
Workbench
Workbench is where the Editor does his best to assemble, paint, and prepare
some of the products sent to us here at The Miniatures Page.
He may be more of a perfectionist
than you are - or he may be less of one! He's not trying to prescribe the One Right
Way. He's just trying to describe how one guy happens to do it.
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Generating portraits using Deep Dream Generator. [28 Mar 2023]
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Need custom bases? [30 Aug 2021] |
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The modeler himself shows how he paints Guilford Courthouse in 40mm scale. [1 Dec 2010] |
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Hate having to scratchbuild your own masts? Not any more... [28 Oct 2009] |
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The G Dog  couldn't say 'no' to this opportunity! [30 Jul 2009] |
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The goal is to build a series of gameboards covering Longstreet's Assault on the 2nd day of Gettysburg. [28 Jan 2008] |
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The G Dog  replicates a mortar schooner at Fort Jackson during the New Orleans campaign. [21 Dec 2007] |
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Damaged in an ocean crossing, Bay Area Yard's 1:600 scale U.S.S. Marmora finally appears in Workbench. [25 Jun 2007] |
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While driving across the country, the Editor was fortunate enough to be invited in by Steve Smith - and a wargaming tour was in order! [9 Nov 2004] |
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Reader Alamo36t tells us how to paint 10mm scale ACW figures quickly and easily. [5 Mar 2002] |
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The Editor finally finishes that ironclad project he started back in '98... [28 Jul 2001] |
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The Editor does his best with a 1:2400 scale resin ironclad, and even messes around with some artist gel... [27 Jul 2001] |
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