Reply To: Hobby Weekender 7/09/2018 – A Hobby Weekender is Never Late

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@evilstu – great work on the Reaper Bones frost giant.  Man, the shadows and dark washes in that white beard must have been rough.  And I like the Napoleonics!

@a27cromwell – I like the late war FJs and the KV-2 wreck.  Any excuse to put one of those on the table!  And damn, I  like the King Tiger with the tank riders.  Right out of that footage yo see of the Battle of the Bulge!  They still have one in front of a hotel at La Gleize, where KG Peiper was finally pinned down and destroyed (ran this battle in Panzer Leader for the 70th Anniversary series of Battle of the Bulge way back in Dec 2015-Jan 2015).

@elessar2590 – amazing detail on that chainmail!  And of course you know me.  Any historical US Marine is gonna get a big smile out of me!  😀  And no worries re: the insomnia – at least it was the productive kind – I really did get a metric f***-ton of work done this weekend.

@mage – I like the table.  Are those gem stones to track health or magic or some such?

@dawfydd – Great 40K figures.  Damn, that is a serious-sized chainsaw sword that guy carries.  Can he cut open tanks with that?  😀 😀 😀

Glad you’re having a great weekend, @irishsteve – and damn, that yellow glow effect on the KD minis looks amazing!

@sundancer – I like the scratch-built gun tower!  I love just about anything scratch-built, IMHO.  “How many guns do you think, Gold Five? ” – “Say about 20 guns, some on the surface, some on the tower!”

Thanks everyone for the kind words on the M48A3 Magachs.  The killer there was the hand-painted Hebrew lettering for the tactical number.  The rings on the barrel denote battalion, the chevron is the company.   The “N” -ish symbol is the platoon, the number, of course, is the individual tank.