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Thank you for that Baron, And not quite to the second part - what you would have is that virtually all the womenfolk would be weavers working on home looms. Large scale industrial looms were fairly new to the Lowland centres or post 1745. For home weaving, there would be common colours based on the ...

I did - a splendid little vessel that. Can I ask - what filler did you use when you glued the two halves of your Hunt Class together? The hull's ok, but there is a bit of a yawning chasm half way up the funnel! Vallejo Plastic Putty - it's an acrylic resin and smooths out nicely. :) In the meantime...

And if anyone hasn't yet participated in one of these, you are missing out. Great fun. Though, given my performance last time, I need to pace myself a bit better.

Top stuff. As usual, inspirational and depressing at the same time.

Those are very nice Willz. You seem to have a thing for lacy Frenchmen at the moment.

Cor, I didn't realise anyone still did 20mm

maybe those boxes of kits still have a value after all..

Thanks chaps. I can see the enthusiasm waning after the next 50 or so, but they are nice figures to paint. And I would like to see how that destroyer turns out Baron... I assume you saw the Bathurst class Corvette I printed? https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0SReNAcJF_w/YMjeQFTDUjI/AAAAAAAAFlY/nPHOn3UhS1UW...

Thanks GM.. only another 5,000 plaid wearers to go.....

OOH.. that's lovely that is.. very nice indeed.

Gradually adding to the 1745 collection...