What's on your workbench?

[Paul]

Splendid stuff! Ninety figures...pah...a weekends work for a talented chap such as yourself

[DougM]

Splendid stuff! Ninety figures...pah...a weekends work for a talented chap such as yourself

If only I was allowed the luxury of a whole weekend's painting... what with dealing with builders, dogs, partner, etc...

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

What takes the time, of course, is maintaining such a high standard across the whole batch, Doug.

Luckily, I've never suffered from the problem of having high standards......

[FreddBloggs]

What takes the time, of course, is maintaining such a high standard across the whole batch, Doug.

Luckily, I've never suffered from the problem of having high standards......

you allied with me and Norm, this is a self evident truth!

[DougM]

I do struggle with that.. First few sample figures, they look great! Enthusiasm high, by the last they look like they were painted by an epileptic in a straitjacket using sample pots applied with a hamster tail between his teeth.

And always conscious of the long resin, lead and plastic queue with their blank accusatory eyes... urging him to finish so they can be next.

[Essex Boy]

Made me laugh.

Iain

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Enthusiasm high, by the last they look like they were painted by an epileptic in a straitjacket using sample pots applied with a hamster tail between his teeth.

Hey, I told you about that in confidence!

[Willz the Wargamer]

Very nice Napoleonics Doug.



Willz.

[RMD]

Some more Reichsarmee bits. This time the artillery for four contingents. From left to right: Trier, Pfalz, the Upper Rhenish Circle and the Swabian Circle:

[DougM]

I'm constantly amazed by your productivity at such a consistently high standard of quality. Lovely stuff.