Four 1/16 Dragon Figures

[Guest]

Hope you are clear, stay warm and keep modelling if you can.

[Guest]

Cheers chaps.

Been painting, but now feeling pretty groggy and am off to bed.

[Andy Belsey]

Peter,
I do hope that you're up to painting again soon. Get well my friend!!
Andy

[Steve Jones]

Get well soon Peter. I'm sure a few days away from everything will do you good. Stay safe my friend

[Guest]

Andy - I'd paint on Doomsday. The best health-tonic there is.

Steve - Thanks for your kind words. I think I'll survive - lots of sleep seems to be the answer.


Our man:

[stillp]

Get well soon Peter.
Pete

[Jason Crausby]

Great job as usual Peter.... just catching up as for no apparent reason BT changed my phone number which cut off my internet access... somebody got their lines crossed but nobody seems to know who...hope your feeling better soon... take care
Jason

[Guest]

Peter .
Best place in bed when you feel like that. Hope things improve and you are being waited on hand and foot !

[SteveH]

Morning Peter

Hopefully you've had a peaceful nights rest?

Lovely work and a great distraction from being ill,

Keep yourself hydrated and enjoy the relief that painting gives when you can

Its going to be a cold snap.

Wrap up and stay warm and well watered

Have a good day and take good care, all of you

Regards

Steve H

[Guest]

Pete - Not getting any worse at least. Thanks.

Jason - Sounds fairly typical. They changed the local TV signal about six months ago and we lost everything. We just use I-Player etc now and there's no loss, and even better, no adverts!

John - It's a weird illness because it seems to come and go. One moment you feel a bit better, the next you collapse into a coughing fit. Not much TLC from the others as they're keeping their distance - you find out who your friends are at times like this!

Steve - Yes, sleeping OK. Drinking lots of water and sleeping when needed. Will try and do more painting today as it's such a great distraction.

[Neil Merryweather]

I love that beard ,Peter( on the figure....).
hope you feel better soon

[rtfoe]

Hi Peter, just read about your symptoms. Get some sun if there is any in your area. This virus love cold and damp spots. So far there isn't any remidy for this blasted thing except to sit it out. Hope you feel better soon.

Regards,
Richard

[Guest]

Neil - Thanks. My own beards getting a bit too Hoxton as it happens - must get the clippers out.

Richard - The weather has just turned colder as it happens - not that that makes any difference to me now.

Back to the figure, and his personal equipment is done:

[Guest]

Coming along nicely Peter :smiling3:.

[Guest]

Steve - Nothing to apologise for. Feeling a bit over-sensitive because it looks like, yay! I have the Coronovirus. I've been feeling a bit under the weather with my usual winter sinusitis, but I also developed a sore throat and earache and began to feel very lethargic. Could have been anything, until last night, the cough started. I have some tightness in the chest and a slight fever as a result, so it looks pretty clear, though there are no tests available here in Kent.

Not sure where I got it from, as I don't go out much, but my son has been going to school and my wife has been galavanting all over the south of England.

So, my wife, son and myself are self-isolating, which will be fun (probably end up killing eachother). My son is already pretty depressed about the school situation, as he's supposed to be taking his A-Levels this year and it looks like his 18th birthday in May will be a damp squib. Katherine, fortunately can work from home.

At least I have modelling to keep me sane.

Peter,
Hope you improve health wise, I do enjoy looking at your work and look forward to more.
Mike.