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So plan for tomorrow - carry on making as many 2nd KGL as I have (think there will be about 50-60 in total) then start on the rest of my 5th KGL (think there will be about 40-50 of these in total) then I will prime then with my airbrush then start painting them in batches of about Six at a time. Then it will be time to fix the Building down to the base and start work creating the scenery around it - that in itself is a project. OC.
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That is looking so nice Mark - the detail and build of it is really inspiring - you can see its going to be a Great build. OC.
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Liking the look of your next project mate, but also Amerigo. OC.
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Sorry to see that Alan - I am sure you will fix it - couldn't you strenthen the joins on the inside with some plastic strips over lapping both sections on the joins? OC.
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Think this is pushing it about as far as possible - almost like it requires robots to assemble these things - or humans with incredible skill and rock solid surgeons hands. OC.
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Thank you kindly Alan, yep I have searched the net for about a year for reliable (inside the courtyard) pics from the time but a lot has to be guess work - there is a lot of modifications to the buildings - the roofs where re tiled in different tiles after the battle - and the tree I would guess was grown after also - same with the farmhouse - this had new doors and windows - same to the stables as I assume - they stopped being used for horses in recent times. The plan is that a lot of the floor area will be filled with my figures of both the 2nd KGL and 5th Line KGL - so it will look busy. OC.
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I agree with Mark - take your own time - it will take as long as it takes - rushing makes mistakes. OC.
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Amazing work from our own 1/350 scale master - allway a pleasure watching your builds come to life mate. OC.
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Evening all, Right a positive step forward "Agood one I hope" I have applied several dirty washes over the whole floor area, then when dry I used my dry brushing dust jobby in several runs over to blend in the washes - left it looking tatty and worn as it would have been. I then decided to add a few more figures - a couple more 2nd KGL around the pond - Major Baring instructing his troops to charge through the doors to chase the French, and Captain Graeme ordering the 2nd and 5th line troops through the doors by the road. OC.
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