Nagged by Ray to join in again this year and finally relented (head is in a slightly better place) and as you can see I started blogging again, it will mostly be 15mm modern and sci-fi (and a lot of dettol used too!)
Terms and conditions found here!
There is some 28mm stuff too, 28mm Sedgemoor gits from Ray, some Prodos 28mm Predators and an APC from Vinnie and a 15mm cinema from Blotz.......
This year I've buried a few dogs and we were left with just one, the other half wanted her to have some company and a couple of months back she brought a puppy home(something small she said(half collie/half dalmatian!!!) from a friend whose girl had been a little flirty one evening.
Anyway this thing is mad but lovable(stupid) and within a few weeks ran in the way of a falling hay bale (I was trying to sort out) and broke her leg, so currently 800+ euros out of pocket and counting, only allowed 5 minute walks, caravan arrest, has eaten rugs, figures, clothing and non dog food items etc....
Has caused financial ruin (thank feck for the other halfs parents helping us out) and nearly put me off ever owning any more dogs.......
The git sleeping off another vet visit and her sedation, she has broken my bloody heart......apologies for the canine related news but it's been an emotional nut kicking time recently!
Well done to Curt and now I hear he has minions, the poor fecker (can you get cream for it I wonder?).
To my fellow painting challengers (except Ray).........good luck!
Good luck in the Challenge. Dog a speedy recovery. I wish you strong nerves and good luck
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated my friend!
DeleteGood luck giving it a go. haha pups sure can and will eat anything. Hopefully her leg heals up quick. Vet visits sure are never cheap.
ReplyDeleteNice one Pat!
DeleteGood luck Fran, and I wish that little rascal gets well soon! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that!
DeleteWelcome back to the challenge, and good luck big fella :)
ReplyDeleteCollie-Dalmatian cross? You're going to have an "interesting" (and probably very expensive) time with that one. Wishing the pup a speedy recovery.
Cheers Tamsin!
DeleteGood luck to you you old git!!! Now get my bloody figures painted!!!!
ReplyDeleteShut up even older git!
DeletePoor pup!
ReplyDeleteGlad you've jumped back into the challenge.
Cheers Alex!
DeleteRay really did miss you, didn't he?
ReplyDeleteThe man is a burden!
DeleteGood luck on the challenge. Can't wait to see what you do with the cinema. Tough go with the dogs.
ReplyDeleteIt is what it is Chris, thanks!
DeleteGood luck to you too! We’ll see you the field of honour
ReplyDeleteCheers, field of what?, have you spoken to Ray?
DeleteWelcome back to the challenge and Good luck Fran and best wishes to your dog!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks for that Christopher!
DeleteI have come to learn that cats are very capable of finding new and creative ways to piss one off. Seems that certain types of dog are equally talented. I might have guessed...
ReplyDeleteBloody animals.....heart breakers!
DeleteBeen there and done that with SWMBO and small dogs with big medical bills. I feel you pain mate! Best of luck in IX.
ReplyDeleteYou're a good man Millsy!
DeleteThis Battle of the Brushes challenge, my General, will be as easy to win as when you defeated the barbaric blitzkrieg of the ------an hordes in the Valley of the Sheehold. Hail Franonia!
ReplyDeleteHail Franonia!
DeleteGood luck Fran, may the Miniatures force be with you!
ReplyDeleteDecent of you to say my friend!
DeleteBest of luck, Fran! Looks like you're going to have your work cut out with the new addition to the family!
ReplyDeleteTell me about it mate!
Deletewishing the doggo a speedy recovery mate and best of luck in the challenge
ReplyDeleteCheers for that!
DeleteGood luck sir!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal!
Deleteonly a puppy for a time, i suppose, maybe wise up with dog years, hehe. i'm a bit intrigued to see some of ur modern/sci-fi's work. good luck.
ReplyDeletecheers old boy!
DeleteBest wishes on the challenge, Fran. And that is a cute pooch - despite her rascally start with the family. BTW, we said farewell to our 15 1/2 year old dog earlier this year too - she's the one on my blog banner to the right looking up at me in the photo.
ReplyDeleteThey break you heart when they're here and when they're gone!
DeletePoor dog! My best wishes!
ReplyDeleteCheers Skully!
DeleteGood luck with the challenge and your new addtion - he'll repay you when better.
ReplyDeleteShe better lol!
DeleteWell back to the challenge asylum ..
ReplyDeleteI'm a fork!
DeleteHey Lurker. So sorry to read about the other pups and that little sweet one, too. They really are trouble but oh my gosh, so worth it. Thanks for sharing the news with us. Happy Christmas to you and your honey bunny.
ReplyDeleteSame to you and yours Ivy!
DeleteSuch a cute little pup! What's her name? Sorry to hear about her leg -- hope that heals up soon!
ReplyDeleteCheers Chris.......her name is Skye!
DeleteNice name -- I like it!
DeleteDelighted to have you with us again, Fran. Skye looks lovely and a bit of a handful. Don't worry, she'll settle in.
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