What's on your workbench?

[Jeremy]

Iain.

[goat major]

You have iain on your workbench ? That's a little bit scary

[Jeremy]

Little pieces of Iain I collected when he wasn’t watching.

[Count Belisarius]

Even scarier. But unsurprising...

[Jeremy]

I’m going to make an Essex Doll. Every time he cheats, I’ll stick a pin in it. I’m going to need more pins, aren’t I?

[FreddBloggs]

Just buy a ford fiesta with white hubcaps and hit it with an 'ammer each time.

[FreddBloggs]

My workbench is currently a computer screen where I am designing a 20mm Wild West Town to be made from MDF.

[MarshalNey]

That sounds ambitious Fredd. Forgive my stupidity but how are you cutting the MDF?

[MarshalNey]

Clever idea on the shields Ken

Thanks Dave, there ain't no way I could paint details on. I did read Simons excellent tutorial on painting hoplite shields but even before my shaky hands set in I couldn't have done it. So it's transfers or embossed/raised details for me.

[Paul]

My workbench is currently a computer screen where I am designing a 20mm Wild West Town to be made from MDF.

Back in the day I bought a daft amount of wild west building blanks in foam card from Pictors Studios in the USA. I never used them as they were a little small for 28mm, although I have cannibalised a few for other buildings. If they might be of any use you're welcome to them. (I am not sure if they would be too big or not given scale creep!)