What's on your workbench?

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If you decide to flock puss' base please video the attempt and post it here, mate.
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Quite chuffed with how this lad printed. That’s a 28mm Beastman and the old GW giant for scale.

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Just wow.. that's a hell of a thing.
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I'm sure the 14 year olds will be masturbating furiously to that.
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Wg Cdr Luddite wrote: Fri Nov 04, 2022 2:23 am I'm sure the 14 year olds will be masturbating furiously to that.
I certainly am
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Given how many spare hands it has, why not get the model to do it for you?
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TMI chaps :fp:



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28mm Minden SYW hussar and artillery figures finished (apart from touch ups) and based, and 2 batteries of 18mm Eureka SYW Royal Artillery finally based. Not much, but it is progress. I still have to finish the 28mm guns and horse-holder's nag.
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You seem to have achieved that rare success of finding an accurate brown for the Austrian gunners - well done!
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Thanks, mate, but it's just a quick mix to try and get reasonably close to a couple of plates. With the dyes of the time, black powder residue, fading and washing just about any lighter brown-grey colour could be "accurate".
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