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The Lord Gore Restaurant
- Address:
595 East Vail Valley Drive
Vail, CO 81657Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Lord Gore Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.manorvail.com/
- Phone: (970) 476-4959
- Hours of Operation:
Wednesday - Sunday 5:30-9:30pm nightly.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Weston Schroeder
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering menu available on and off site.
- Private Party Facilities: Full and partial buyouts available in our Aspen Room, The Lord Gore Restaurant or the Fitz Lounge
- Private Party Contact: Tami Cox 9703436114x
- Entertainment: Scotty Kabel plays LIVE music in the Fitz Lounge Thursday - Saturday 4 - 6pm throughout the winter season.
- Special Events: Food and wine or beer pairings, rehearsal dinners, birthdays and anniversaries, corporate dinners and all other special events. Contact Tami Cox at 970.343.6114.
A word from The Lord Gore Restaurant
The Lord Gore Restaurant provides fireside dining and mouthwatering views of Vail Mountain's Golden Peak with ease of access that surpasses most Vail Village restaurants. It is the dinner venue for the guests of Manor Vail Lodge and Vail locals alike. The dining room is elegant and upscale with a comfortable setting. The 2014 winter dining menu boasts a variety of options including inspired local cuisine such as Quail Drumsticks, Elk Lion, Bison & Colorado Lamb RackContinued
The passionate culinary team and professional service staff are dedicated to providing a memorable dining experience for any occasion whether it is a night on the town with family and friends or a romantic special occasion. You can customize your experience by sharing moderately priced appetizers and half entree portions or have a traditional 3-4 course dinner.
The passionate culinary team and professional service staff are dedicated to providing a memorable dining experience for any occasion whether it is a night on the town with family and friends or a romantic special occasion. You can customize your experience by sharing moderately priced appetizers and half entree portions or have a traditional 3-4 course dinner.
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The Lord Gore Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
7 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.9
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelQuiet
scenic view (4)special occasion (4)neighborhood gem (4)fit for foodies (2)romantic (2)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Big disappointmentLSC1Dined on 8/14/2014We tried Lord Gore because of the reviews. I'm not sure who wrote those reviews but I am suspect. The waitstaff and manager were great and attentive but it couldn't make up for the lack of talent in the kitchen. There was only our table of four and another table of two in the whole dining room and the chef couldn't get the food edible. We all stopped eating a few bites into our meals and just looked at each other without saying a word. We didn't eat any more, it was that bad. In fairness, the shrimp & grits appetizer and the fried brussel sprouts were somewhat tasty but they couldn't carry the poor entrees which included flat iron steak and sea bass. How can you screw up flat iron steak? Save your money and time, not recommended!
- Outstanding food and service!DallasskigirlDined on 8/8/2014Wow! We had a late reservation on a Friday night and they kept the kitchen open for us. Our waiter, Jarrod, was amazing. Everything we ate was outstanding. The roasted Brussel sprouts was delish, even for a non brussel sprout eater. The pork tenderloin was especially delicious and vegetarians (and meat eaters also) will rave about the pappardelle. YUM!Special Features:
- FoodieDined on 8/7/2014Great food. Server very good. Certainly reasonable prices. Liked that the chef came to the tables.Special Features:
- Perfect eveningMarkLDined on 8/2/2014My wife and I had not been to the Lord Gore Restaurant for a number of years, and were very pleased with the service and dinner. It started when our host, Chris, offered to move us to a window table, when one opened up, after we had already been seated! Our server Jarrod was very attentive and knowledgeable about the cuisine and wine selection. Both gentlemen couldn't do enough for us. A very wonderful evening indeed! And the view of Vail Mountain is incredible. We'll be back soon!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great,but...KarenVIPDined on 8/1/2014I've had two great meals at Lord Gore. The third, not so good. The steak was very undercooked and tough. But the main thing is their need to speed up their meal delivery. For a party of 4 we could have easily needed 2 hours to finish and get the check and this is hard when you are headed for a concert. Their crab salad remains my favoriteSpecial Features:
- The following 165 reviews are from the The Lord Gore Restaurant reviews archive.
