More crates, and one of them is not like the others...

 Missed out on last nights online painting session due to a massive migraine, and my boardgame buddy dropped out tonight so grabbed some stuff on the table and got to work. In the end I only managed to finish a few more crates, and after putting them in the box with the rest of what I have painted sofar I really need to get going with making foam strips covered with tarp to quickly fill up a warehouse. My painting speeds is just to slow to get this box filled otherwise.

Still, pretty chuffed with these.

The white crate is for 0200 Hours. I tried to paint Eigentum der Wehrmacht, fucked up, and just added Streng Geheim. The joys of not breathing and using a 00 brush aka how to make your issues more severe....but at least the result is nice :)

Time to build some 15mm huts ( Sarissa Precision K505 )

 Time to start building something a bit more tropical. 90 minutes start to finish, 5 more kits to go (but not tonight). 15mm Sarissa Precision Planked style village house LOW K505 with a added tin sheet roof as this will pull double duty with my AK-47 collection. 

I want to try and build the remaining 5 this week, if I can keep this speed up that is 3 evenings and a bit of time in the weekend. Next week try and paint the lot.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. can wait for a bit, I need to get the energy for that back.

Cyberpunk Coolers JPEGs for printing

 My head, like my hands, is a bit overtaxed, so did some low effort stuff and made a bunch of JPEGs of Cyberpunk Coolers to be printed off in the future for the Minimart etc. 

This years Christmas treat to myself.

 I thought it was time to treat myself to the last remaining Wings of Wars rulessets I was still missing, and a starterset for the SCW. It's a pity the taxman hit me up twice, once with VAT in the UK and then with BTW here in the Netherlands, taking the costs up to a eyewatering 125 euros for 3 starterpacks of aircraft and 3 booklets, but that is what it is. Now to pack it all up and shove it under the Xmas tree and not think too much about it all.