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Splendid stuff! Ninety figures...pah...a weekends work for a talented chap such as yourself

Paul wrote: ↑Thu Mar 30, 2023 1:03 am Splendid stuff! Ninety figures...pah...a weekends work for a talented chap such as yourself

If only I was allowed the luxury of a whole weekend's painting... what with dealing with builders, dogs, partner, etc...

What takes the time, of course, is maintaining such a high standard across the whole batch, Doug.

Luckily, I've never suffered from the problem of having high standards......

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Thu Mar 30, 2023 10:19 am What takes the time, of course, is maintaining such a high standard across the whole batch, Doug.

Luckily, I've never suffered from the problem of having high standards......

you allied with me and Norm, this is a self evident truth!

I do struggle with that.. First few sample figures, they look great! Enthusiasm high, by the last they look like they were painted by an epileptic in a straitjacket using sample pots applied with a hamster tail between his teeth.

And always conscious of the long resin, lead and plastic queue with their blank accusatory eyes... urging him to finish so they can be next.

Made me laugh.

Iain

DougM wrote: ↑Thu Mar 30, 2023 12:23 pm Enthusiasm high, by the last they look like they were painted by an epileptic in a straitjacket using sample pots applied with a hamster tail between his teeth.

Hey, I told you about that in confidence!

Very nice Napoleonics Doug.



Willz.

Some more Reichsarmee bits. This time the artillery for four contingents. From left to right: Trier, Pfalz, the Upper Rhenish Circle and the Swabian Circle:

I'm constantly amazed by your productivity at such a consistently high standard of quality. Lovely stuff.