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Sunday, August 5, 2012
Freehand movement tray designs for Bowshabti
OK, here's another unit that now has its movement tray! I am going to stick with the same inscription on each one, since it takes a lot of time to translate stuff, and no one will ever really look at it anyway :-)
It declares the following :"With the help of the Great Winged God, I, Psusenes, shall restore my Kingdom and all who reside within it. Those who have plundered my Tomb Cities will suffer a fate worse than undeath..."
Mind sharing your source for hieroglyphics? Most / All of my Thousand Sons have them as detail points, and I kinda hacked together Cartouches using WikI.
I had founrd 3 or 4 wesites that were useful. There was one site (will have to dig it up, so to speak!) that was basically a keyboard, and you typed each "letter", although you had to be aware to add those extra characters to a cartouche, as opposed to regular words...
Hi Jim...what does the translation say? Also I am worried about FOUR of those guys on the battlefeild! Rich
ReplyDeleteIt declares the following :"With the help of the Great Winged God, I, Psusenes, shall restore my Kingdom and all who reside within it. Those who have plundered my Tomb Cities will suffer a fate worse than undeath..."
DeleteAnd I thought I could do Egyptian!
ReplyDeleteYou, as always, are an inspiration!
Thanks! This project has allowed me to indulge my Obsession with Archaeology quite a bit...
DeleteIt is very fun now to get to see a few of my units on these trays!
Mind sharing your source for hieroglyphics? Most / All of my Thousand Sons have them as detail points, and I kinda hacked together Cartouches using WikI.
ReplyDeleteI had founrd 3 or 4 wesites that were useful. There was one site (will have to dig it up, so to speak!) that was basically a keyboard, and you typed each "letter", although you had to be aware to add those extra characters to a cartouche, as opposed to regular words...
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