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I had a quick look on that site but no good brother - the closest thing that had to rye grasses or weet was too large, I am after something the right hight and already attached to a sheet/mat so all I have to do is fit to shape on my board upto the farm complex. Thank you for finding that though. OC.
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Thank you brother, Just opened the link and checking it out - I think I need an A4 sheet of rye grass (thats what was being grown on the fields where the battle took place - accounts said it was over waist hight so with my figures being 28mm tall I make the rye grass needed to be about 15mm tall. Its to go on the side oposite the roadway where most of the cuirassier charges happened. OC.
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That Matchbox HMS Tiger is a rare one - Understand they have released some PE to enhance it now. OC.
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Evening all, work on the stables continues - first thing I did was to add a few more dirty washes to the walk through stones, then I had some lower paint touch up to do where the base plates met the walls, next was the roof sections - these need some adjustment after me adjustment to the one stable (it was shortened) this will lead to a small amount triming off the one roof. The roof is dry fitted as I will need to keep it moving to lign both roofs up against each other and also where they meed the farmhouse. Talking of the farmhouse I decided to do a dry run to see how they look together - OC.
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So pleasing to see you getting there with it Alan - a few holds of breath from us - I can tell you. OC.
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Just keep test fitting the roof part against the railings/hull and adjust as you need to, as the railing is already glued in place - saves you having to adjust Two seperate pieces. OC.
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Loverly jubbly mate, what Primer did you use? I ask as i am thinking of buying some Vallejo Primer in Grey (I have thier Black one already) OC.
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I think we are all anxious Craig - think I will just stair into the box and not attempt to build it (only Joking of course - I just wont attempt to paint mine lol) OC.
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My thoughts are the same - regarding Hood (we are like teenagers awaiting our first big school) OC.
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I remembered having fun and games with the stern gallery on my Warspite build - raillings and roof struggled to agree where to meet. OC.
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