Author Topic: RMS Titanic - a Masterpiece in the Making by Pau and Anibal Barca ( Playclicks ) (Read 65921 times)

playmovictorian · « **Reply #30 on:** October 06, 2011, 15:20:58 »

Good afternoon dear Friends

Thank you for your encouraging and constructive comments

If I remember correctly, I do believe that no such issues as "Playmo or non Playmo customs" were raised at the time that I posted the magnificent Grand Teatre created by Sarrat which was equally made from non Playmo material apart from the finishing touches ?

After all Sarrat did create a structure which did not exist as far as Playmobil is concerned and created a grand theatre which fits its Playmo klickies to perfection and I hope that the RMS Titanic will also offer us a magnificent background for unforgettable Playmo scenes

I do still believe that creating a 3 meters long RMS TITANIC from scratch by two incredibly talented, ingenious and creative Playmofriends from Spain is still a remarkable achievement which deserves to be saluted and I will continue to do so with your continuous support

Thank you very much.

Karim

BlackPearl2006 · « **Reply #31 on:** October 06, 2011, 16:31:11 »

Impressive!!!!! most impressive indeed!

Karim, do you know if it is being made to float?

as far as "playmobil vs not-playmobil" It is a work of art to say the least, and it is inspired by playmobil, designed in playmobil scale/proportions, and meant to be used with playmobil klickies and accessories. I don't see how it could be made otherwise! There's no way in heck you can buy enough playmo cargoships to splice together to form THIS BIG of a boat just for the sake of saying its still made from factory parts. It's no different than adding non playmoparts to a victorian scene or a non playmo accessories to a playmo vehicle... in this case it is the playmo klickies and accessories that will be added to a custom vehicle. Just like Emma's non-playmo windmill being used with playmo klickies and accessories. It's not an issue for me, personally. I love it!

bonniebeth · « **Reply #32 on:** October 06, 2011, 22:19:02 »

Please guys, we do not need a debate over whether this qualifies as a playmobil custom or not. It is clearly playmo-related, so it is perfectly appropriate for the forum. Many people have made baseplates, etc out of other materials and there have never been any objections, so I must say I am a little puzzled by this debate.

Please understand I am not trying to further this discussion, but rather to ask that you please do not hijack the topic by bringing up such questions.

playmovictorian · « **Reply #33 on:** October 06, 2011, 23:21:52 »

Thank you so much dear Friends

Karim

playmovictorian · « **Reply #34 on:** October 06, 2011, 23:36:25 »