- Beautiful Mountain ViewsMiamiMomVIPDined on 7/25/2014The Lord Gore restaurant has it all, beautiful mountain views, wonderful food and great service! We had dinner there after a Bravo!Vail concert at the Ford Auditorium. It is a little out of the way since it is not right in the village, but that is part of its charm. It is definitely worth the short walk if you are staying in Vail Village!Special Features:
- Outstanding Food, Service and ViewOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/18/2014We ate at the finest restaurants in Vail/Beavercreek and Lord Gore won hands down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exquisite!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/17/2014Highly recommend! The food was superb, every bite?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lord GoretmvmpwvDined on 7/10/2014The food was very good, with an adventuresome twist, and beautifully presented. Staff were remarkably attentive and pleasant. A delightful experience, highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YawnTravelerReviewVIPDined on 7/4/2014Nothing special here. Service was extremely slow. Forced price fixe would have been nice to know that ahead of time. Very limited menu.
- Wonderful surpriseJimMDined on 7/2/2014We went to dinner "after concert" after the wonderful Bravo music festival at Ford Amphitheater featuring the the Dallas Orchestra. The Lord Gore offers complimentary parking for their dinner guests just a short walk from the Ford. We parked, went to the concert, then walked back to dinner. They had a limited menu especially designed for the after concert crowd. It was prix-fixe at $42.00 pp and had 4 appetizers, four main course selections, and a light dessert buffet. We each had different appetizers and the same main course. The food was fabulous! We asked to see the regular menu, available on non-concert nights, and it is extensive.Special Features:
- Vacation highlightJerryDined on 6/29/2014Lord Gore is one of our two most favorite dining spots--have a special dinner here on our Colorado vacation every summer. We are never disappointed.Special Features:
- One of best restaurantsOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 6/26/2014Seriously one of the best restaurant meals I've ever had. They had just opened for the season so we had the place to ourselves. Chef Eric was amazing. Everything from the bread to appetizer, entree to dessert was truly spectacular. Strongly recommend to anyone whether you are in vail or anywhere nearby.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was great! Can'tEDDIEDined on 4/5/2014Everything was great! Can't wait to come back for the summer menueSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lord Gore - A vail village gemJuliemzuzuVIPDined on 4/4/2014Wonderful spot -looking at the ski slopes. The chief comes out to meet you! Delicious food and great price for the area. My favorite spot in Vail to eat.Special Features:
- A couple of suggestionsskiordieDined on 3/22/2014A couple of suggestions that would get them to where they want to go. The chef and the help are great. Interior decorating: Heavy red drapes framing the windows. Swords and sheilds on the walls Animal heads on the walls Candles on all the tables, and some big ones around the fireplace Crown molding on the ceiling It wouldn't take much but it would get you where you want to go. Also, Heat up the plates you are going to be using beforehand! It is impossible to keep the food hot from the stove to the customer otherwise! Mexican restaurants do it all the time: store the plates you are going to be using to serve on that night in the oven, get them as hot as possible. Use a towel to serve and warn the customer that the plate is hot!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thoroughly recommend!SelenaDined on 3/20/2014We had a great evening here...the food was great (try the gnocchi! And great meat including elk and the scallops were delicious). Great service too - our waiter, Chris de Jäger, was one of the best we've experienced in a long time. One of our best meals in Vail, along with Terra Bistro. Enjoy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful EveningKellyDined on 3/20/2014We have been to Vail often but have never gone to Lord Gore. I expected another overpriced menu of mediocre food. We were pleasantly surprided at the quality of the food and service. It is on our list to return next year.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nicely balanced menuLocalsDined on 3/15/2014Excellent seclection of alternative meats,(bison, elk) and salads. Elegantly prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Service and ViewsmaliavailDined on 3/14/2014We were making a last minute reservation on a Friday night during the ski season and it was hard to get any reservation for larger group. We ended up making a reservation here at Lord Gore as I had been wanting to try it again as I hadn't eaten here in over 15 years. The food and service was remarkably good. The server knew the menu well and gave us great recommendations. Everyone enjoyed their food. The only real issue is the decor leaves little to be desired. The views are huge if you eat early enough or have a full moon to light up the slopes. This is a true hidden gem given that the food and service is the most important. I highly recommend you try it if you never have before. .