24 hours? I don't think so, but 12 I thought might just be manageable. So, here are the first shots for the day.
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Saturday, August 29, 2015
It begins.. 12 hour paint-a-thon
I've been contemplating this for a number of years: a 'paint-a-thon' for the College boys, an opportunity to create their own armies. The idea came from a GW event that used to run, same principle, 24 hours.
24 hours? I don't think so, but 12 I thought might just be manageable. So, here are the first shots for the day.
I've set myself a goal to complete several 1/72 scale kits that came with the recently acquired Gerard Davey stash. These are 1940s vehicles for France 1940 Spearhead. First up are three German light vehicles
24 hours? I don't think so, but 12 I thought might just be manageable. So, here are the first shots for the day.
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Ah and what is Andrew working on? :)
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DeleteGood use of labor. Make sure you show us the results Robin.
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