What's on your workbench?

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Nicely done.
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I thought they'd be....I dunno.....greener?
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Stunning paint job
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It took a great effort not to paint them blue...
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Beautiful !!
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Been messing about with my Perry ACW plastics in between some brushwork on the Frogs.

I'm very impressed with the artillery crews. Finally something other than the static guys holding buckets and sponges doing nothing. Really like these and how they've matched them to steps in the drill.

Now thinking I'll need some of these for my ever-metastasizing Napoleonic SP2 project as well, just on general principle. Except I don't believe they've released plastic artillery for the period...
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That's pretty nice. I have a whole bunch of Napoleonic Hussars in the stash that I am afraid of :) That's tempting me though..
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Alright, s'pose.

The new basing is a great improvement.
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That’s beautiful count.
It’s nice 5hat you based it on a Tunnocks caramel wafer to.

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Purple wrote: Thu Dec 05, 2019 10:19 am
You based it on a Tunnocks caramel wafer to.

It’s a genius idea. Command stands should be on teacakes
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