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentedwardDined on 3/14/2014Wonderful for a special ocassion. A smallish menu done well. The dinners are offered in small and large size. Service was prompt, but not intrusive. Executive chef and line chef both briefly visited. The room is fully carpeted with wood paneling, for a warm and quiet atmosphere. Western view of ski slope, but the room heats up as the sun is setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good even if in a hotelWingsDined on 3/6/2014We were very pleased with our meal. We did have some concerns before dinning that it was in a large hotel. Don't worry! Everything was great. I had the lamb and my wife the bison. She wished she had the larger serving. Wait staff was good. I would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as UsualGobelinsDined on 3/6/2014This long time underrated Vail establishment is out of the main village but worth the short in-town bus rideSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but detachedEricVIPDined on 3/1/2014The Lord Gore was good, but not great. The restaurant, or really, the dinning room is located in the Manor Vail Lodge, just to the east of Vail Village. The food was good with the elk being the best. The service was also very good. The dinning room is very quiet if you get there early though. The restaurant is really more of a banquet room or private club room in the hotel, rather than a fun to visit restaurant. Tthere are a number of more fun dining options in Vail, Avon and Edwards. There's really very little reason to go here if you're not staying at the lodge.
- The decor is tired. The foodBearVIPDined on 2/27/2014The decor is tired. The food and presentation was very ordinary. I was surprised at the rating from open table. It certainly was not a 4 plus star restaurant by any means.
- Just OKCasualDinerDined on 2/20/2014Reminded me of run of the mill Country Club experience- food was OK, service was non-existent unless asked for (and it was not busy) and decor was nice, just nothing inspired. Did not appear that anyone was running the floor or the servers. We struggled to get our menus, decided to order main course with first drinks as were not sure when server would be back, finally got food, ate, did not see server again until we had to hunt him down to ask for bill.Special Features:
- Great Food, impeccable serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014Great Food, impeccable service and an evening to remember!Special Features:
- Wonderful!JohnUVIPDined on 2/12/2014We ate here 2 out of 5 nights in Vail. The food is delicious and the wine list is good and well priced. It is like eating in a private club. It is easy to control portion size since the entrees come in two sizes. Service is very attentive. It will now be a regular stop for us when visiting Vail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in VailOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/8/2014Been to Vail many times. Great experience in intimate setting. Food quality best in town. Should have #1 trip advisor rank.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I have nothing but praiselivinglifeDined on 2/1/2014I have nothing but praise for this restaurant experience. We were seated before a 2 story window, looking out onto lighted pine trees, with the added bonus of a serendipitous fireworks display for the Chinese New Year. And frankly the fireworks were fitting, because the meal was equally spectacular. Our meals included the pear and beet salads, gnocchi, and lamb; each was outstanding. The service was impeccable, and the chef came out to meet us and ask of our experience. 5 stars for all-around fine dining at a fair price. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceTrishDined on 1/18/2014This restaurant is a hidden gem in the Manor Vail resort. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was cozy with the huge fireplace and the waiter, Chris, was very attentive and helpful. We will definitely go there again.Special Features:
- Amazing food!!!KayleenDined on 1/17/2014We got there and were seated right away. The wine list was variable and great. It was a small quiet quaint place with a spectacular view of Vail mountain. The food was absolutely amazing the Gnocchi was the best dish. The food was mountain variety with a selection of many meats. The atmosphere was great and the service was excellent, would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for some really good mountain food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The lamb and bison was absolutelyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/4/2014The lamb and bison was absolutely exceptional. I didn't think anything could get better than that until we ordered the apple tart. It was so delicious. The service was wonderful. A great place for a nice dinner date or special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Vail experience!LisaMVIPDined on 1/3/2014I was looking forward to some great Colorado cuisine (elk, bison, etc) and was not disappointed. The food was wonderful! The restaurant was much smaller than I expected but very warm and intimate (with a roaring fire in the fireplace). We came with