Sir Daniel Fortesque, Medievil, Playstation

Below my "inprogress" photo of my paint maded with pencils and coulored with wax crayons.

Sir Daniel Fortesque, Medievil, Playstation

Below my "inprogress" photo of my paint maded with pencils and coulored with wax crayons.

Sir Daniel Fortesque, Medievil, Playstation

Below my "inprogress" photo of my paint maded with pencils and coulored with wax crayons.

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KRAKEN -the large cargo ship

My ship is called KRAKEN, is a large landingpad cargo ship, with a cabin for 5 people, with a huge cargo size, up to 1500/1700 and rotating tails equipped with a fsd for a very long jumprange. The ship need to be lightweight to optimize the new technology for big jump, stimated to 120Ly, so hardpoint and hull is a little bit sacrificed.

Below there is a second picture while it was in progress..

KRAKEN -the large cargo ship

My ship is called KRAKEN, is a large landingpad cargo ship, with a cabin for 5 people, with a huge cargo size, up to 1500/1700 and rotating tails equipped with a fsd for a very long jumprange. The ship need to be lightweight to optimize the new technology for big jump, stimated to 120Ly, so hardpoint and hull is a little bit sacrificed.

Below there is a second picture while it was in progress..

My book for cold winter days, is The Ice Princess by Camilla Lackberg.

A 2002 mystery novel that inspired Jonas Grimas' 2007 movie. One of the theme presented in the novel is the difficult relationship between parents and children. The harsh winter climate, more than any other time of the year, reminds me of my passion for reading detective novels. On the one hand, the holidays give me warmth, but the cold reminds me of the dark atmospheres found in these mysterious stories.