What's on your workbench?

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tim.w
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These are the Americans. They need their tanks, mortars and artillery still. X2 of each will give me any of the x6 types of combinations in the force selector.

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I've got RSM hussars started. Something nice and quick and simple...
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doing some 3d printed 10 mm WW2 stuff for Iron Cross or O Group... test paint on a misprint

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I have had the Rommel rules for a few years now but not played them yet. I have an old 6mm North African collection which I have not used in over a decade.

I am currently rebasing ready for a game basing tanks on 40mm squares and everything else on 40 by 30mm. I will be adding a small number to each base and use the roster to record stats and loses.

Here are a few of the first finished units.

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Those are nice
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Them's very nice indeed, Mark. Shame about the pointy corners, but you can always snip them off.

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That's very effective 6mm terrain. Very nicely done.
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Yes, that does look very effective. Lovely stuff!
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Post by Willz the Wargamer »

Very nice, thanks for sharing.



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