What's on the Bench? 2021
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Early dry fit mock-up of my attempt at a Ward LaFrance 6ton Wrecker.
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Looking very good so far....
Very neat Paul. At first chance I thought it was a Kenworth. Ward and KW looked very similar back then
Thank you gents. Yeah Lee, kinda like Corbits & Brockways. Especially difficult to tell them apart after 43 as types became more standardized & soft tops the norm.
Progress on LaFrance as cementing continues.
That’s sharp
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Great work Paul
Well this on the bench waiting for some paint it should be here by Wednesday says the Postal Tracking number. 
Hi all
As usual my bench has figures on it…..
North Star Oathmark 28mm plastic lawn ornaments have just been finished…
Usual techniques and a hand painted flag….
The scale shot…..
They are a little shorted than humans from the same range, but not by much….complicated shields by LBMS, others by me….
Next up, 28mm hobbit slingers (metal figures, limited poses)….and more lawn ornaments, this time with hand weapons rather than pikes….
Should keep me busy over the next couple of weeks….
Cheers all, and Merry Xmas
As usual my bench has figures on it…..
North Star Oathmark 28mm plastic lawn ornaments have just been finished…
Usual techniques and a hand painted flag….
The scale shot…..
They are a little shorted than humans from the same range, but not by much….complicated shields by LBMS, others by me….
Next up, 28mm hobbit slingers (metal figures, limited poses)….and more lawn ornaments, this time with hand weapons rather than pikes….
Should keep me busy over the next couple of weeks….
Cheers all, and Merry Xmas
PaulinKendal
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These are superb, Tim. What's LBMS?
Jim R
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Hi Tim
Those little characters certainly grab one's attention. So very small - you must have lived a very good life to have developed such a steady hand
Jim
Those little characters certainly grab one's attention. So very small - you must have lived a very good life to have developed such a steady hand
Jim
Hi Paul
Glad you like them
LBMS is little big man studios. They make shield transfers for lots of figure types. They are sold by quite a few retailers. Home site is here..
LOL Jim….not that good, just lucky, with a good dollop of brush control technique thrown in….thanks for the support as wellHi Tim
Those little characters certainly grab one's attention. So very small - you must have lived a very good life to have developed such a steady hand
Jim
Thanks Andrew, great support as usual
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