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3 September 2002page first published

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For the past few months, Workbench has been filled with articles by master painters showing how they accomplish their beautiful results.

That type of article is wonderful, but sometimes people feel that can't "live up" to what the masters can accomplish. Therefore, we wanted to run an article that was addressed at the specific needs of a "wargamer-level" painter.

Ken Messenger's Victorian British force

Reader Ken Messenger has volunteered to share some photos from his first foray into Victorian historical figures. (The first article listed below is Ken's contribution.) Since he is looking for feedback, we encourage you to comment on the article.