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Dieses coole Portrait von #thormunddereber beendete eine kleine Serie und meinen Ausflug in die Vergangenheit. Nochmal vielen Dank an @pillowofpain für‘s frieren beim der antiken Stätte tombofthekings, der Königsgräbern.. Für interessante Shootingideen bin ich immer offen!
Interior view of the small "Furry Church" in Loka Brunn (Sweden). Wood is the preferred building material. Spartan furnishings in contrast to the European sacred buildings. The simple wooden benches are covered with reindeer fur.
* I enjoyed the city of Oslo a great deal but certainly the highlight was visiting the Viking ships museum at Bygdøy. It’s quite remarkable that this boat has survived. Viking ship building was amazing it's so functional but also pleasing on the eye with its pure lines . This is a shot looking directly at the bow of the craft and at the top of the comments is a wide shot of the vessel
The Oseberg ship is a well-preserved Viking ship discovered in a large burial mound at the Oseberg farm near Tønsberg in Norway. The Oseberg burial mound contained numerous grave goods and two female human skeletons. The ship's interment into its burial mound dates from 834 AD, but parts of the ship date from around 800, and the ship itself is thought to be older. It was excavated by Norwegian archaeologist Haakon Shetelig and Swedish archaeologist Gabriel Gustafson in 1904-1905. This ship is widely celebrated and has been called one of the finest finds to have survived the Viking Age.
The ship is a clinker built "karv" ship built almost entirely of oak. It is 21.58 m long and 5.10 m broad, with a mast of approximately 9–10 m. With a sail of c. 90 m², the ship could achieve a speed up to 10 knots. The ship has 15 pairs of oar holes, which means that 30 people could row the ship. Other fittings include a broad steering oar, iron anchor, gangplank, and a bailer. The bow and stern of the ship are elaborately decorated with complex woodcarvings in the characteristic "gripping beast" style, also known as the Oseberg style.
A second shot at the head of the comments
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Viking Village! 🌲🌲🌲
Finally, I'd like to show you my section of Viking Village collab which I prepared with my friends from LUG - ZbudujmyTo.
I decided to prepare a rocky beach to fill the gap and now the entire diorama can be consider as a stand alone MOC. My part consist of two houses, thatch, well and watchtower on the rocks.
Additionally, I wanted to push a life into a village so I captured Viking warriors wandering across the settlement, prepare little scene with bear hunting or a villager who brought the supplies.
I'm really happy that we decided to divide the view into two layers. The upper one include main path which is going through the all participants fragments. On the bottom you can distinguish a huge beach and coast. To obtain the level differences at sea, we used several shades of blue plates
Hope you like it.
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Replicas of Viking chess pieces from Lewis. Originals date from the 12th century and were carved from walrus ivory.
Background is my carving of a stag hunt based on a Viking grave slab found in St Paul's churchyard,London
Small teaser of newest Zbudujmy To! collab project. It will premiere this weekend at convention in Poznan.
Hope you like it. ;)
yeah we still have some Vikings in Norway. This is an operational Viking ship, a replica of the famous Oseberg ship. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oseberg_Ship
Resuming the filming of my next brickfilm, there's still a long way to go (expect wide shots with many extras). Pretty happy with the results.
I've also created an Instagram account www.instagram.com/harryandbillybrick/
(don't worry, I'll keep uploading stuff here too!)
Wycieczkowiec Viking Sun opuszcza port mijając się z innym statkiem pasażerskim - Smiltyne, widok z plaży Brzeźno, Gdańsk, 9 czerwca 2018 r.
Viking Sun został zbudowany w 2017 r. w stoczni Fincantieri w Anconie. Długi na 228 i szeroki na 29 m statek na 14 pokładach mieści 930 pasażerów.
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Viking Sun cruise ship leaving the port passing by another passenger ship - Smiltyne, view from the Brzeźno beach, Gdańsk, June 9, 2018
Viking Sun was built in 2018 in Fincantieri shipyard in Ancona. 228-metre long and 29-metre broad ship can accomodate 930 passengers on 14 decks.
Spectacle Les Vikings:
Feux de la saint-Jean 2018 à Shirrhein
Vikings show:
Fires of St. John 2018 in Shirrhein