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I was going to add that the last time I had two dead cows on my workbench was when making Calabrese sausages. That involved a bandsaw, which is bit imprecise for most wargames work I have found.
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and - Romans

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Nice
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Pretty.
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Lots more to come, and I'm wondering whether to go back and do highlights, or just leave them as is. They're good enough for government work, once I do some static grass and tufts.
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They are really nice, Doug.
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AAAAARGH!!!!

After four 3+ months of mojo loss, I finally got it back this week and finished off a regiment of Wellingtonic Russian grenadiers... Only for the sodding varnish to turn white...

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Oops.
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I have only ever found this being a problem with Matt varnish. I have never had a problem with Gloss varnish.
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