Thursday, February 1, 2024

A February Workbench update

Some few of the secondhand figures I bought online described in the last blogpost, has already found fought their way to the workbench, suppressing some few other ongoing projects.

Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling

The barrel on one submachine gun was broken, and since these figures are quite small (40mm) they were too small to drill a new hole to insert a new barrel. Thats why I just glued a rod on the top. Hopefully the paintjob will 'cover' the 'quick fix' so it doesn't become too obvious. 

Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling
After they got painted they're up for Sealing using ModPodge as this gives them a sturdier cover for wargame handling.
Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling

With these new figures and their new plans orders, some few new 3D-printings seemed neccessary too. More will follow on this blog.

Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling
Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling

On the workbench this month is also something that turned out to be a not only one, but two small disasters. This distracted me so much that I didn't even take a photo of it, but I'll get back to it in a following blogpost if I manage to fix it, but that suddenly got the highest priority now...

Workbench updates on The Hobby Blog for Model railways, Wargaming and Military modelling

I'm strictly not only doing military or railway modelling, as I like other modelling projects as well. -Like this 3D-printed kit of the Monaco Race Track requested by my son, who is very interested in F1.


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