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Even more Early Saxons. There seems no end to them. They’ve clearly become magical after all the time in LT’s shed
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Lovely cavalry Andy and great looking terrain LT
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For no particular reason I am painting pavaisses.
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You can’t shield the truth Buff
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Better buckler up and face it.
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you're the boss I suppose
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More Flags of War Jacobites arrived, so are currently being cleaned up and assembled. In fact, less than 30 seconds between thumping into the porch and being subject to the knife and file. Bloody lovely figures.
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Buff Orpington wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 12:38 pm For no particular reason I am painting pavaisses.
I bet you know exactly the reason why - you're just being pavaissive.
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Tempting to think that auto-correct would make that 'passive-aggressive'.

And aaarggh.. 28 figures cleaned up, and onto pennies, ready for undercoating.. but there should have been 32.. the caster is in lockdown and on pack was out of stock. Various expletives later..
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Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 5:37 pm Tempting to think that auto-correct would make that 'passive-aggressive'.

And aaarggh.. 28 figures cleaned up, and onto pennies, ready for undercoating.. but there should have been 32.. the caster is in lockdown and on pack was out of stock. Various expletives later..
You mean they have... four shortened your project?
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