What's on your workbench?

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Thanks! We will be using Black Powder for our games, finding it a very obliging set easily tweaked.
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working from home it's easy to do the mindless tasks when you are in Planning sessions... So my planning included a hot-glue gun, Wills Pantile sheets and some extremely cheap MDF 'boxes.

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My 'cunning' plan is that the tile roofs are removable, so they can be tiled or flat roofed, depending on whether it's India, Mexico, Sicily, or the Peninsula. I don't have enough storage space for highly specialised terrain, so loads of stuff will do double duty, with a couple of specialised pieces to really set the location. A Fort & Residence for the Mutiny, A Windmill and Tower for the Peninsula, and I think I might try Vineyards and an Italianate Church for Sicily/Southern Italy.
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A 6mm MDF Roman Gatehouse for a Roman camp.

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Did any other dads on here just look at that and think: "Baby's changing table."?
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For a 42mm baby? I wouldn't know.
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The garage floor has been transformed into a workbench as I'm trying to make a caulk mat for Pony wars and Crusades
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Have just finished my desert coloured acrylic mat

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At your age you want a better quality kneeling mat. Take it from someone who learnt that lesson.
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Redoubt Trojan Wars range.
I am currently considering whether I should swap to another range.
After having these for many, many years and finally getting around to them I can't believe how awful the casting is!
I know others have had problems with miscasts etc... but what i'm seeing is every figure has a halo of flash and mould lines that has to be cut and filed off...life might be too short for this sh*t!
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Maybe a quick call to the local scrap metal dealer?
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