#hobbying

then before they know it they have a pile of shame backlog 6 game systems deep and over a thousand models

Here we flit back to the early 18th century and the War of Spanish Succession, with these Huguenot infantry from that period. I realise I've had to take quite a bit of creative license with these uniforms, as historical sources for them are rather few and far between, given that the Huguenots would often be incorporated into - and therefore wear the same uniforms as - their Protestant allies. I must admit I'm rather pleased with the way they've turned out; I have a tendency, when working on made-up colour schemes, to make them too colourful and therefore anachronistic for their chosen time period, but I think I'm getting there with these. Figures are once again from the masters at Ebor Miniatures in York (who else?).

Doctor Who: modding Character Options figures: Jamie McCrimmon & Zoe Herriot; Adric, Tegan Yovanka, Nyssa, Vislor Turlough; Barbara Wright & Susan Foreman

The Litle Lord is taking to the stage, singing (or screeching? Squeaking? Belching) to the tune of the Bilepipers bagpipe.

(Rayquaza's pedestal wasn't the best soooooo I wanted to see if he could coil around someone)