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Not Coen a message about one of his videos on here and he hasn't replied and I haven't seen him on the forum for ages. Is he still modelling now?
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From the live hangout it appears this is a bit of a sensitive subject! He is still making videos on YouTube though.
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There was a thing, stuff happened, toys got thrown and he pretty much upped and left ism.
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He's still a member, just refuses to post.
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That is a real shame. I miss his builds, his knowledge and his encouragement. Whatever happened I just hope his absence is only temporary.
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I'll second that.
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Damnation............. :( :( :(

WELL I for one would like to see him back. Life is way too short for BS....lets get modeling.... :th:
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digger303 wrote:Damnation............. :( :( :(

WELL I for one would like to see him back. Life is way too short for BS....lets get modeling.... :th:
Well said sir I totally agree get the big man back and less BS..... :cheers2:
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Smashdown101 wrote:From the live hangout it appears this is a bit of a sensitive subject! He is still making videos on YouTube though.
wookiee76 wrote:There was a thing, stuff happened, toys got thrown and he pretty much upped and left ism.
Stokesy44 wrote:That is a real shame. I miss his builds, his knowledge and his encouragement. Whatever happened I just hope his absence is only temporary.
digger303 wrote:Damnation............. :( :( :(

WELL I for one would like to see him back. Life is way too short for BS....lets get modeling.... :th:
privatepete wrote:Well said sir I totally agree get the big man back and less BS..... :cheers2:
All of the above, now lets hope he actually still on occasion drops by and actually reads some of the posts. Hope to see you back on the forum in due time Mike, your sense of humour and way of explaining complex modeling techniques to use mere mortals was second to none :th:

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wookiee76 wrote:There was a thing, stuff happened, toys got thrown and he pretty much upped and left ism.
"toys got thrown", he he funny

If there was drama, I know he hates drama, off he would go but back he should come
Not many (any) people would start a thread asking where I went if I f'd off
Come back Mike, we miss ya pal.
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Only being a new member here I would like to say
First His (Coen C) youtube channel was the reason I came here and joined. His approach and techniques very similar to my own especially on washes, pigments along with old school approaches he takes it was the first online person still truly using these methods.
Secondly if something has upset him online I can understand his wanting/need to separate himself from the ... Hard to enjoy your modelling if your not focused.
I hope he does return here as from the short time here and what I am reading , it is extremely enjoyable and helpful resource, I enjoy reading and seeing other subject matters other than the one I am interested in.
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Well said everyone.

If you drop by Mike, be good to see ya post some of your builds again. Those dios always an inspiration my friend

Lets hope he puts his stick back on the ice :th:
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Perhaps we can do posters or magazine layouts like wheree's RIGBY ...... or really where's COEN :lol: :lol:

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Aww, I'd miss ya Scott!
John, whats on my bench? Usually a mess and a couple of different models a week.
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wookiee76 wrote:Aww, I'd miss ya Scott!
:oops: You sweet talker
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kiwigav wrote:Well said everyone.

If you drop by Mike, be good to see ya post some of your builds again. Those dios always an inspiration my friend

Lets hope he puts his stick back on the ice :th:
Yeah, it would be great to see him on ISM again. At the end of the day its a hobby which we all enjoy so we should just get on with modelling and helping each other out.
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WMH wrote:Only being a new member here I would like to say
First His (Coen C) youtube channel was the reason I came here and joined. His approach and techniques very similar to my own especially on washes, pigments along with old school approaches he takes it was the first online person still truly using these methods.
Secondly if something has upset him online I can understand his wanting/need to separate himself from the ... Hard to enjoy your modelling if your not focused.
I hope he does return here as from the short time here and what I am reading , it is extremely enjoyable and helpful resource, I enjoy reading and seeing other subject matters other than the one I am interested in.
Ditto.....I watched Coens whole Youtube collection over the xmas break and it really gave me the inspiration to start sniffing glue again. I'm still watching his channel but it would be great to see him here again but I understand if he has his reasons for not.

