19th Vancouver Infantry aboot to go under the brush.

Aye!
Those Canucks eh!

Quote from: Techno on 07 September 2015, 04:12:24 PM
Carrying on with the final code of the Wood Elves.

Suddenly sussed what I'll be doing with the very final pose....To begin with, this pose didn't appear to give a lot of scope for much in the way of conversions.
I'd better leave myself a note about this.....Otherwise I'll have forgotten by tomorrow. 
(And then I'll be ALL cross) 

Cheers - Phil

So did you manage to find the note when you needed it?

Ho ! Yus ! 

A post-it note stuck on the cutting mat, ready for me first thing, this morning.
Just two quick scribbled drawings, that wouldn't have made sense to anyone else.

Cheers - Phil

14bases of Warband dead assembled for Thursday 's game. No way will they be painted, undercoated possibly!

Three units of Mongols completed too (apart from basing), plus another unit assembled.

Desperate for a change last night so started painting a house.

What scale? 1:1?

Canadians done. 38th Melbourne getting off the troopship as we speak.

Quote from: mad lemmey on 09 September 2015, 08:01:21 AM
What scale? 1:1?

Course it is, otherwise I'd be painting a metropolis. Incidentally, this model Eiffel Tower is Paris ....... yes, all of it, including Le Bourget. And these two figures are German 5th and 6th armies  ...... what?...... because I don't like pieces of card representing entire army corps. (Thanks to Stewart Lee)

Carried on with the final code of Wood Elves......And made a really 'good' (accidental) mistake whilst doing the shields.
Speeded-up their production a fair old bit. 

Also.....In future, I shouldn't break said shields while finishing them off, anymore. (That makes me SPIT !  )

Cheers - Phil

12 bases of Warband undead undercoated, base coated and inked last night.
Twelve Mongol bases for the sand and PVA treatment too.

That'll be the entire population of Mongolia then, and that yurt is Ulan Bator.

Mongol bases painted, highlighted, edged and sealed.
Also added the first milliputt layer to the horse armour of 28 Mongol extra cavalry, about 4 hours work! Techno, Clib, Martin and Barbarian, I still don't know how you do it! How can one bit stick, and another disintegrate, from the same batch of putty!!!

And it's time for the 26th East Finchley regiment, my capitain. (Pauses for audience applause....)

Quote from: FierceKitty on 13 September 2015, 12:10:19 AM
And it's time for the 26th East Finchley regiment, my capitain. (Pauses for audience applause....)

says - You DEDED me, you rotten swine - in a high pitched voice.

IanS