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The last odds and ends for my Invasion of Bury campaign
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Nice drinks cabinet. I felt the model was too tall and chopped half the legs off.
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They are not the Buty militia, this is what a Bury militiaman looks like.

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Nw Fredd, stay out of Jeremy's BUM, you don't know where it's been.
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Mar 01, 2021 7:29 am
And for some reason, these aren't photographing well, it's almost like the phone camera, which is very capable, is editing out the deliberate blemishes like chips, streaking, rust, colour variation with the airbrush etc.
I was wondering when they found time to wash their tanks in the heat of battle
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Mar 01, 2021 10:00 am I felt the model was too tall and chopped half the legs off.
Won't it topple over?

Oh, I see......
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Mar 01, 2021 12:05 am Image
I see you also had trouble fitting the tank commander with his hands leaning on the open hatch covers - "223" at the back - glad to see it wasn't just me (in the end, I thought "Sod it!" and shaved his hips to fit him in square on).

Other than that, bloody good work, mate. I've sent you a PM about the Japanese stuff.
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I thought it was because in Scotland they liked to be able to reach their drinks cabinet from a prone position on the floor 😂
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This made me laugh. It’s such a cool little weapon

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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Mar 01, 2021 12:05 am Thought I would actually finish a few paint jobs... This actually finishes off my kit stash of 28mm armour. Just a few Italian tanks to go. Part 1

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Can I have those?
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