What's on your workbench?

[Ilkley Old School]

I have been making a 20mm French Line Carabinier trumpeter. Using my new dremel I removed the carbine, cuirass, cartridge box and belt.

Making a trumpet out of Milliput is way beyond my skills so I made one using the trumpet and hand from a plastic Zveszda SYW Prussian Hussar.

[Essex Boy]

He looks splendid, Mark. I meant to ask whether you got the Dremel......seems you did, and you know how to use it.

See you Sunday.

Iain

[Subedai]

I have a chariot!

Ahh, but are you afraid to use it.

[Subedai]

These chaps are going to get a very, very basic paint job.

Use a black undercoat they are already half painted! Well, packs and straps anyway.

[MarshalNey]

I wouldnt fit in it.

[Essex Boy]

These chaps are going to get a very, very basic paint job.

Use a black undercoat they are already half painted! Well, packs and straps anyway.

I'm going to stick the figures to the Fire & Fury base, texture the base, paint everything black then dab paint on the bits that can be seen from two away.

[Jeremy]

What colour are you painting the underside of the base? Enquiring minds need to know

[Subedai]

These chaps are going to get a very, very basic paint job.

Use a black undercoat they are already half painted! Well, packs and straps anyway.

I'm going to stick the figures to the Fire & Fury base, texture the base, paint everything black then dab paint on the bits that can be seen from two away.

Wow, that is basic and no mistake.

[Essex Boy]

What colour are you painting the underside of the base? Enquiring minds need to know

I'll wait to see how the mood takes me.

[Jeremy]

So several different shades several different times each time your mood changes?

If it’s green it means you’re angry