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now i\'m sure there\'s no shortage of things like this on the net, but there was some debate earlier on, on why north american painters may not be on par with those in europe. i\'m not going to even comment about that. i\'m just providing a link to the world on all the lovely support we get...

has anyone come across the problem (i\'m sure there are some of you out there) where you\'ve started to paint your mini\'s for competition after filing and sanding it the best as possible to remove mould lines, rough surfaces and the like, only to find that the mini was cast with an older mould...

so politics is probably the last thing that should be on a board like this, but is there any other canadians out there that are worried about this conservative minority government?

so i started painting again after a year and a half. GD Canada is almost around the corner, so i decided to get my @$$ in gear, and i figure i\'ll slack off at work a bit to make sure i have time to paint. porblem is, i remembered what i hated most about painting - not the painstaking slow...

i\'m sure as hell that most of you dont know who the hell i am, but my newly wed wife and i just got back from our wedding reception as man and wife! i just had to annouce this to everyone, because i couldn\'t be happier! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:innocent:

anyone out there have any idea if there is a superglue solvent out there that will dissolve the glue itself, but not paint that is already been laboured on? i just finished retouching some of my old school silverhelm [the ones with bretonnia barding] and some superglue got into the scale mail...

hi, after 6 years i\'ve finally finished my pot of orc brown from the old flip top GW paints. i have not been able to find an equivalent from cote d\'armes, and was wondering if anyone had a spare pot lying around? i\'m not holding my breath, but as i use it in all my highelves, i don\'t want...