THe helmet is a greathelm from sone-place(there are too many for me to remember right now,) and the hair is a custom peice made by Lamanda2.
The helmet AND hair are from MCN-Store/Brickforge, found here:
http://armothe.com/mcnstore/
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An interesting attempt at breaking up the rather static shape of the barding into a more flowing cloth piece. I'm not a "Lego-look only" type (though I do appreciate it when well-done), so I rather like it. Is the horse head-piece multi-part?
I'd like to see the banner formed into a more rippling shape, but again, I'm not the Lego-look purist. Not sure about the shading on the top of the shield, but the bottom works well. The shoulder pieces are great (pattern?). And, of course, all the new pieces look great, but if I may suggest some out-of-house sacrilege, I'd go with Jeff's swords, though the one you use compliments the color scheme.
Anyway, just beautiful.
I'd like to see the banner formed into a more rippling shape, but again, I'm not the Lego-look purist. Not sure about the shading on the top of the shield, but the bottom works well. The shoulder pieces are great (pattern?). And, of course, all the new pieces look great, but if I may suggest some out-of-house sacrilege, I'd go with Jeff's swords, though the one you use compliments the color scheme.
Anyway, just beautiful.
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This is a really great knight, armothe. I especially like the way the coat isn't pure white, it makes it much more realistic. The barding looks like cloth, instead of plastic, and everything else is great too. He sort of has a grim look about him, especially when he's wearing his helmet, and I like that. Keep up the great work!
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