our 10-year old son who was exhausted from a day of skiing and they even pulled up a few chairs together so he was able to quietely sleep while the adults indulged. I would highly recommend the foie gras and baked brie to start and each of the elk, bison and lamb were wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Dining Experience!pickydinnerVIPDined on 1/1/2014This goes in my top 10 meals to date! The short ribs were the best I've ever had. Service was perfect. The waiter checked with us on timing for everything so we were not rushed. The chef came out to discuss the dishes and give recommendations. The pictures do not do this justice! It was a beautiful small intimate dining room with great views of the snow cabs working the mountain at night. The apple turnover dessert was incredible. The menu was small which is a good sign that the quality will be high and without a doubt it was. You need to try this place. I'd go back to Vail just to eat here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Restaurant in VailDiningStyleVIPDined on 12/29/2013Delicious and Exquisite Food. A must for anyone visiting Vail.I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent dining experience.landladyoneDined on 12/29/2013food, ambiance, service all excellent. taylor who took the reservation on the phone and escorted us to out tabel was personable and responsive. chris, out waiter was charming and knowledgable and helped us to make great menu selections. this was on "old vail" favorite revisited and we were not disappointed. a little off the beaten path and well-worth the trip!Special Features:
- TERRIBLE FOODMONTANODined on 12/28/2013I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT AT ALL, THE FOOD WAS REALLY BAD. I HAVE BEEN COMING TO VAIL FOR MANY YEARS NOW AND LORD GORE USED TO BE A VERY NICE PLACE TO DINE. FOOD WAS VERY GOOD, I REMEMBER THE STAKE TARTAR AND THE CEASAR SALAD THEY USED TO PREPAR ON THE TABLE, THE CHATEAUBRIAND WAS DELICIOUS! EVERYTHING WAS VERY GOOD AND NOW THE FOOD REALLY DISAPPOINTED US.
- Great dinner, great hidden gem!JenniferDined on 12/26/2013Our server, Chris de Jager, really made our dinner at Lord Gore a true treat. He was charming and friendly--just excellent. I was also impressed to be visited by the chef, table-side. The wine special (50% off) was neat--we tried a wine we normally not order. Our pre-dinner cocktails in the Fitz were fun (live music).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Christmas DinnermarcodeluxeDined on 12/25/2013Great place for a romantic Christmas dinner with my wife, excellent service by our waiter Chris D. Beautiful view out the huge windows facing the mountain, we will be back.Special Features:


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Yarn Vase- Are you bored with a plain glass vase? Did you pick up a vase at the thrift store but don't like the colors or design? Wrap leftover yarn around the vase to get a new look. If you don't have a vase to wrap, use an oatmeal, Pringles or appropriate-sized container. Wrapped in yarn, no one will know!
Double-stick tape might be the easiest adhesive for this craft, but you can alternatively paint a thin layer of glue all over the vase or use a spray adhesive. Start at the bottom and make sure to stack the rounds of yarn. Tuck in the end of the yarn under the first few rounds. For a modern look, add stripes of color or one thick strip at the top or bottom of the vase. Solid colors seem to work best for smaller vases. Tuck under the tail end of the yarn when finished wrapping the vase. You can then add embellishments such as a yarn bow, ribbon or use glue dots to add pretty buttons.
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Mclaughlin/Brubaker's SP now... I'm convinced Rockne is actually Paul Duchesnay in a not so good disguise.
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Final group is on the ice warming up...
This is a link that showed Ladies short yesterday. Havn't tried it today. I'm just trying help who ever is looking for a live stream.
Remember, last group of dancers are on. The pairs don't start until 12:30 am EST
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Thank you aurora100 for trying to help! I will check both of those links later on during the Pairs SP.
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First of the final group are Canada's Kharis Ralph and Asher Hill, the skaters with the hard for me to remember names and great original dance. And here it is! Interpreting traditional African music performed by a gospel choir and real African dancing, this number was a big hit at Canadians. Very theatrical costumes. They have a lot of ground to make up as they are 7th following the Compulsory Dance but that has been their strong point in the past. Canadian Nationals is a prime example. EXCELLENT expression of the character of the music and interesting linking movements. Great speed and deep edges. Just flew through their footwork sequence. Very clever entry and exit from both twizzles, which were performed with unison and nicely close together. Unique dance spin to close. Just a fantastic performance full of unique choreography and good speed and edges everywhere. This should move them up considerably, one would hope. 41.80, 68.37, 5th place. Ouch. What's that all about?
