It's 'the weekend' so now I got some painting done.. didn't entirely finish anything but the way of 6 mm is not such that you finish single models. Rather you finish lots of models in one go as the whole thing is sort of factory assembly Ford style.
But! It is now 2015. To my mind the years have now started to have an almost science fictive ring to them.
2015 - a grim and dark account of survival in the nightmare hive world. Ah well, it's getting closer.
But. As custom has it, often times when entering a new year you make 'vows' or resolutions to do this and that, I don't know. I normally never lower myself to such things and didn't think I would this year (same as every year, James!) but since then I have decidedly done so anyway.
Indeed I have decided that my resolution for the Year 2015 will be that every project/miniature I paint will have a place to live when not in use.
This may not sound like much, but to me it is quite a change. I usually just dump my newly painted stuff in drawer or somewhere in the muck on my desktop and forget about them. So! How to start?
Well, seing that this is my first project of 2015 I was pleased to discover that some of our lab equipment comes in boxes that are perfectly suited for storage of my 6 mm VSF.
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I bring you the Merck silica box. 20 cm x 20 cm. Accommodates 50 bases of VSF. I have done one for the British and one for the bugs.
Also I have had a new camera, but I haven't quite figured out how to use it. It was very cheap, but apparently still an improvement over my old camera, which was very old (10 years! Who'd have thought!).
Other than that I am at it painting. The desk top is overflowing with camel:
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Enjoy life!
And there we have it - some camel and some garden guns. Gardner guns. Oh well.
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British Camel Corps - used for surgical strikes against the bug menace.
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British Gardner guns. Especially adapted to kill lots of bugs!
This means that my project has almost come to an end!
All I need to paint is a few more bugs, two cannon and a few Turks.
I suppose I could always just add more... now that I got my spirits up. :D