Diabolical Liberty

[Angus Tura]

I was determined not to do this blitzbuild because if I use the time this weekend on this chap from the Africa GB,

 

 

I might actually finish a groupbuild on time; but I do love blitzbuilds.

 

I wondered, having got away with a one-piece model last time, I might try this diabolical liberty this time:

 

 

That is to say paint a figure: you might recognise the figure from last August's Blitzbuild. 

 

Please let me know if this is on, Enzo.

 

Alan (breathless!)

[JOCKNEY]

Hi Alan

Well it is unstarted, so that's a good beginning  !

Cheers Pat

[Jinxman]

Go for it - I remember the chap well.

[Angus Tura]

'Evening all.

 

I am here to tell you that the best laid schemes of mice and men gang aft agley, and leave us nought but grief and pain for promised joy.

 

 

All I've got done is this crappy undercoat on his face.

 

The best laid schemes of the dread Mrs.Tura, on the other hand rarely fail to come to fruition. I have replaced the mat on the son and heir's trampoline. I don't know if you've ever done this. It is a lot less fun, literally, than watching paint dry (on 1/72 scale people). It took about four hours and I was a really quite peaky at the end of it. I'm going to have to paint this tovaritch in my own time, as it were.

 

See you in August, Tura-distaff plans allowing.

 

Angus (awfully bitter). 

[JOCKNEY]

Sorry to hear that Angus, 

Perhaps if you use the trampoline for a while (don't forget to take your shoes off first !) it may give you a lift

Cheers Pat