What's on your workbench?

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how community spirited of you.

So is it a scratchbuild ?
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Shows right side up on mine as well.
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You and purps are of the same orientation it seems
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Jesus. Please don’t say things like that! That’s truly horrifying!
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Now that is a fine piece!
On my desk? Well, various 28mm Foundry SYW units and a camp scene for my Italian Wars project. The latter I’d finished, for now anyway, but needs photographing.
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Errr Purps.....
How do you get those figures to climb up the wall next to that old the hairdryer?
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Magnetic basing, everyone but EB uses it.
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grizzlymc wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 9:25 am Magnetic basing, everyone but EB uses it.
Don't tell anyone, Grizzles, but I may have to go down that slippery slope. I recently discovered that the non stick matting I use is actually sticking to the bases.........hopefully, it was just a product of the extreme heat in the shed over the summer. Time will tell.

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it would be very ironic if magnetic bases were a slippery slope.

So how are you going to approach the magnetizing ? steel bases ? magnetic tape ?
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Don't let these heretics bullshit you into steel, use electromagnetic induction coils.
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