As so often, I decided to scratch-build rather than buy.
I wanted a Luminark of a low fantasy design.
I started to get some fiddly bits of plastic from my bits box together, including some lens-like transparent bits of saved junk …
This was to form the sequence of mirrors that would focus the deadly ray of burning light, both mundane and etheric(!) Then I began to mount it on a platform, and started to give some thought as to how the crew would service and use the machine …
I added the carriage and wheels to allow it to move across the field of battle …
When I painted it up I started to like it.
Especially how the light came through the four lenses.
One crewman, the engine’s master, would be an old figure with an arm replaced …
Two armoured horses would pull it …
And with the second crewman fitted it was ready to go …
I cannot recall exactly how, but somehow the middle-rear lens got smudged, and when I tried to clean it if went cloudy. So I turned the while thing cloudy and now claim it is so because that glass is the lens that focuses the etheric light!
I love your lens train. It reminds me of some follow spots I’ve pulled apart and serviced over the years. It’s a fantastic little model. 🙂
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