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These look very nice. A figure or two beside them would have helped give us an idea of size. Most trees - including commercially manufactured ones - are actually too small/short for 28mm figures anyway.

Great looking Trees LT- they are ace

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2018 6:23 pm A figure or two beside them would have helped give us an idea of size.

Good point, I'll do that on the Biscotti thread when I post up the next figures.

Good point on the size of trees as well. Generally I try to make model trees bigger than buildings, given I was using Grand Manner quite a lot, they're big trees

Organise most of your games in California and they can be Sequoia trees. Mehico is just south a bit so you are on the right track with your revolution chaps.

I’d wear a pair of revolution chaps. I think I could carry that look off.

Dreadful fungal infections in the crotch.

Dont know if that’s an observation on the chaps issue or just local news...

In other news, I’ve decided to dig out an Ainsty up-armoured pickup from the resin pile. Back when I bought it, I had vague zombie apocalypse notions.
This evening, however, a disreputable chap of Kumbayan extraction informed me that it was being commandeered by Comrade General N'dahwehlahweh.
He paid with a generous bundle of government bonds, which I’m told will be very valuable once the Comrade General actually forms a government.

I’m masking it up for a camo job now.

You know that doesn't mean you have to wear the mask, don't you?

Heheh. What’s funny about that is that people who don’t know me are going to read it and assume you’re talking about a dust mask.