What's on your workbench?

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Count Belisarius wrote: Sat Jun 11, 2022 12:31 am He's going to be some sort of division/wing commander.
How about Wing Commander Luddite? Oh wait, no, that's already taken.....

He actually looks like a younger Fred the Gross (or in this case not-so-Gross).
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Nice work !
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Alright, s'pose.
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Jeremy wrote: Sat Jun 11, 2022 5:58 am That’s lovely, Andy. I’m just not sure about the blue….. :lol:
I agree its a really nice figure superbly painted but that blue's a bit bluishly blue blue whereas a smoky pinkish blue with a hint of yellow blue and a medium grey blue tint might have worked better :D
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Yeah. Though to simplify things I might just slap a blue wash over the whole thing.
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You realise that's just one step away from a "blue rinse".....
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You could just paint it black and call it 'British Passport Blue'.
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That's a fine paint job!👍
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Some Hoplites from Fenris Games. For many years I’ve wanted to do forces for Greek Mythology and Glorantha so have finally made a start. Shields were already embossed which made painting them easier

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Very nice !
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