Blog: Malacassa's Oldhammer Blog
Owner: Malacassa
Author: Rob D
Post: Free Bosham Car Wash!
Now this second picture is only 30 minutes after the first picture. Proving that the tide comes in fast! In case you are wondering there are plenty of signs warning that the tide floods the impromptu carpark and adjacent road on every tide. It would be fair to say that the owner was entirely happy when they returned to car a little bit later. 
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Owner: Malacassa
Author: Rob D
Post: Free Bosham Car Wash!
Save a Pound but...
Now, I don't normally post on topics not directly related to the hobby. But occasionally am off-topic post is needed. A friend and I stopped at Bosham harbour for a well deserved coffee after a MTB ride. With tide coming in, the harbour side car park was filling up and someone had forgotten to move their car! Attempts were made to find the owner but to no avail.
I recommend to pay the £2 to park in the nearby carpark if you come to Bosham harbour. As that doesn't flood.
I recommend to pay the £2 to park in the nearby carpark if you come to Bosham harbour. As that doesn't flood.
Now this second picture is only 30 minutes after the first picture. Proving that the tide comes in fast! In case you are wondering there are plenty of signs warning that the tide floods the impromptu carpark and adjacent road on every tide. It would be fair to say that the owner was entirely happy when they returned to car a little bit later.
Goldberry
Anyway I have managed to paint a couple of minis including this repaint of Goldberry. Which I found surprisingly tricky because of the simplicity of the mini. There really very little detail is very uncluttered. Meaning the dress needs to blend smoothly.
After hunting round my paints, I found this green in a twenty year old pot of Humbrol paint. Whilst certainly an improvement over the first attempt. I am still not quite happy with the final result. So, will probably wait a couple more years, like I did between the first and second paint jobs.
After hunting round my paints, I found this green in a twenty year old pot of Humbrol paint. Whilst certainly an improvement over the first attempt. I am still not quite happy with the final result. So, will probably wait a couple more years, like I did between the first and second paint jobs.
Rob
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