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Probably a good idea.

Count Belisarius wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 11:13 pm My workbench has a large glass of vodka on it. As that was preceded by a bottle and a half of red and some Bloody Mary's I have decided to move away from the workbench...

You should probably put down all the sharp tools, as well.

And clearly label the brush water cup.

goat major wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 5:29 pm Today, varnishing gnomes, gnome flag, toadstools.

What varnish do you use on gnomes?

Cuprignome...?

Gnumbrol ?

Gnomeseal - Does exactly what it says on the fishing rod.

Cuprignoll is a specialist treatment.

for my bigger figures I use Testors Trollcote

Gnomebase home brand of course.

Done the first set of fencing. This only used a fraction of the posts. I based them all on large repair washers to give me more flexibility than fixed sections. There were 56 posts in the set, either 1 slot, 2 or four.


Lessons learnt
Next time use a grey undercoat for the mesh instead of black.
Put some posts on smaller washers otherwise you can't get a post onto both ends of the shortest sections.