What's on your workbench?

[goat major]

That’s an impressive workbench of beautifully painted figures Kerry

[Shahbahraz]

I still have a platoon and support elements of 1941 Soviets that have been staring at me for some time now. It's a mix of PSC 28mm plastics, (shallow detail but serviceable), Crusader (Dull and predictable poses), BTD, (really quite nice) and Warlord, both metal and plastic, (the metals are actually rather good).

I just don't seem to be able to get enthused about them, and get distracted with things like a pair of motorcycle combinations I picked up, and a German film cameraman.

[Essex Boy]

Splendid stuff, bro.

[goat major]

Ducks.

[levied troop]

Whatcha luv.

[tim.w]

Industriously painting my Red Devils, bought years ago and sat in the paint que. New found love of WWII gaming has put me in gear to finish the large led pile of WWII stuff. Also built and basd my Finns today to face off the snow suited Russians on the way in the post. Hope to have a snowy game at the club with all their snow scenery next year.

[Stormwatcher]

42mm Shiny Little Britons. I'm blaming you lot...
Anyone got any advice on varnish to use?

[Shahbahraz]

Matt varnish, the Tamiya spray stuff is the dogs dangly bits.

[grizzlymc]

I have always been a testors dullkote/clearkote man. But they were out of gloss stock and recommended the tamiya stuff, and it is pretty dogs dangly bits. I cant speak as to its yellowing resistance.I

[Buff Orpington]

You can spend a fortune on brand names or grab the spray cans from the middle of Lidl when they have them in. As I'm 65 and they live in boxes any yellowing issues will be someone else's problem.