What's on your workbench?

[Ilkley Old School]

Finished rebasing some Italians ready for Rapid Fire Reloaded. I need to think about terrain now - a Geek Villian Desert Mat perhaps.

[tim.w]

Brilliant stuff. I have the Rapid Fire Reloaded booklet too, not used it yet. Need to finish off my 20mm figures.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Dambusters page!!!

[FreddBloggs]

That looks terrific. Looking forward to seeing it painted.

Not mine to paint, thankfully!

[Jeremy]

Not on my workbench, but thought it might be interesting to some

https://youtu.be/7Z_jPrqtBG0

[FreddBloggs]

Can I hit them? I have never heard battledress called fatigues before!

[DougM]

Yes, the bright green 'fatigues' are a great representation of British battledress [Sarc]

[Jeremy]

I think that as a product, they look a lot better than the contrast paints. They don’t look as ‘washed out’ as you see on many CP painted figures. They certainly seem to go on thicker.

Will I buy any? Probably not. I never bought CP either. Still, interesting to see different things. Regardless of whether the colour, or the terminology, are accurate.

[FreddBloggs]

Possibly get the black and an odd other other colour to supplement contrasts.

[goat major]

Thanks Jeremy it's interesting to see what's out there. I've got a small number of contrast paints and mostly use them as thick washes. The ones that get most use are the yellow, white(grey) and black which I use as part of my normal layering. The medium is useful too and makes any colour contrastable.