What's on your workbench?

[grizzlymc]

A mate of mine gave up a well paid job in IT to go back home to Brazil with his wife who was a clothing designer. Now he spends all day measuring the inside legs of supermodels.

[Jeremy]

How does one get paid to sniff nickers?

Why would you want to smell criminals?

We don’t judge Grizz’s proclivities. If we did, we’d never stop!

[FreddBloggs]

Or purps, it would lead to purps proclivities.....

[Jeremy]

We don’t judge Grizz’s proclivities. If we did, we’d never stop!

Not judging, just asking.

Oh you foolish, foolish man! Do you not know where that leads?

[grizzlymc]

Well, there's no point in sniffing any other part of the lingerie than the crotch.

[FreddBloggs]

Well, there's no point in sniffing any other part of the lingerie than the crotch.

Depends, if empty true, if in use......

[grizzlymc]

Better!

[FreddBloggs]

Just grabbed a short dry window to undercoat some stuff.

18 thessalian cavalry and 12 javelin skirmishers for project pointy stick,

1 Morokanth

3 skeletal horses and a skeletal ox (had been assembled a while and just needing spraying.)

11 nighthaunts.

All 28mm

[HMS Priapus]

First base of my CP Napoleonic 'speed paint' - basing to be finished this evening. Around 1 hour per figure for the brushwork, which is mostly CP, but with highlights applied to the flesh and the white stuff. Otherwise a pretty straightforward application of the stuff as Rx'ed. I did do a bit of wet blending here and there, which added a negligible amount of time, but can be useful to add some additional subtlety - like mud at the lower ends of trousers, etc. Probably more apparent in the second photo, as I've gone with a lighter palette for these grenadiers.

[HMS Priapus]

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