Games Day Atlanta 2006 coverage

SilAx

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Somebody Report IMMEDIATELY before its too late!!

Damnit People taking credit for other peoples work, Demon Colour and the others I suggest you guys find the US Direct services number or so Pronto and call them up. Then basically talk to the person who was in charge of GD and from there explain!
 
Well calling US GW from Poland might be a wee bit expensive. But if Demon Color and anyone else whos models were used would email me off list at
dragon forge email address here I will give you the email address for the US content manager for the white dwarf. He can definately help you out.

this needs to be dealt with.
 

darthfoley

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If those are indeed the three in question:

The Space Wolf/Ork piece made first cut, but did not place. Neither of the other two models made first cut in their respective categories.

*edit* None of which changes the fact that the offenders should be banned from future competition, but at least they didn\'t \'steal\' a trophy from anyone.

*2nd edit* If the shaggoth did make first cut, I missed it. /shrug
 

khavor

Member
I believe the Shaggoth did make first cut and could have been in contention for an honorable mention, but I didn\'t watch the judging so I can\'t say for sure on that. Darth Foley\'s right on the other two though. At least there\'s no trophy involved, but it\'s still very irritating.
 
Originally posted by darthfoley
If those are indeed the three in question:

The Space Wolf/Ork piece made first cut, but did not place. Neither of the other two models made first cut in their respective categories.

*edit* None of which changes the fact that the offenders should be banned from future competition, but at least they didn\'t \'steal\' a trophy from anyone.

*2nd edit* If the shaggoth did make first cut, I missed it. /shrug

Thanks darth.. at least the results werent tainted. I did look at the rules and noticed theres nothing that states the work must be done by the entrant..something that has been there in previous years rules.
 

darthfoley

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Originally posted by Hiliter
Man this makes the demons seem even worse too me now than they did before... I felt like there was some quality work there, but there was maybe 20 entires per cat., sometimes as little as 4.... :flame:

There were 4 entries in LOTR Large. Somewhat surprising, yes, but not so much...LOTR as a whole was never as heavily entered and the line is slowing down. There were 60+ in 40K single and 50+ in fantasy single.
 

ardyer

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The guy that entered those models was the same one that won in the open category for the wood elfs (No, not Jeff Wilson ;) ) His name was Andrew something (and not me either ;) ). He claimed that he worked for Micro Art Studios and that he won 2 golds in germany. Also he was one angry dude...
 

Duende

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Well, if anybody\'s interested to the CMON link to the third pic here it is:
Wolf Guard vs Ork By IRKUCK

Just for those wanting a quick reference (and it has mulitple views for those wanting a better look).

I know the rules that I could find online were pretty vague, but I would swear I read in a White Dwarf somewhere in the \"fine print\" part of the rules that all entries must be entered by the person who painted them and the person must be present to win. So even if this guy included the original painter\'s name on the entry slip, that\'s still not allowed.
 

ardyer

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After having checked with someone who talked to him more than I, he went by the name Andy Savage. Just thought I\'d throw that out there...
 

ardyer

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Originally posted by MathewBaich
This games day was my first and hopefully not last games day and as always, the competition on and off the battlefield was tougher than ever. The golden demon was exceptionally grueling this year. I will update as I upload pics.

1st place in warhammer 40,000 single miniature by Saxon Angel
Ultramarine Chaplain

Does anyone know where she got that base? I remember her saying that it wasn\'t scratch built...

EDIT: Just so everyone knows, I just want to get my own, not making any more accusations ;)
 

darthfoley

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I thought Angela said (at the cookout afterwards) that she made it out of some cheap windup clock...but I was sorta on the outside of that conversation so I might have misunderstood.
 

ardyer

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Originally posted by darthfoley
I thought Angela said (at the cookout afterwards) that she made it out of some cheap windup clock...but I was sorta on the outside of that conversation so I might have misunderstood.

That\'s probably right, probably meant that the pieces weren\'t scratch built.
 

Grumb

used to be a Freak
Angela said that the gears on the base were from a cheap Ikea clock. Don\'t know where the base itself was from or if it was scratch built. I must have missed that part of the conversation.... sorry.

Grumb
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
I think that is a good idea NSA.

What really surprises me that people still try to cheat in this competition. Everytime someone tries, they get caught and banned.


Originally posted by No Such Agency
Oh dear... why do the GD\'s not require several work in progress photos to ensure honesty? It would be so easy, anyone who paints should have access to some sort of camera.
 
Originally posted by ardyer

Does anyone know where she got that base? I remember her saying that it wasn\'t scratch built...

EDIT: Just so everyone knows, I just want to get my own, not making any more accusations ;)


I see....

The top bulk of the base is a fimo/sculptey mix, rolled out and cut out to the approximate size of the 54mm base. It was baked and later secured to a GW base with super glue. White Milliput was smooshed into the joins to create a smooth surface between the base and the top part. Then there was much sanding, cutting and swearing to get it right.
The lip edge and I- beam are from Plastruct and were glued to the top portion. Note:the I-beam product from Plastruct can also be seen on my Khador Juggernaut\'s base. Gaps here were filled with green stuff when the plastic edges were trimmed off
The rivets and one bolt were made from greenstuff.

The gears are indeed from an Ikea alarm clock I purchased for a whole $1.50 CAN. Portions of two different gears were super glued to the base. Another teeny tiny piece was used as well but hardely shows up. The other three gears are freehand onto the base.

I made no secret where I got the pieces or how I made it including when talking to the officials.


If you\'re wondering where you may have seen something similar I\'ll show you the two main inspirations for his base here on CMON.

http://www.coolminiornot.com/114023
http://www.coolminiornot.com/105934

Many thanks go to mathieul and Nano for their fabulous work.:cool:


I hope this answers the question. I will probably repost this someday if I am brave enough to put the Chaplain on CMON. (my skin might not be that thick):p
 
HI Guy\'s you are all correct all work entered must be your own.
If some one could send me a list of models in question and names if posible. I will stop down and talk to the guys in charge tomorrow.

@ardyer by angry what did you mean? He not by any chance the one that had the 6 dreadnughts in the 40k tournament was he?
 

ardyer

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Originally posted by Dark Zealot Studios
HI Guy\'s you are all correct all work entered must be your own.
If some one could send me a list of models in question and names if posible. I will stop down and talk to the guys in charge tomorrow.

@ardyer by angry what did you mean? He not by any chance the one that had the 6 dreadnughts in the 40k tournament was he?

I doubt it. He was around the demon models way to much to have been in a tourny. He was just super pissed that he didn\'t place with more, actinging like he was some big shot painter. I\'ll PM you with the name he used, although I think I listed it before.
 
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