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November Workbench

 As usual, I am doing a lot of different stuff at once. What I especially like doing is individual figure variations and conversions. That is because I like to have character and hero figures and also, usually, variation within wargaming units.   I featured the Indian in an earlier post. He is a combination of standing and sitting Airfix Indian (sone by the copiers) on a spare made in England horse (Cheriliea or Charbens?)   I made another painted copy of the ElastoWit space princess. This was from one of my more successful molds. The green color is a mix of silver and green.                          Kelloggs Friar Tuck: I have another original with club intact but the one I cast from was missing his weapon.    This is a resin casting from my conversion of a cheapo modern infantryman into a revolting gorilla. (They have some nasty habits involving personal hygiene). The end of the assault rifle did not come out so I added copper wire and will finish it with putty. I'll post a pic w

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