What's on your workbench?

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I'm told that cutting it with orange juice helps, (when drinking, not cleaning). Amazing what you can learn from working with single homeless. (That and back in the day, 78 Gramophone records could be melted down for their alcohol content.)
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Never knew that one!

Humbrols are the only paints I would ever use, just don't serve G&T in the same vessel as turps.
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Here you go: The Box of Delights. It can't be any bigger, as it's all got to go back into my locker at the end of a shift:

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Ooh now there's a good bit of brush curl there :thumbs:
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Impressive. I've got about 70 tins in my main drawer and 30 in the back up.
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valleyboy wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2020 7:37 am Ooh now there's a good bit of brush curl there :thumbs:
Bend it like Beck....errrr.....Davies.
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HMS Priapus wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2020 7:52 pm Image
The chap with the spoon seems to have given that French dragoon horse "what for"!
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valleyboy wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2020 7:37 am Ooh now there's a good bit of brush curl there :thumbs:
Oh indeed. I'm sure everyone does something similar, but brushes get relegated to 'general slapping', then to 'painting bases' and finally to 'dry-brushing' before finally being snapped in half to become stirring-sticks.
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Loads more 15mm Vikings.. I had forgotten just how many of the little parishes you needed for games like DBMM etc.
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For the last 2 weeks I've be painstakingly scribing foam corridor tiles while I've been away in Southampton. A whole shoebox full of them. Last night I got off the train in York and forgot to pick the bag up - so watched the train glide out of the station with my corridor pieces off to Newcastle. 20 minutes of swearing followed but this morning confirmation that Newcastle lost property office has got them. thank fek for that.
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