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Creative => Customs Gallery => Topic started by: Hadoque on February 09, 2012, 01:02:39
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Past months I've been busy with more figures for my 18th-century harbourtown. Here are some more civilians and nobels, most of them are customs though not all.
And a few are updates (with new wigs or trousers f.e.) from customs I've shown before...
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The town's "Nightguard"
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Last one, shown before but he got "updated" with a new wig and black tricorne-hat...
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these are fantastic! :yippee:
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Oh, they are all beautiful. LOVE the second and third ladies! :love: And all the guys with the nice new wigs... I love those wigs!
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Erwin, your creations look magnificent! Your nobles and their ladies look so noble and I love the rest of your customs. The new wigs and breeches with stockings are great additions.
My only suggestion would be to perhaps use the new wigs a bit more sparingly with your civilians. I personally plan to use these new wigs, even though I currently only have one :'(, for my high ranking officers while my lower ranking officers will make do with the older wig style, which is still quite nice. Regardless, all your customs look really superb.
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Brilliant customs yet again, Erwin!!! Very classy!!
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They're great...
Can you get the silly wig by itself? Or did you get a bunch of those klickys?
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Ahhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!! Nobles !!!! Awesome sir ... :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow:
Better than the riff raff occasinaly seen in playmo docks :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Fantastic customs Erwin :clap:
I especially love that last one :love:
Elaine (http://www.anchoredbygrace.com/smileys/mgqueen.gif)
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Can you get the silly wig by itself?
Yes, if you know a kind person at your local DS who will provide you the partnumber. ;)
There is also an ebayer on the German site (I speak German with him) who sells them loose, and I bought "a reasonable amount" of these wigs from him.
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My only suggestion would be to perhaps use the new wigs a bit more sparingly with your civilians.
I don't use them on all civilians, just the "upperclass" civilians. I still have the older versions without the scrolls on the side and use them as well, for "less wealthy civilians" and indeed for lower-rank officers. The courtmaster f.e. (5th pic) has a wig without sidescrolls, as he is a servant and thus lower class.
These wigs were quite a fashion in the 18th century, and all the richies wore them. The bigger the wigs were and the more sidescrolls they had, the richer the wearer was supposed to be. The ladies wore sometimes very high wigs, which made it very uncomfortable to balance when walking.
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Yes, if you know a kind person at your local DS who will provide you the partnumber. ;)
Have you given the part number to Heather?
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I don't know the n° for this one (yet)! :lol: The ones I have sofar of this particular wig-type, I got from a seller. But when I know the partnumber, I'll pass it on to Heather. :)
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Excellent customs, as always, Erwin. :wave: Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Yes, if you know a kind person at your local DS who will provide you the partnumber. ;)
There is also an ebayer on the German site (I speak German with him) who sells them loose, and I bought "a reasonable amount" of these wigs from him.
Care to share?
My "local DS" is so kind they won't even answer the mail.
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These wigs were quite a fashion in the 18th century, and all the richies wore them. The bigger the wigs were and the more sidescrolls they had, the richer the wearer was supposed to be. The ladies wore sometimes very high wigs, which made it very uncomfortable to balance when walking.
Quite right, Erwin, hence the term "bigwig".
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Quite right, Erwin, since the term "bigwig".
I think silly wig is more appropriate... :P Why would anyone use THAT?
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3 additional figures...
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The middle one is sooo great!! A very good custom with a great use of a vintage accessory!!!