The Loose Association of Wargamers

The entire process between opening the pack and putting the freshly varnished unit in the box.

ochoin wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 8:47 am Multi-part plastic figures. Gluing them can be tedious.

yeh I feel your pain. Especially those with separate weapons requiring specific but unlabelled arms to hold them

ochoin wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 8:47 am Multi-part plastic figures. Gluing them can be tedious.

Simple fix - just sweep them all into the bin!

Sounds exactly how Frederick would have dealt with them.

Unless they were very tall, then he would have kidnapped them to be his grenadiers....

I think it has to be de-flashing - its marginally worse than basificationizationism

also feeling that pain. How come that no matter how much de-flashing you do, as soon as you start painting you find some that you've missed

I usually find it at the varnish stage

Multi-part plastic figures. Gluing them can be tedious.

I agree, not that I've done much in the last year.

At 3. It’s painting British - something about red coats and white cross belts drives me mad.
At 2 - deflashing. A re-release of the ‘always miss a bit’ feeling.
And at 1, with a bullet - photographing the buggers. The camera never lies about the mistakes and always looks too glossy.