crystella333
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Yeah I agree with what you say about the custom designed brass etchings nels, also there are more of a finishing touch to the model and not a big aspect like that house is.
To describe it as scratched built is very loosely termed as it would have been alot harder to do what he did if he didn't have the house as a base to build up on. And I am not knocking the work he did, it is a brilliant diorama, with alot of feeling and things going on.
We need to know if the french rules are the same as the UK GD
*found them and translated by google
It's Sunday, May 22, 2011 that will take place at Parc Floral de Paris Games Day on the fifteenth French, and with it the fifteenth edition of the Golden Demon painting competition on the fantastic figurines and the futuristic world's most prestigious.
But an appointment of this magnitude can not be improvised and each competitor must be aware of these regulations before embarking on the adventure.
* One entry per category per person. Winners of the Slayer sword in previous editions, whatever the country, can register in only one category of their choice.
* It is forbidden to make a figurine having already been awarded during a Golden Demon France or elsewhere in the world.
* All figures submitted must be brand Citadel, or Warhammer Forge World Forge. Conversions are welcome, but must incorporate one or more of Citadel miniatures and remain faithful to the universe of Games Workshop.
* Although as being integrated in the Golden Demon, Young Blood and classes are open to full competition with their own trophies and is not entitled as such to obtain the Slayer Sword.
* Conversions figurines "The Lord of the Rings" are accepted only if they use elements of this range. Parts from our other universes (Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000), are thus avoided.
Similarly, conversions into other categories (Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000) should not use elements from the range of "Lord of the Rings."
* The figures must be hand-delivered by the candidate in person before being recorded by the competition officials on the scene of the Games Day.
* Competitors are responsible for transporting their figures and storage of their containers during the event. The recorded works are entrusted to our staff who undertakes to handle them with care, but Games Workshop can not be held responsible for any damage or loss of a figurine. When entering the competition is at the risk of the participant and his implies full acceptance of the settlement.
* Any model presented is capable of being photographed, she won a prize or not. By their mere participation, competitors allow Games Workshop to use the photos of their works without compensation.
* The judges' decisions are final. It reserves the right to move an entry from one category to another if it believes there is no place, or to disqualify a figure not respecting the rules and / or spirit of the competition.
Reminder: Registrations are held from 11am (10am or for holders of tickets pre-sale t-shirt), opened the doors of the Games Day, up to 13h, the beginning of jury deliberations.
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