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Rome (baw) - Professor Kilroy and his team detected the grave of the
favorite horse of a Roman emporer. Rumor has it, that it could be the long
missed grave of Augustus’ horse. A lot of coins, armory and glass art will show
in which period the horse was burried. The founds will brought to Kilroy
institute. First results will be expected in some weeks. The exitement among the
experts is high. For now Kilroy and his assistant are busy to excavate the
horse’s body. Our reporter Barbara Werth was allowed to take some pictures.
foto=link
The site:
The horse:
Professor Kilroy:
His assistent:
More picture you will find
here after moderation.
Regards,
Barbara
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In lugnet.adventurers, Barbara Werth wrote:
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Rome (baw) - Professor Kilroy and his team detected the grave of the
favorite horse of a Roman emporer. Rumor has it, that it could be the long
missed grave of Augustus’ horse. A lot of coins, armory and glass art will
show in which period the horse was burried. The founds will brought to Kilroy
institute. First results will be expected in some weeks. The exitement among
the experts is high. For now Kilroy and his assistant are busy to excavate
the horse’s body. Our reporter Barbara Werth was allowed to take some
pictures.
foto=link
The site:
The horse:
Professor Kilroy:
His assistent:
More picture you will find
here after
moderation.
Regards,
Barbara
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Cute little MOC! Congrats!
Now I’m curious about the Kilroy institute :)
What part is the girl using to clean the bones?
LBaixinho
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Hi!
Thanks for the praise!
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What part is the girl using to clean the bones?
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It’s a Fabuland paint brush. You can find it
here.
Regards,
Barbara
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In lugnet.adventurers, Barbara Werth wrote:
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Rome (baw) - Professor Kilroy and his team detected the grave of the
favorite horse of a Roman emporer. Rumor has it, that it could be the long
missed grave of Augustus’ horse. A lot of coins, armory and glass art will
show in which period the horse was burried. The founds will brought to Kilroy
institute. First results will be expected in some weeks. The exitement among
the experts is high. For now Kilroy and his assistant are busy to excavate
the horse’s body. Our reporter Barbara Werth was allowed to take some
pictures.
Regards,
Barbara
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This is very cool. Excellent use of the new skeletal horse. My favorite part
is actually the use of the printed tiles for the Professor’s table though. Well
done!
-Elroy
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In lugnet.adventurers, Barbara Werth wrote:
Another excellent MOC, Barbara. I’m slowly building a mental collection of
things to steal from you ;)
Tim
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Rome (baw) - Professor Kilroy and his team detected the grave of the
favorite horse of a Roman emperor. Rumor has it, that it could be the long
missed grave of Augustus’ horse. A lot of coins, armory and glass art will
show in which period the horse was burried. The founds will brought to Kilroy
institute. First results will be expected in some weeks. The exitement among the
experts is high. For now Kilroy and his assistant are busy to excavate the
horse’s body. Our reporter Barbara Werth was allowed to take some pictures.
foto=link
The site:
The horse:
Professor Kilroy:
His assistent:
More picture you will find
here after moderation.
Regards,
Barbara
P.S.: I posted this one agoin, ‘cause the English in the first posting was quite
amberrassing.
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Hi,
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P.S.: I posted this one agoin, ‘cause the English in the first posting was
quite amberrassing.
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now it is even more embarrassing (also because of that stupid mistakes), because
both posting are unexpectingly on the front page. I’m sorry for that puzzled
posting.
Barbara
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