What's on your workbench?

[Essex Boy]

I have 126 15mm horses on the workbench
Mostly AB but about 36 Minifigs that have been stripped and are in for repainting because they were amongst the first I painted years ago - I prefer to paint horses in large numbers

That's a lot of horses.

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

[Jeremy]

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

So do I

[Essex Boy]

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

So do I

....great minds.

[garyp]

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

So do I

....great minds.

Seriously?

[valleyboy]

I have 126 15mm horses on the workbench
Mostly AB but about 36 Minifigs that have been stripped and are in for repainting because they were amongst the first I painted years ago - I prefer to paint horses in large numbers

That's a lot of horses.

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

Much easier and quicker to paint the horseseseseses if they are riderless

[Vintage Wargaming]

Tomorrow - Eidai German Secret Strongpoint. Wanted one since it came out and was reviewed in Airfix Magazine in 1973. Finally found one a few weeks ago. Of course I might not get round to it.

Today - painting the new MDF bases for the S Range Austrian cavalry I got from Brendan - the infantry are already done.

Plus around 200 Hinton Hunt ECW figures.

So not much

[Purple]

I also Glue riders to there mounts first.
But I’m a black liner anyway so I like there to be definition between saddle and mount.

[Purple]

Today - painting the new MDF bases for the S Range Austrian cavalry I got from Brendan

What colour are you going for the underside?

[RMD]

I always stick the rider to the horse first and paint the whole thing as one.

And me

[Subedai]

i used to run a file over the two areas to be glued and then glue riders before painting because metal to metal creates a stronger bond than paint to piant.