What's on your workbench?

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I think it's meant to be a bayonetting pose, rather than a shooting pose.
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These chaps marched of the table on Thursday in time for mini campaign using Laserblade rules. Sadly none of them survived the third scenario.


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The Swans are of course, an allusion to the Wild Geese while it also acknowledges their Antipodean origins. Well it would but half of them are Gurkhas who signed up after some irregularities over the personal effects they were bringing back from Hong Kong. It included far too much gold.
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Splendid stuff, Buff.

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Very nice Buff, they look like a suitably rough bunch.
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Especially that bloke on the far right. The one with the three eyes and no nose......
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Nice forces Buff. Will we be seeing these at Ayton 19?
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They will definitely be coming. It must be admitted that the Gurkha figures aren't the prettiest faces in the world.
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Never say that to a Ghurka though.

Shiney Cossacks on the bench at the moment just waiting for some varnish.

Been Dettol and paint stripping this afternoon. Pretty much worked my way through the old Citadel and Minifigs fantasy and now onto my Garrison Greeks and Persians. Some of these are really great little figures
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Tonight I’m going to be painting the undersides of bases. Just for EB
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goat major wrote: Sun Aug 05, 2018 8:29 pm Tonight I’m going to be painting the undersides of bases. Just for EB
I'm impressed.
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