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The dowel rods in a 2x4 idea is much nicer than my own variant - the long nails in a styrofoam block method. |
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| 8 November 2004 | page first published |
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Blue Table Painting paints some of the latest releases from Bronze Age Miniatures.
DJD Miniatures runs amok with a diorama of cavemen and the giant prehistoric armadillo!
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Here are some of Steve's 15mm Roman Auxillia on painting sticks, primed and ready for paint. The sticks are dowel rods. "I can spin them around for easier painting," says Steve, "and I stick them in holes drilled in a 2x4 and grab the next one."
Another project from Steve's workbench: An Early Russian DBA army is being based and flocked on his basing boards.
"I use them so I can slop paint on my stands," says Steve, "and still be able to move them around."
And this is a Medieval DBA camp that Steve made.
Steve has an elegant storage system for his DBA armies. "I put magnets on the bottom of the plastic trays and metal stands," says Steve, "so things don't shift around during transport. This box can hold 10 DBA armies, plus some camps, dice, rulers, and rules."