Coen, if you read this I hope you're well and keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching your builds and love your banter :th:
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While i do not like it to see these quarrels in the community here on ISM i also find it pretty interesting to a degree. I hope ISM does not destroy itself over a few stubborn people. The list of people who have conflicts with each other became rather long.
If i can help to sort things out i will do so. When there was no drama around Coen was the best person ever, but troubles started by others seem to hit him harder than it should. Mate, if you read this show a sign of life :)
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HamilkarBarkas wrote:While i do not like it to see these quarrels in the community here on ISM i also find it pretty interesting to a degree. I hope ISM does not destroy itself over a few stubborn people. The list of people who have conflicts with each other became rather long.
If i can help to sort things out i will do so. When there was no drama around Coen was the best person ever, but troubles started by others seem to hit him harder than it should. Mate, if you read this show a sign of life :)
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HamilkarBarkas wrote:While i do not like it to see these quarrels in the community here on ISM i also find it pretty interesting to a degree. I hope ISM does not destroy itself over a few stubborn people. The list of people who have conflicts with each other became rather long.
If i can help to sort things out i will do so. When there was no drama around Coen was the best person ever, but troubles started by others seem to hit him harder than it should. Mate, if you read this show a sign of life :)
ISM will never destroy itself over anyone, this place is much better than something as silly as that. If people choose not to post here thats there own choice. People come and go its always been that way with anything.

ISM is busier and more popular than ever before with great members that support each other in their hobby.

The days of petty squabbles is in the past as far as I'm concerned, if other wish to continue it, thats up to them.
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Hey Fellas,
I’m sorry that I haven’t been posting here in ISM in some time.
I’m afraid that this is the result of some unfortunate circumstances.
I won’t go into details as to what or why things are the way they are other than to say,
no toys have been tossed out of any prams,
no point is being made against or for ISM,
no opinion is being voiced about ISM,
and no refusal to post has occurred.

Choices had to be made to make things work better for a few people, including myself and some sacrifices had to be made as a result of these choices. These changes not only included this forum but other forums as well, including changes made to my use of facebook.
Sadly, a visible connection to ISM was one of these sacrifices. Some people are upset by these changes but they were made as a result of irreconcilable differences and thus permanent.

I have no intention of asking that my account be removed from the forum; there is a considerable amount of work and resource attached to it that can still be of use to many members.
All of the photos will remain attached to the posts and my photobucket will continue to host them.
All of my new work is posted, as always, on my youtube channel as well as my new facebook page, which you can find through my youtube channel.

That being said, if the continuation of my account is an administrative burden to the hosts of the forum they’re free to delete it at their leisure.
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I for one regret that this has happened and the decisions that have been made and ISM will be the poorer for it. My modeling will be for sure.
YouTube is is a great resource , but only if you have unfettered access which some of us don't enjoy.

Thanks for all your input Coen and your willingness to leave all past post's to be reread and read by those only just joining ISM.
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digger303 wrote:I for one regret that this has happened and the decisions that have been made and ISM will be the poorer for it. My modeling will be for sure.
YouTube is is a great resource , but only if you have unfettered access which some of us don't enjoy.

Thanks for all your input Coen and your willingness to leave all past post's to be reread and read by those only just joining ISM.
Cheers
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Seconding this, well said
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I view this site as an oasis among the arid desert that categorises most of the internet. One of the few places where people can express opinions and not be torn apart for having a different view. Yes we disagree and we sometimes challenge each other on issues but we are universally positive when it comes to achievement in model making and we are inclusive regardless of skill set - two things that are precious beyond all things.

That this ideal has not been achieved to everyone's satisfaction this time around is a shame, sadly we are made of clay and we live in an imperfect world. I have no idea what happened, nor do I want to know. Its just disappointing that it has.

I speak for no one but myself and I am aware of the old adage - there but for the grace of God go I.
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I miss Mike, but he has made his decision for what ever reasons, though I'm not entirely sure what they are!

There is no question that Mike is welcome back at anytime when he decides he is ready to rejoin the online forum community again and I'm sure in the future, this will be the case :th:
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Lee wrote:I miss Mike, but he has made his decision for what ever reasons, though I'm not entirely sure what they are!

There is no question that Mike is welcome back at anytime when he decides he is ready to rejoin the online forum community again and I'm sure in the future, this will be the case :th:
I echo lee's sentiments entirely. :th:
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