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Finally, Fender has released the kind of guitar I've always wanted... well, sort of. All maple neck, semi-hollow body, Jazzmaster pickups and vibrato, unique minimalistic styling; It should be an indie rocker's dream come true.
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Who would have thought I would like this guitar so much. The blend of the JZHB Humbuckers with the Bridge - Vintage Style "Floating" Tremolo and the Tremolo Locking Button is a killer combo. Together with the semi - hollow unique shape and an F - hole to boot!
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|1-Piece Maple
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|'60s "C"
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|25.5" (64.8 cm)
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|9.5" (241 mm)
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|Medium Jumbo
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|Synthetic Bone
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|1.650" (42 mm)
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|3/16" Hex Adjustment
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|JZHB Humbucking
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|3-Position Toggle: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Middle Pickup, Position 3. Neck Pickup
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|Adjusto-Matic™ Bridge with Vintage Style "Floating" Tremolo Tailpiece and Tremolo Lock Button
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Part 1. Act II Scene 5: By my life, this is my lady's hand!
Part 2. Act II Scene 5: Why, thou hast put him in such a dream
Part 3. Act II Scene 3: Shall we rouse the night-owl in a catch?
Part 4. Act I Scene 1: O, she that hath a heart of that fine frame
Part 5. Act IV Scene 2: Fool, there was never man so notoriously abus'd
Part 6. Act V Scene 1: I'll be reveng'd on the whole pack of you
Act II, Scene 5: By my life, this is my lady's hand!
The overture opens with a bassoon solo which hovers deliciously between the burgeoning hopes of Olivia's steward Malvolio's love for her (into which he has been tricked by her maidservant, Maria), and Malvolio's own ridiculous pedantry and love of embellishment, hinted at by the bassoon's trills. The setting of Olivia's garden encompasses the tiptoeing anticipation of Malvolio and his deceivers in a warm pastoral F major.
Act II, Scene 5: Why, thou hast put him in such a dream, that when the image of it leaves him he must run mad.
As Maria's scheme works on Malvolio's weaknesses, the triumphant delight of Olivia's uncle, Sir Toby Belch, takes over with full orchestra in bright A major. The passage comes to a climax with a reference to Sir Toby's drunken nocturnal singing which has set him at odds with Malvolio, who tries vainly to keep an ordered household.
Act II, Scene 3: Shall we rouse the night-owl in a catch …?
It is not at all surprising that Mackenzie obviously sides with Sir Toby. A musician who has not sung drunkenly at midnight is not worthy of the profession, and Mackenzie was a thorough professional. When a burglar stole a dozen bottles of whisky from the cellar of Elgar (who had recently been awarded the Order of Merit), Mackenzie was heard to utter in his strongest Scotch accent, 'Oh, we all knew he was a Hoarder of Merit'.
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The theme which follows for Count Orsino's love for Olivia restores the pastoral F major. It is but a modification of Malvolio's theme, for Orsino is equally deluded. It is one of the constant delights in Mackenzie's dramatic music that these parallels are expressed with such subtle distinction. The world of fun asserts itself again, leading to the imprisonment of the unfortunate Malvolio who is accused of insanity.
Act IV, Scene 2: Fool, there was never man so notoriously abus'd: I am as well in my wits, fool, as thou art!
A crabbit fugue attempts to assert Malvolio's sanity by the introduction of order; but Mackenzie was no lover of these old academic devices and manages with superb skill to make a fugue subject that was old-fashioned in Mozart's day alternately tiptoe and caper with suppressed laughter. The development section which follows is an outstanding example of Mackenzie's insight and subtlety. The fugue subject, representing the world of lost domestic order which Malvolio strives to maintain, is combined with the theme of his and Orsino's deluded love for Olivia. The whole topsy-turvy disorder of the play, the misapprehensions, the disguises, the combat between folly and earnestness, is here amalgamated: and then, with a delighted burst of good humour, there is a quotation from Beethoven's 'Pastoral' Symphony. Out of this melting pot Orsino's love is allowed to emerge with something representing dignity, but the music of Sir Toby and its infectious assertion of uncomplicated sport and entertainment cannot be displaced. The brief reappearance of Malvolio's theme for Act V Scene 1, asserting as he exits, 'I'll be reveng'd on the whole pack of you', serves only to set off the joyous rush to the conclusion.
