Rabbits In My Basement

Sunday, January 30, 2022

Bavarian Artillery Train

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As a treat I decided to paint my second limber and the ammunition caisson for my Bavarian artillery before moving on to the last battalion o...
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Sunday, January 16, 2022

Bavarians With a Tenuous Family Connection

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The first step towards completing Phase 1 of my Master Plan is this battalion of Perry metal Bavarians. To complete my brigades I need two ...
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Tuesday, January 11, 2022

First Figures of 2022!

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I actually had these started around Christmas time, but I set them aside to do less detail demanding tasks. Each sprue of Perry plastic Prus...
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Sunday, January 9, 2022

Phase 2 Completed, on to Phase 1!

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Wait, what? I guess I should have laid out my phaselines in a different order, but I do prefer to execute operations on a multi-pronged, bro...
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Friday, January 7, 2022

New Plan!

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Remember when this all started as a nice, little Sharp Practice project to burn off the lead pile? Yeah, me too. Good times. You know the o...
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Monday, January 3, 2022

Serendipitous Russian Army

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In the category of "I have awfully nice friends," a Russian army has just been gifted to me. Honest, a book would have been enough...
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Saturday, January 1, 2022

The Convoy. First Game of 2022 (Picture Heavy!)

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I decided to start the New Year off on a solid footing with pie for breakfast and then a game to get a bunch of my new stuff on the table.  ...
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Tea is my drug of choice. My idea of a party is a rousingly good wargame with my friends. I finance my tea, miniature soldiers and book addiction by using chemistry to coat precision machined pieces of steel. I am recently retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after serving 15 years as a Cadet Instruction Cadre Officer developing the next generation of Canadians.
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