What's on your workbench?

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I'm saving the blues for the zombies...
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Early war Belgians on the work bench but it's slow going so I painted a Runequest hoplite to instil the mojo. Now I just want to paint more hoplites.
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I haven’t lost my mojo, just struggling to actually get round to painting. Since the eldest arrived, things seem all go
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I literally forced myself to finish the second vbcw squad yesterday and they are now being based with my Russians.
One just fell off the base though so I’ve had to dig the glue gun out.
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FT-17 tank tracks. The damn things sit clear of the bodywork on sponsons, so you have to paint the inner aspect that’s usually conveniently hidden, flush against the hull.
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but while its drying you can paint the inside of the turret
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Coughing up a lung or two and struggling to focus at the moment but I have a moderate amount of Ground Zero Games 15mm NAC in the queue. I also bought Rick Priestley & John Lambshead's book on rules design to get my 15mm sci fi project back on track.
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I have that book, good loo paper.
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Yeah, not too impressed so far.
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I’d be interested in what you think when you’ve finished it. I saw a lot of fairly negative comments on it when it first came out but they mostly came from the anti-bolt action people who would have been negative whatever it said.
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