Quote from: mad lemmey on 01 May 2016, 06:14:46 PM
Wasn't May Day a Bond girl?

Grace Jones - 'View to a Kill'

Knew it!

Insofar as the Moore attempts can be called Bond movies at all.

Will set up the podium on the table in the morning for Army of Workers and Peasants to parade past whilst the Politburo take the salute!

What should it be? - A lay in bed and a slow start
what is it really? - Well it's already 6 AM, so 'Nuff said

What should it be? - A day of just doing what I want - erm I mean what the family wants
what is it really? - clearing out bedroom 2 and repairing the wall ready for the plasterer

What should it be? - a fun day out on a packed motorway, sitting in a 10 mile tail-back
what is it really? - A shoot to the local DIY, a quick Costa and back home for that bedroom project

My secret plan to rescue something of the day - while at the DIY store pick up some Ronseal wood filler and explore the tip that I read on the Kallistra web site yesterday that it makes a good basing material ....... And then start some rebasing ........ I think I'd rather do bedroom 2 !

Anyway, already looking forward to the next Bank Holiday (end of May). :-)

What should it be ?

A day pushing putty around, methinks.

Cheers - Phil

No change there then Phil. I'd have thought dog walking or mucking out horses.

Have fun.

IanS

Walk the dogs, Ian ?

Nah.....Just open the back door and tell them to go and run around the fields....(As if they needed telling.... )....All I have to do is try and stop the 'puppy' from herding the sheep.
Mr Back has been whinging a tad recently...So I'm excused poop clearing. 

Cheers - Phil

Quote from: Norm on 02 May 2016, 05:12:38 AM
My secret plan to rescue something of the day - while at the DIY store pick up some Ronseal wood filler and explore the tip that I read on the Kallistra web site yesterday that it makes a good basing material ....... And then start some rebasing ........ I think I'd rather do bedroom 2 !

Well I went for the lazy start, just had breakfast at 10.

The Ronseal wood fillermakes very good bases. I've used it on WWI and WWII figures and Lizardmen. You can just put a layer of it on the base, then push the figures in. Then use a cocktail stick to push a little over the edges of the figure's base. It does take quite a while to dry.

Lazy start, still in jim-jams, but will shortly dress, tidy kitchen while it rains. Then later, when it dries up, do my monthly delivery of a local trading mag.

How well does the ronseal wood filler last once opened...

Also, in May Day tradition, have some music!

Quote from: toxicpixie on 02 May 2016, 02:06:51 PM
How well does the ronseal wood filler last once opened...

Pretty well, you can also add a bit more water to it if it starts to dry up a bit.

Cheers Fred