My New Blog

A rarity in the world of Wargames & figure painting. A female, the better half of Kev at the Cabin "Kevs Wargames Cabin" blog.
I am very new to painting, although I have put up with Kevs obsession for some time. Well if you can't beat them, join them.
I am very new to all this painting malarkey, this blog is really to show my progress as I hopefully get better. I do game sometimes, "Saga" & "Magic the Gathering". I love all things Tolkien & have a keen interest in history.
Please leave comments, (nice ones please).

Charlie....

Wednesday, 11 September 2013

painting again

Started painting again last night. Attempted the velite bust that JB kindly sent me, thank you James.

 I really enjoyed getting back to painting and made a good start blocking the colours.

Another game of saga planned for the weekend and lets hope i can give Kev a better run for his money that last saturday when i suffered a miserable embarrasing defeat. Pics and battle report to be posted at the weekend.
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4 comments:

  1. Charlie at the Cabin11 September 2013 at 20:01

    Okie doki Loki lol :)

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  2. Sean11 September 2013 at 20:17

    Glad to hear you're painting. I'm told losing builds character. I must have a lot of character.

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    1. Charlie at the Cabin12 September 2013 at 19:52

      Like you Sean i must have a great deal of character as in all the games i've played i've only won 2. I have been reading up on rules and hope my dice are a little better this weekend lol.

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  3. nbde202013 January 2020 at 05:56

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