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Prussian Limber Team Bases Have Been Sanded. . .

My wife maintains that overkill is my modus operandi in most things.  I don't see it.

Those six long in-progress Minden Prussian limber team bases have had their covering of sand cemented to them.  Tomorrow evening, it's on to the thinned acrylic Burn Umber ink, with tan dry-brushing and a smidgen of Woodland Scenics grass and foliage material to follow the evening after.  You can tell how badly I want to get these darn things done and move onto something else, eh?  Watch for a photograph or two of the finished pieces right here.

 -- Stokes

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Conrad Kinch said…
What a grim film that was.
12:38 AM
WSTKS-FM Worldwide said…
Agreed! Definitely not Goldfinger, From Russia with Love, or Marnie by any stretch.

Best Regards,

Stokes
11:15 AM
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