What's on your workbench?

[grizzlymc]

Go to my blog, I am quite happy with acrylic caulk and an old shirt.

[MarshalNey]

That experiment with the road was my last foray into scenary (a couple of years ago). I did also note that the MDF warped a bit. I think roads and a good terrain mat really brighten up the wargames experience.

[goat major]

you did that impromptu Mexican cemetery at Ayton a couple of years ago Ken

[MarshalNey]

LOL! There will be another one in a couple of weeks time.

[edit] to be fair I had a lot of help from Simon, Dave, Kerry and their grand batteries.

[Jeremy]

you did that impromptu Mexican cemetery at Ayton a couple of years ago Ken

[grizzlymc]

Harsh. No one ribs EB about his careless handling of the Gateway Cavalry. Well, not much.

[Jeremy]

I tend to disagree. I have seen on numerous occasions the precision with which EB handles the Gateway cavalry. Such utter and complete annihilation doesn’t ‘just happen’. It takes great planning and timing!

[grizzlymc]

Pliming and taming?

[Essex Boy]

I tend to disagree. I have seen on numerous occasions the precision with which EB handles the Gateway cavalry. Such utter and complete annihilation doesn’t ‘just happen’. It takes great planning and timing!

At last, I get some appreciation.

[Purple]

Well I took a broke from Russians for a bit of Prussian blue.
I’m not a Prussian addict, I can stop if I want...

This handsome bastard with a purple ribbon in his wig is the 28mm me!
He’ll be Leading a regiment at Ayton so don’t be shooting at him or I’ll call you something totally horrid like ‘git’

I think I’ve captured my magnificence.
And yes, he is considerable smaller than my other command figures...