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I just bought Squadron boxes 0, 1, 2, & 9. I love the models but wish some of the surfaces had more details, for example the Condor from set 9 is mostly smooth surfaces.
I play several games, including WizKids Star Wars Pocket models. These models are made from thin sheets of credit card like material. After building those models I'm left over with lots of "skeletons" of plastic sheets. Superglue bonds instantly with this material, so an idea has occurred to me.
Since Superglue is used to attach engine parts on the Pewter, and also bonds with the plastic material, I'd like to cut out some of the interesting shapes and flanges and bits left over from pocketmodels and gule parts to the surface of my Squadron box ships. Then prime the whole thing and paint. This would not alter the basic form of the model just add raised definition to certain flat areas.
Does anyone see any technical issues I should be wary of with trying this? Imagine a material like your credit cards glued to a ship and you get the idea. I'll test primer on it first before I do anything.
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This sounds like a workable idea, except that the plastic from the pocket models seems a bit thick to me. I know you can get thinner sheets at many hobby stores. As the Hydran and Lyran minis seem especially plain, I have considered doing this to replicate the panel effects you see in Adam Turner's art.
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Yeah I think you're on to something. There are some small interesting shapes I like from the pocket models,but getting thiner sheets would make for some nice variations in thickness. I'll have to go check out what our hobby store has. Though right now my city is getting hit with it's first snow storm of the year!
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A lot of folks use this trick for resin models, etc., so you'll be in good company. The smooth ADB Juggernaut resin model gets this treatment from some people.
I second the suggestion to get some thin styrene sheet from a hobby store. If you use material that is too thick, it won't look right on the minis, since they are at such a small scale to begin with.
One thing to consider is cutting the pieces. They will look odd if the edges are cut so that they have an "undercut" on the edge. This will create a nasty look to the edges where primer and paint will accumulate in them unevenly. A way to cure this is to cut your pieces using a metal ruler to guide the knife (and being careful to keep the knife perpendicular to the sheet) - an alternative is to buy a small "matte cutter" (like they use to cut matting material for picture frames) which lets you cut any angle on the edge that you want.
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Atrox: I have used sheet styrene to add details to several of my SFB / FC minis. You can check out the website in the signature line below to see what I'm referring to.
I use the styrene for such items as drone hatches, additional trim on my freighters (to keep them from all being the same), additional weapon ports, enlarged hanger decks, etc. I think Will may be correct about the thickness of the card in the "pocket models" The plastic material left over from my "Pirates..." sets seems to be about the same thickness as what you are referring to and in some instances, it would be as thick as the entire saucer [as on the Federation FF].
When I add these details, I use plain, old super-glue to bond them. I've never had any problems with bonding or with priming after these additions either.
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So we've seen BG improve his free throws [Good], face up game [Unstoppable] and mid range jumper [reliable] all in 1 season.
In the last game (game 6 thunder) he hit a nice looking 3. I believe this will be the next weapon added to his repertoire to the point where he will be given a green light to shoot it when free. Bank on it for next season.
Would you prefer a new 3 game or are people still wanting him to work with Hakeem?
I don't think having him shoot threes would be a very good idea. Blake's biggest advantage is his strength and speed. Neither of those are being used when spots up for a three pointer. He needs to continue to work on his post game.
How about he becomes an even better defender. I saw a lot of things i liked of him during the playoffs, more so vs OKC, and specially in the final game. His help D improved a lot from game 1. He still has room to improve and i know he will work on his O during his time with Team USA.
Rejuvenate the aggression and the motor he had his rookie year, additional post moves, and continue to increase his free throw and midrange percentage.
