Saturday, August 18, 2012
Changun and a Mycenaean
I added another Black Cat Bases dog model representing Changun to an earlier completed Crocodile Games Mycenaean. I added a Green Stuff curled tail for the Changun figure. I think it's actually listed as a jackal on the website, but the form is pretty close to Changun. The model is a bit oversized as Changun was medium sized Jindo, but I think he fits well with the Crocodile Games figure. Also, as I reminisce, Changun had a big heart and full of life - so it is indeed a fitting representation of him.
At the moment I have very little to no desire to paint or game. The thought of building a Korean Imjim War army, in memory of Changun, has crossed my mind, but will wait until I feel sure I can complete the project. I still think of Changun everyday and miss him very much. Warmest regards to all, Dean
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Dean I am really enjoying your posts and I appreciate your feelings as a dog owner myself.
Agreed. I completely understand. Dogs are not pets - they're four-footed furry members of the family, and we feel their presence and their absence deeply.
Taking a break sounds like a good idea. Maybe some gaming with your figures, or exposure to new periods, will spark the desire to paint again!
Vaughan & Rob:
Thank you both again for your kind comments and encouraging thoughts. Warm Regards, Dean
Hi Dean, very nice work on the miniatures.
I wish you well in your journey.
Cheers,
Helen
Nicely done again Dean, reminds me of some of my dog losses over the many years!
Nice work. Mate feel for you dude
Another great job and fitting tribute. Day by day, my good man, day by day.
Thank you all again for your encouraging words and support. Warm regards, Dean
Hang in there bud, we're all with you.
All the best,
Greg
Sorry to hear about your dog love the pieces you've done in dedication to him great work
Cheers
Kent
Fine work and worthy memorial.
A beautiful tribute to your pet and friend, none are more loyal. As a dog owner I understand the journey with them is full and the rewards are many, their loss is no less.
Looking forward to seeing you return to the brushes when you feel ready.
Cheers,
Ross
Another great, sentimental, work!
Best,
Phil.
Brillaint figures Dean, really interesting!
This is another great memorial figure. Take care Dean.
Great miniature Dean. A day doesn't go by in which I don't miss my Jack; I know exactly where you are.
Dean, at the present time there are 5 dogs and 1 cat in my house...i know what you are feeling, lost my Akita a few years back and still think about her always.
Thanks again for your kind words of support. Truly appreciated. Dean
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