Kees Kleijwegt
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Stefan Fraundorfer
I'm in too. The wood effect ist very nice.

Holger Kranich
Oh cool! Yep, the wood effect comes nice!

Daniel Klink Author
Welcome Guys and thank you for the nice Words 👍
I am looking for some figures, seamen and Merchants of this era..Any idea?

Kees Kleijwegt
Yes, try Berliner zinn figuren, www.zinnfigur.com
One of my favourite shops and they also have a large range of small scale figures.

Hecker&Goros has a special Kogge crew set, but I think you can find and combine a crew quite easily
zinnfigur.com/Vollfi..mp;searchparam=Kogge

Daniel Klink Author
Thank you Kees found there what i needed 👍

Matthew A
Nice

Daniel Klink Author
oops, got me there... i knew i forgot a project somewhere in the Garage 🙂
Thank you Matthew..

Nathan Dempsey
That's some great looking wood Daniel.

Daniel Klink Author
Thank you Nathan.. Perhaps i should get this out of its prison by time...hm

Matthew A
My first love is medieval literature, so I like good cog me

kavitaet
Hello Daniel, wow your wood effect looks really great. I'm working on this model my self at the moment and I'm unsure how to paint it. Maybe you can give me some tipps?
Did you paint it first in the light color with acrylic as it can be seen on the interior and then used the oil color? How much did you thin the oil color?
Thanks for the help, I hope you found time to continue your work on the cog in the mean time.

Daniel Klink Author
Hi mates. @kavitaet I prepainted the whole body with matt clear primer.
Than Burnt Sienna (No 309) oil paint by Lukas Studio with increasingly strong dilution in several layers (approx. 3 passages) applied with a cut sponge with fleece and work with a dry brush over it. And let it dry in between every layer.

Ben M
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