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Capitolron
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Mike
I see the WorkBench at the Command Bunker is well ARMED !
LOL - good for you !
Ron
I see the WorkBench at the Command Bunker is well ARMED !
LOL - good for you !
Ron
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Springfield '03, Mauser, Enfield, Browning, Colt, Armalite, Eagle, Hi-Power, Winchester, Kalishnikov, all great last names or businesses!
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Mauser-is that the 98K that you have? I'm looking for one, but I think I'll have to settle for a license-built copy.
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Brad,
No, mine is a sporterized 7mm of WWI vintage, bought in your neck of the woods back in the 80's along with the MkIV Enfield.
Mike
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Very nice and organised work station Randy. Some lovely looking figures on it also and what a collection of books !!!!!!!
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Randy,
Too orderly... It's maddening! You need some children, pets, debris, explosions, excrement-flinging monkeys, something to desterilize the place
Seriously, I thing we all strive for your place of calm and reflection
Mike
Too orderly... It's maddening! You need some children, pets, debris, explosions, excrement-flinging monkeys, something to desterilize the place
Seriously, I thing we all strive for your place of calm and reflection
Mike
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Wow, way too neat!
No, just teasing!
Are the popsicle sticks paint chips or samples of some kind?
Those are stirring sticks--one for each paint that I use with the brand and color on the stick.
Randy
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Very nice and organised work station Randy. Some lovely looking figures on it also and what a collection of books !!!!!!!
Tip of the Iceberg I'm afraid--1st floor library
Heck I was an academic for over 25 years so old habits die hard
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Randy,
Too orderly... It's maddening! You need some children, pets, debris, explosions, excrement-flinging monkeys, something to desterilize the place
Seriously, I thing we all strive for your place of calm and reflection
Mike
This is my assistant Brewster "Brew" Bear who keeps my collections in order.
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Capitolron
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Randy
Lets get a closer look at those TOY SOLDIERS in the back of the 1st Floor Library !
Looks like some real cool stuff back there - how about a look-see ?
Lets get a closer look at those TOY SOLDIERS in the back of the 1st Floor Library !
Looks like some real cool stuff back there - how about a look-see ?
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Randy
Lets get a closer look at those TOY SOLDIERS in the back of the 1st Floor Library !
Looks like some real cool stuff back there - how about a look-see ?
2 shots of the cabinet and my workstation where I post from in my 2nd floor study. Most of the soldiers have appeared in my dioramas. Here they are just lined up waiting for a "casting call."
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Love the Library! I love books and usualy have several going at the same time. There is something about holding a book and turning pages. Nice display cases too! Bowdoin College home of my favoorite Union hero Joshua Chamerlin
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Randy,
I just had a similar library installed in my home's first floor (I chose a dark reddish wood rather than white, but have very similar pillasters and moldings). I had a window seat built in with a nice view of the duck pond bordering on my driveway.
It will (hopefully) be unveilled for the Symposium. Once the final touches to the work are completed, and my wife loads up the shelves, I will take and post some photos.
Sadly, no toy soldiers are allowed outside of the Museum (my wife lets me get away with a lot, but not taking over the rest of the house, the entire 3rd floor is all I get).
I just had a similar library installed in my home's first floor (I chose a dark reddish wood rather than white, but have very similar pillasters and moldings). I had a window seat built in with a nice view of the duck pond bordering on my driveway.
It will (hopefully) be unveilled for the Symposium. Once the final touches to the work are completed, and my wife loads up the shelves, I will take and post some photos.
Sadly, no toy soldiers are allowed outside of the Museum (my wife lets me get away with a lot, but not taking over the rest of the house, the entire 3rd floor is all I get).