I like this idea of being an even better defender. I think he does have the lateral quickness and strength to keep up with durant/lebron. Less fouls from him would be great too
no thx, we have enough 3pt chuckers as it is, easy buckets in the paint for blake is the call Errrrday, next evolution is to translate is #3 MVP level of play from the regular season to the playoffs
I want his defense to improve. He has stretches where his defense was good but also really poor stretches as well.
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[QUOTE=cr726;4014218]We are at war vs. terrorists and yet we as a country exhibited the same type of tactics as the very terrorists we condemn? How does that work?[/quote]
Which tactic is that? Beheading? Burning alive?
Or do you mean Waterboarding? I didn;t think AQ or the Taliban or the IRaqi insurgency were big users of waterboarding, guess I learn something new everyday.
Beyond the limited subset waterboarded (or humiliated, the horror), the vast majority were treated humanely, provided for in all basic needs and neccessities (for being prisoners) and many eventually released, under two administrations.
Is that how AQ/Talibad treated captured U.S. soldiers?
[QUOTE]Egypt and Libya want democracy because of individual rights and justice.[/QUOTE]
Got your finger on the pulse of the uprisings, eh?
[QUOTE]Gitmo is a nightmare and Obama signed an order to close it on day 1 of his Presidency because he didn't understand the nightmare Gitmo truly was and will remain to be. Gitmo was a dumping ground for other countries trash/problems and no one wants them back, even the innocents.[/QUOTE]
And yet he has kept it open.
[quote]Obama can't close Gitmo because the countries who said they would of taken some of the prisoners won't and Congress will not allow any of the prisoners here. Obama was niave to think anyone would take responsibility for the prisoners we have taken over the years.[/QUOTE]
EFBO. Everyones fault but Obama.
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Buy The Best of Ghost Hunters Season DVD and dive into some of the most frightening real-life paranormal research you've ever dared to watch!


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Marcel's by Robert Wiedmaier
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Chef Wiedmaier specializes in customized Chef's Tasting Menus and wine pairing dinners. Marcel's accommodates up to 120 for a seated dinner or reception of up to 175 guests. Marcel's offers an outdoor patio and live entertainment. Mingle and socialize before and during your event.
The Palladin Room offers an intimate dining experience up for up to 60 persons and groups as small as 15. Chef Wiedmaier's inventiveness uses French Style with Flemish accents creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for formal business dinners, rehearsal dinners, wine dinners, etc.


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Ben Davies
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Ben Davies: Co-Founder & CEO of Hinde Capital - Ben is recognized as one of the top up and coming fund managers in the gold, silver and commodities arena. His interviews are considered a must hear for all KWN listeners. Ben is a regular on CNBC Europe and recent speaker at the London Gold Conference. Ben ran trading for RBS Greenwich Capital in London where he managed a macro portfolio. Ben Davies and Mark Mahaffey a former colleague from RBS Greenwich Capital, established Hinde Capital in early 2007, primarily to focus on the precious metals and the commodity sector.
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Biography from hindecapital.com
BEN DAVIES - CEO of Hinde Capital
Ben Davies ran trading for RBS Greenwich Capital in London where he managed a macro portfolio. He started his career in 1995 trading in the Credit fixed income market at Credit Lyonnais, moving to IBJI as a fixed income specialist and finally Greenwich Capital in 1999. He graduated with a BSc from Loughborough University where he majored in accounting and economics. Ben Davies and Mark Mahaffey, former colleagues from RBS Greenwich Capital, established Hinde Capital in early 2007, primarily to focus on the precious metals and commodity sector.
Company Profile
Hinde Capital is based in London and was established to launch its first fund specialising in the precious metals sector, Hinde Gold Fund.
Hinde Gold Fund was incorporated as a professional fund in The British Virgin Islands on September 28th 2007 and started managing funds on October 19th 2007.
Hinde Gold Fund's primary aim is to provide our investors exposure to the precious metals market through a highly liquid, actively managed fund with low leverage levels. The turbulence of rapid globalisation, in our view, requires a significant allocation of resources to tangible assets like gold, which, over time should provide first capital protection against the loss of purchasing power and second capital appreciation. Hinde Gold Fund was created to meet the needs of investors as we head into a volatile monetary landscape in the forthcoming years.


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