Dragon 1/16 Sturmbannfuhrer Ardennes

[JR]

Apologises yet again Peter.
Missed the start completely, sorry to read of your recent overindulge causing the reaction.
Hope you and the dog are ok.
Sunny here but feel so cold outside.

[Guest]

Lovely finish Peter:smiling3:.

[SteveH]

OOOOps forgot to press post!!!




Morning Peter

Darn it, I was going to send you an Easter basket of doughnuts LOL

Sorry!

Lovely work and great pants Gromit!

The figure looks completely different to the box art.

I guess you'll finish today and then onto choosing another victim?

Snow down here, the wind is picking up and the BBC forecast wintery weather for the next 10 days.

Hope Joe is OK after the vets?

Have a good painting day

Regards

Steve H

[Guest]

John - No probs. The site's busy at the moment and there's lots to see. Joe had 11 teeth out in the end, about £1000 worth of treatment - not sure who's feeling the most pain!. Hopefully the insurance will cover a good part of it.

Ralph - Many thanks my man.

Steve - It's been finished in the interim. Hope you approve. Joe is feeling very sorry for himself - looks very dejected and is groaning a bit. He's also got bald patches all over his chest and forelegs where they did tests and attached monitors, poor little lad. He was sick a bit in the night due to the anaesthetic, but seems more settled now - I got a kiss, which means I'm partially forgiven.

[wotan]

Peter

Another beautiful piece for the collection and what's more he has also got his trousers muddy...!

John

[Lee Drennen]

Peter. Ok this one is my all time favorite thanks for choosing this one Peter very elegant painting and I like the base as well

[scottie3158]

Peter,
Another winner for the collection.

[Guest]

John - Many thanks. A big compliment coming from such a great painter as yourself. The mud is done with pastels, something I'm getting more into.

Lee - Very many thanks. The pleasure was all mine - a great kit and nice to paint.

Scottie - Very glad you like it. Thank you.

[Steve Jones]

Totally missed this one Peter. A great figure all round

Glad to hear you are on the mend now.

[Guest]

Cheers Steve - That's enough camo for a while.

[SteveH]

Morning Peter

Good to hear Joe is on the mend.

Frosty here, again, hopefully a clear bright dry day ahead

Have fun with the next one

Regards

Steve H

[Guest]

Morning Steve. Joe's much perkier and learning to live with ewer teeth. Next one coming up....

[Guest]

Hi Peter please can you slow down I can't keep up with you youngsters I'm getting old I can't read this quickly, lovely work yet again it's beyond me how you keep up this standard or work, just brilliant.
Pete.

[Steve Brodie]

Pete,
looking good. glad your over your Hypo. I had the scariest time in my life last summer. We queued outside a chip shop in grange-over-sands for about an hour in the sun, up the steps, round the counter and were next to order, said to my wife i didn't feel too good, had hypos before - so knew (i thought) i had a couple of minutes to get to the car and my glucose tablets. Next thing i am grabbing onto the counter, cant move, legs locked in place, knuckles turning white, couldn't hear anything and my wife said my pupils were fixed. She ran to the car to get my meds, luckily someone else in the queue knew what to do and basically poured a can and a half of full fat coke down my neck, i couldn't even open my mouth fully to get the drink in. 5 minutes later and after sitting on a chair i was back to normal. scary stuff though.

[Guest]

Pete - Glad you like him. You're a bit speedy yourself you know - straight out of hospital and on to the plastic in no time.

Steve - Sounds like a bad one. I'm type 2 so get a different kind of attack - blurred vision, severe headache, palpitations, sweating, dizziness etc etc. They tend to last for about four hours, but I feel the aftereffects for another couple of days. Ain't life great?