Varnishing is the most nerve wracking part of all this for me. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen my hard work ruined by a bad spray coating.

Share a TV series you've watched from beginning to end more than once.

Me, trying to find joy in the things I already own instead of buying new stuff.

Okonomiyaki! Or at least a version of it I was able to cobble together with what I had on hand.

A move you’ve seen more than seven times with a gif

Saw someone post this over on the Facebooks: a 3D printed phone holder shaped like a WWI trench section! I'm pretty sure a few of you on here would be able to make one out of terrain material -I'm tempted to myself. Though printable resin would probably hold up better.

Happy Halloween people. Winston is rocking his TOG costume.

One batch of minis clean and drying, and another soaking in simple green. With OoP minis, sometimes the best (& cheapest) I can find are already painted, which means stripping them. This a much bigger chore than I imagined, sometimes with multiple soakings and a lot of scrubbing.

Reminded of this article again after finding an Italian colonial army payroll today, where ascari acknowledged receipt of payment with their fingerprint

In honor of spooky month, share a 4 word horror story that only someone in your fandom would understand. "He based his tanks."

A group of cats should be called a Conspiracy.

This movie would have been better if the predator had not been in it.

Just spent 2.5 hours getting fillings. Is it time for a treat? Yes, I think it’s time for a treat.

Love me some multi-turreted tanks.

Does anyone know what ‘Rkt Pistols’ are? I encountered them looking at German TO&Es based on US intelligence during WWII. My first guess would be the Kampf- or Sturmpistole.

Fuck me that was expensive

Off to the dentist! They can drill all they want, it still won’t be as painful as when it comes time to pay.

Happy #TankTuesday! Here’s a Swedish Stridsvagn m/21-29. @jamesmanto.bsky.social your Quar forces need one of these if they haven’t already got one.

Oh good, we've started a list.

I tried watching this and turned it off after five minutes.

Does anyone know of Lord of the Rings miniatures being made in 15mm??

Happy #TankTuesday! Here’s a Fiat 2000 doin stuff

I liked it so much I doubled the recipe.

Did someone say belt fed aircraft rocket launcher? The French Castro system of 1917. 30 mm rockets, 1.6 kg with 550g HE. Recoil force moves the cannon backwards and on the fore-stroke swallows the stem of the rocket to fire the next. Single or auto firing options. Not adopted.

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A brief clip of a war trophy WW1 German A7V on display on the Place de la Concorde, Paris. Seen here, Private William Bell (Ciccouskie, Florida, USA), A Coy., 321st Sanitary Corps climbs out with a German helmet. Gives a nice view of the construction of the inside of the door.

That was quick!

Tariff update from Baccus.

Anyone else having trouble accessing Baccus's website?

I need some advice. I'd like to try sculpting with Miliput, but I'm overwhelmed with the choices. I'm looking to sculpt details on 15-28mm figures that can be sanded, so should I get the regular, or the superfine white, or...? I've used greenstuff, but it doesn't set up as hard as I'd like.

You've been kidnapped. The characters from the last TV show you watched are trying to rescue you. Who's coming to save you?

Well fuck

How I feel about nature normally. VS How I feel about nature after getting stung by a yellow jacket.

It’s hard to stay mad at my coworker when she buys me a foo foo coffee drink. I was really enjoying that anger. Now I’m angry I don’t get to stay mad. 😡

Heck yeah! Rain in the forecast for today.

Hanging out with Bus Stop Cat this morning.

#HappyTankTuesday ! Here’s a Chinese Renault AMR rearmed with a 47mm gun.

Little 15mm Leutnant. I haven’t finished the helmet, but I’m pleased with how the rest of him turned out. I sculpted the iron cross and French cuffs with green stuff.

If you see this, post a knight (It was never clear in the film who was a knight, but it was in the title, so I’m assuming they’re referring to him? 🤷‍♂️)

After the Alfa Romeo factory was virtually destroyed in WWII, the first thing they produced was an oven. A lovely oven with precision automotive type gauges!

A WWI era Fiat 18, inexplicably still in service, photographed in Tobruk in 1942.

British Vickers Mk.VIB named 'CHURCHILL' (WD Index No. T22636) belonging to 7th Armoured Division knocked out or abandoned December -January1940. Facing Italian tanks like the M.13/40 in this was a recipe for disaster. The remnants of the Caunter pattern camouflage can still be seen.

Deep cleaning my kitchen today and wishing I had a house keeper, which got me to wondering: If you were rich enough, would you have someone do any miniature work for you? I wouldn’t mind have someone clean flash and paint under coats.

Someone is attending a virtual AA meeting on the bus this morning, which seems less than anonymous.

Happy #TankTuesday ! Here's a massive T35 with conical turrets.

Getting strafed while out fishing

Went trolling this morning and finally caught something! Four trout and, surprisingly, a cat fish!! My first ever.

My friend caught five trout, while I caught zero, and I’m totally ok with that. 🥲

A Stearman biplane flew by while fishing

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