michaelsbagley

Those figures look great.... Amazing job! But still loving that long boat with the sail.

Wait.... just how many watches are there?

Hey, this one I actually know.. Like well even. This is one of those rare tunes I can play without even thinking about it!

I gotta ask, did you print this masterpiece in FDM or Resin? (Or sone parts A, some parts B?). I'm currently working through a Caribbean house project (STL from a recent kickstarter), but I'm thinking I might need to tackle one of these next!

I'm currently working my way through my 2nd box of.... Let's just say 2nd box. I don't like the assembly, but I've been having fun painting mine in slop contract "inspired" clothing.

But I don't think I'd be in breeches of copywrite by sharing this one small snippet (this falls under fair use)

Page 89 of the below linked book.... if you wish to spend $25ish bucks to purchase this and a few hundred other transcriptions of Playford songs (whether written by him, or by other artists and transcribed by Payford). It has a wide variety of transcriptions of songs from editions ranging from 1665 to 1728 of Playford. https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Country-Dance-Jeremy-Barlow/dp/0571507239/ref=sr_1_1?crid=10TDR41DTAHX3&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fAU6z6q2z6uipbnaMr2pxQ._p3krSmJi3PsB-4Rk1ZfBW48qv1R-LF_xfSlPOpKdSk&dib_tag=se&keywords=Playford+complete+country+dance&qid=1739492764&sprefix=playford+complete+country+dance%2Caps%2C85&sr=8-1

Aha! One I have sheet music for! But loving that video, I'm no pro, but he is definitely using a repro baroque bow (convex as opposed to a a concave modern bow), and I'm wildly guessing but that appeared to be a repro Amati violin.

Yeah, while I enjoy the photos, I've been using the "filter" option for Topics, and posts a lot recently, because as much as I enjoy the photos, the message boards is what I am mostly here for. I like that the board has these features, but I suspect there might not be the understanding and wide-spread use of them yet.

Okay, a quick google search shows attribution of this song to "William Byrd" (but still 17th c.), or in one instance, I found it attributed to Robbie Burns. But sheet music can be found for free on this one.

Damn, neither (modern reprint) of Playford that I own, 1651 and 1728, have that tune in it, or at least by that name. 88not that I'd be able to get anywhere near her playing ability, but I'm feeling I'm at the level that with enough practice, I can hold a melody, even a slightly more complex one

Plymouth Plantation sells (or used to) a book on knitting patterns. As my wife is an avid knitter, I grabbed a copy for her some years back. I did get a pair of the gunnister gloves out of the deal, but not one of the Charles 2 knit torso covers out of it (the Plimouth book cites it as a knit waistcoat, not a shirt), but whatever you call it, it would be a comfy warm thing to wear.

Yeah, I own both an FDM and Resin printer.... I use the FDM printer for larger/lower detail items, and the resin printer for figures and smalller more detail stuff. I know some people print figures using FDM, but resin is the way.

While I don't think said figure exists... it doesn't sound like too difficult of a custom modification (kitbash in hobby geek terms) to accomplish. Heck, even adding a broom to said blasted mug holding figure wouldn;t be that challenging.

Dude, as an avid miniature painter, Blood & Plunder player, and soon to be "Port Royal" player, I'd be extremely interested in any models you produce. Do you sell through MyMiniFactory or elsewhere? (For reference "Port Royal" is supposed to be the pirate version of Mordheim, so Firelck games warband rules to the larger force rules B&P are).