Assyrian army

Assyrian army

Thursday, 17 May 2018

A minor scene of chaos?

I'm not very tidy and I don't always put things away. Likewise, I rarely find myself working on one thing at a time. I have recently taken over the sofa area of a spare room for photographs and the odd minor battle but it also seems to be a temporary storage area as well, anyway, walked into the room, looked at the area and thought...

So, here it is. A very good example of 'me' in action...

An overview of the scene...

The sofa itself showing Atlanteans, sf tanks and Tigers!

A load of Garrison 6mm sf tanks - cast years ago, undercoated months ago, completed in the last couple of days.

Tigers from Norwich... initial respray and waiting for the job to be completed. Plus odd Atlantean stuff-in-progress.

Sarissa church. My 28mm buildings tend to appear everywhere - big and awkward to store.

Of course, that lot were just a few bits of overflow chaos. This is my normal painting station. It would take too long to go over everything in that picture!


6 comments:

  1. I had a secretary like that in the livingroom. The idea was I could be upstairs with the Wife while I painted and it could be closed up when company came. I worked well for that but it was the cugar boxes of paints and figures along with bits of wood and metal rod stacked all around it that were the problem.

    I feel very much at home with those photos

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    1. That much used and much loved writing desk was a Christmas present when I was about 13 - it's seen a lot of use over the years.

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  2. Wow! That is incredibly tidy! (In comparison to mine)

    I like the cavalry on the top shelf above the desk in the last photo.

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    1. The small cavalry are an ebay purchase on plastic horses currently waiting to be remounted. The ones sitting directly on the desk are a couple of half painted 1897 jobs.

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  3. I see nothing wrong at all, does that mean it is far too late to seek counseling ? lol

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  4. Perhaps I should have done a close up of the painting area...

    Counseling is always an option though.

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