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It’s been a long term goal of mine to build a Medieval Village or Farm. Partly as a modelling project and partly as a way of expanding my scenery collection for use on the wargames table. I really liked the idea of using the Sarrissa Precision Terrain tiles as I could build the farm or village in modules and expand it at my leisure. I had built a small Church and a barn somet...

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OK, I’m sorry, it’s a cheap click bait title to what is really a work bench update! There is some truth in the title though. If you have read my previous blog on how I stay motivated, you will realise that I tend to plan my hobby output six months in advance. For the six months from June to December, my main focus has been and will be to work through my Lead Pile or Model Sta...

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DeeZee Wolves

I have painted some of the DeeZee wolves in the past, in particular for a project that my Granddaughter was working on for school but I had not completed a pack for display purposes. You can read about the school project here:

CRY WOLF!

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A recurring theme of my blog is the gaps that appear in my output. My blog output that is, not my modelling output. Since retirement, I am less likely to turn on my desk top computer, which is the main tool that I have for blog writing. I guess that it doesn’t help that I am unable to decide whether to use my blog as a simple record of my modelling achievements or to write ar...

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