More Figures for Richard

[SteveH]

Morning Peter

Great work on the modulation, inspiring stuff, time to get out the field grey.

Pardon the pun but it looks like the glasses issue will need looking into, and don't spare their embarrassment, they should get it right, that's why specs cost so much!

Enjoy the Museum, what a sensible young man.

Catch up after the mini winter has past over, 2 C here this morning

Brrr!

Have a positive and combative visit to the opticians and a relaxing Sunday.

Regards

Steve H

[JR]

My word that a piece of painting to be proud of Peter.

I've been to just about every major opticians over the years and independents, my local Vision Express optician is a fantastic chap and has given me the best service ever. I think when they get some one with a complex eye problem they either enjoy the challenge to get the prescription right or they find it too time consuming and hurry to get you out. It's all about sales to some .
Hope you get things sorted, to be told you will get used to them is not right .
John .

[Jim R]

Hi Peter
I would have posted earlier but all the talk of biccies and I had to go to the shops for some choccie hobnobs :smiling2:
My wife had a very poor experience with Specsavers. Months of complaining and eventually a full refund. Went to an independent opticians and although more expensive total satisfaction.
I do like this figure. The face in particular is superb - a slight tweeking of your palette?
Jim

[Guest]

Steve - Cold and wet here - not great for a trip to London tomorrow. Perhaps I'll argue that I need to stay and look after the dog.

John - Katherine says she's coming with me to the optician - now they're for it!

Jim - I'm always tweaking my palette! I haven't done anything differently except to perhaps up the contrasts a bit. I've become more aware of the fact that Field Grey can look a bit boring unless it's well modulated (not that I've managed it here).

I've got most of his gear on:

[Steven000]

Lovely blending of colors Peter :thumb2:
Cheers, Steven

[Neil Merryweather]

fabulous a s always Peter. I particularly like the handle of the entrenching tool

[Guest]

Steven. Thanks. I'm trying a bit harder with this one!

Neil. Thanks also. Funnily enough, I found the entrenching tool the hardest part. I stripped it down twice before coming up with the final finish. The handle has the wood grain moulded into it, which helps.

I've been let off going to London tomorrow (anxiety mounting, hate trains, hate London, which I can say after having lived there for 21 years, and no-one to look after the dog), so should get this done tomorrow.

[Richard48]

London argggh.I had to summon my.courage to use underground last week.Hate the blasted thing,The heat,Ignorant rude people shoving.Luckily only 5 stops and changed and x2 stops to Pimlico.My eyes arent so good now.Have to use optivisor now and close up work not so easy.
Stunning paint job Mr.D.I wish Dragon would have done more U.S stuff and more Vietnam stuff.
Hope the old mince pies get sorted mate.
Richard.

[Guest]

Coming along real nice Peter :smiling3:.

[Guest]

Richard - I've got out of going to London, thank goodness - too many associations with the bad old days.

Glasses sorted. They reckon they hadn't been fitted properly, but to be fair, they didn't try to persuade me to stick with the varifocals. Instead, just long vision lenses, my old reading glasses and a big refund to spend on my son's birthday. It also turned out that my prescription hadn't changed so much that I needed new glasses anyway.

We bought my son a turntable so that he can play all of my old LPs (and a few he's bought). I asked about a pair of stereo speakers, but apparently they don't come in pairs any more. 'How can stereo come from a single speaker?' I asked. A snigger was the only reply.

Ralph - Glad you like our man.

[scottie3158]

Peter,
Nice work. But I think you should welease wodderwick.

[Guest]

Having been based in London, doing the rounds of all the flesh pots etc in the mid to late 60's, and then going back again about a year ago, sorry but you can keep it.
Peter,
Good to see your son is appreciating the good things in life, turntables and LP's.
Still impressed with your work as well....
Mike.

[Guest]

Scottie - No, welease Woger!

Mike - My son has amazing taste in music: my own!!!! The two hour commute each way across just five miles of south London is a horror that still lives with me. That and other things.....

[Lee Drennen]

Peter. Great looking updates

[Guest]

Cheers Lee. Should get him finished today.