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Welcome to a new concept in modelling magazines: Fantasy Figure International is the only magazine to bring you the best from the worlds of historical and fantasy figure modelling, as well as from the various genres of Sci-Fi. Drawing on talent from across the world, each issue will feature the best-painted miniatures, as well as providing inspiration and information for your own projects. From the team that bring you Military Modelcraft International, Fantasy Figure International will include extensive step-by-step articles, interviews with leading hobbyists, show reports, modelling galleries and in-depth reviews of new releases in the genres of figure, fantasy and Sci-Fi modelling. High quality photography will allow you to marvel and admire miniatures in detail, while the text will give you tips to help you to improve your painting and modelling skills and expand your own hobby ambitions. Whether it's the combat suits and crawlers of the Maschinen Krieger universe, the dark visions of post-apocalyptic modellers, or the more traditional historical figure painting, Fantasy Figure International will have something for every hobbyist interested in first-rate modelling and truly inspirational miniatures.

Own summer collection for self-sewing Easy instructions Interesting fabrics in beautiful colours

From iconic performers on stage, to giant food fights, floating lanterns and fire parades, discover the most interesting festivals from around the globe.

Are your fingers itching to get started? Then you´re certain to find some inspiration in this hard copy of our pattern book. In addition, you can browse around online in the wondrous world on fibremood.com. You´ll find clear instructions, extensive fabric advice, style and styling tips, fashion trends, an active community with even more inspiration and helping hands, an interactive shop locator map, and so much more. It all starts with this Fibre Mood Book, including on trend sewing patterns.

So what is The Field? What smell, feel and sight and sound describes us best. What would a Field smell be? Not that of starched and over-ruched curtains, but more the sweet animal scent of horse and straw at evening stables. Or wheat stubble after light rain. And the feel? An old pair of brogues, perhaps, or a very deep bath with a very cold gin. Sight? The first leaf on an ancient oak? A cock chaffinch in fully fig? A peat-stained stag shimmering out of the October mist? And taste? A rib of Aberdeen Angus with a stunning claret from an obscure chateau. These are the images that fit those of the country and country people, whom we have served since 1853. Monthly.

German knitting magazine.