What are you working on....?

[Stewart 46A]

All my painting is on a back burner, doing more picking up/dropping off for our older customers and offering to do their shopping

Stewart

[Colonel Kilgore]

You are a better man than me, Stewart - well done, and good luck!

Simon

[Leman (Andy)]

Also doing no painting as I am now in the throes of decluttering.

[Smoking gun]

As we both are in the "at risk or vulnerable group" my wife wants to use this time to sort through and reduce my stash donating to charity or selling any thing not of immediate use. I want to spend the time painting figures and terrain and reduce the stash slowly whilst listening to the radio and music.

I wonder who will get their way?

Martin

[Leslie BT]

We are doing all that as well Stewart spent yesterday with the tractor and box moving wood for an eldely lady close by.

Printer off copies of our 'Attestation de Deplacement Derogatoire' for our neibhbours who do not have internet access to be able to print them for them selves.

We need to fill out one for every small trip made away from home.

Very difficult to explain it to our 92 year old.

[Moggy]

I know we all had great plans of how much of the metal/plastic mountain would get painted but now after nearly 3 weeks(UK) of isolation, how much of it have you actualy managed to do?

In my case very little. Seem to be going through a bit of  black spot as regard to motivation right now. The same goes with the work that I am supposed to be "working from home" with as well.

Derek

[Colonel Kilgore]

Good question, Derek!

I had the motivation issue for the first week, but have got over that now.

The main problem now is fitting in feeding / educating / entertaining / exercising the children as well as keeping work ticking over in between the painting, which sadly is taking a back seat even though the spirit is now willing...

Simon

[Wardy64]

Work still going on Anzacs, Italians but have slowed down now as volunteering.

Dave

[Nick]

Been making steady progress with painting additional SCW forces - Assault Guards just done.
Also started my new lockdown/summer project -Vietnam.
Buildings arrived from PP today, and I have made bamboo terrain using plastic model bamboo from Amazon.

Nick

[Antioch (Bob)]

Well in a fit of inspiration I mounted my scw nationalists (primed them) put a few bits of paint on some ships...and then started printing parts for medical face masks that seem to be in short supply all over... i keep intending to paint more.

Bob

[Smoking gun]

I've mounted and primed some SCW Republicans, still thinking about paint colours as they're militia. I'll have a look at some Osprey books and some scenes from "Land and Freedom".

Regards,
Martin Buck

[Colonel Kilgore]

Been making steady progress with painting additional SCW forces - Assault Guards just done.
Also started my new lockdown/summer project -Vietnam.
Buildings arrived from PP today, and I have made bamboo terrain using plastic model bamboo from Amazon.

Nick

Come on, Nick, you can't just leave it there - let's see some picture of your Assault Guards!

In anticipation,

Simon

[Colonel Kilgore]

This week I'm mostly finishing off some reinforcements that I'd needed for Square Bashing Day, now sadly cancelled for this year 

[Lluis of Minairons]

This week I've just finished a new regiment for my Army of Tennessee refurbishing project:



More pictures on my personal blog.

Lluís

[Colonel Kilgore]

That's lovely painting, Lluis!