However, I have been able to get quite a bit of figure assembly and priming done despite the lurgy:
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| 54 foot knights (seen on Sunday, primed Monday) |
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| 3 days of assembly and priming... |
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| 72 longbowmen (plus some stands of arrows) |
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| 48 billmen, 12 men at arms, 18 spearmen and four command figures |
Yesterday I received two packages in the post. They contained this:
North Star - Artizan 8th Army figures (and a senior officer from the Thrilling Tales range). Oh, and even more wolves.
Those figures have all been prepped and washed today. When they are dry, I'll stick them on bases and get them primed tomorrow.
I do still have some prep to do before the Challenge begins. That should keep me out of mischief for the next few days.
I, too have been suffering this week with bronchitis - so I sympathise! I am still trying to build and prep kits as therapy, but you put my poor efforts into shadow!
ReplyDeleteContinue to inspire us, Tamsin!
Excellent lurgy work!
ReplyDeleteWe know that and have one 2 weeks ago.ðĪ§ðĪðĪ
ReplyDeleteAs you We was enable to paint because our Eyes don't see the same thing at the same moment...ðĪŠ
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Good work Tamsin!ð
That is an impressive amount of figures assembled and ready for painting. Good luck! ð
ReplyDeleteGreat job in getting everything assembled and ready to go. Are you working on an 8th Army force for WWII? If so have you decided on which nationality you will be looking to model?
ReplyDelete@ Herkybird - I'll do my best to continue inspiring you! :)
ReplyDelete@ Fran - cheers m'dear! :)
@ L'Empereur - thanks! :)
@ Stew - cheers! :)
@ Jerry - thanks! Almost there now with the prep and priming :)
The 8th Army figures are intended for use as Aussie 7th Division on the Kokoda Trail or at Milne Bay; and maybe 8th Division in Malaya. Of course, they could also be used as Aussies in North Africa or the Middle East.