What's on your workbench?

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I have relapsed back into 40k, Dark Angels to be precise although have a 22L box full of sprues which include all sorts of chaos, necrons and tyranids.
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Sic semper tyrranids.....
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Crusader Norman cavalry casualties. First painting for 2 months...
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28 figures for Barrells foot circa 1746... nice figures but tedious with all the lace.
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25 Perry Miniatures Sepoy infantry for the 4th Native Infantry Regiment and 3 AW Miniatures Sepoy cavalry for the Pendawar Presidency's Body Guard.
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A build and repaint job on 1840's Danes (shiny 42mm) if I get the chance tonight. I've done baby play dates for 4 days solid so I'm owed some wargames time.
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Batch painting Grand Manner AWI buildings:
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Lovely ! Very jealous that you’ve got a grand manner city !
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The mortgage for those was only slightly smaller than for the Edinburgh place... nice buildings. I must have a think about improving my AWI buildings.
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very nice looking models.


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