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A Fixture
I'd love to get hold of that figure SD, but last I looked, its out of stock everywhere, yours is looking good, especially the jeans!
Jeff.
I order them direct from Airborne miniatures, this one should still be on there.
Steve
I'd love to get hold of that figure SD, but last I looked, its out of stock everywhere, yours is looking good, especially the jeans!
Jeff.
I am working on painting two WWI French figures with simple, straightforward uniforms. Not a complicated colour palette. No complex conversion work either. So after about 2 weeks of working on these figures, my desk looks like this:
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I just realised it is complete chaos and my working area is getting smaller and smaller!
Is this normal, or do I need some form of therapy?
I am working on painting two WWI French figures with simple, straightforward uniforms. Not a complicated colour palette. No complex conversion work either. So after about 2 weeks of working on these figures, my desk looks like this:
View attachment 464479
I just realised it is complete chaos and my working area is getting smaller and smaller!
Is this normal, or do I need some form of therapy?
I order them direct from Airborne miniatures, this one should still be on there.
Steve
Ah, hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
That's nothing! Here's my bench....
That "six square inches" that we talk about working on, is my lap.
Hey! Prussian Blue just turned up on my workbench.... could it be?
Weirdo! Love the campaign chest though, looks like you could take your modelling on tour a la Rod Stewart......Me at mine.
I wonder if a colour exists that is not in that lot......Yours is normal. Saw this on FB.
That's neat tidy, and organised compared to mine.
You gotta keep all the paints you use OUT OF THE RACKS until you're done. Otherwise, how're you gonna know what to use for the inevitable retouching?
Unless you take meticulous notes on colors, proportions, and astrological positions ...