What's on your workbench?

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Faith and begorrah but aren't they the bull's bollix, to be sure, to be sure.....

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Nice work.
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Very nice, Andy. Any command figures to go with 'em?
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Next up.
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Those Wild Geese are looking great Andy. Personally, I need to stop printing and start painting! :)
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Command and last figures done. Hate the drummer. Lace just didn't work. Too messy. But from a distance...
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They look brilliant to me Andy. You're being very hard on yourself.
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Another superb unit Andy - this army of your is stunning
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I agree with Doug and VB, Andy- they've come out bloody lovely, mate. Post a piccie when you put the colours on the pikes too, please.

PS French and Prussian drummer lace always looks like a painter's drop sheet, mate. It's what happens when you try to squeeze more than two colours into one-inch-wide lace.
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Looking good!
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