I sieve into 3 sizes and then grind some in a mortar and pestle for dust.

That's a very armless joke -- I like it

very

Another month without a meeting but at least we are all safe and well - I hope

The 2 models I would have brought are first  the Tamiya M3 Lee tank converted to have bar armour fitted and placed at a road block in Africa. The figures are some of the Trumpeter "African Freedom Fighters" set and all are in 1/35 scale. The shade hut and bits and bobs such as the fridge, table etc are all scratch built.  The model still needs some bar armour on the front of the tankand the road and figure causing the commotion to be done.
The second photo shows a Dragon Russian JSU122 tank destroyer slightly - hohohoho - converted to have the gun removed and it will end up with an open fighting compartment with machine guns inside. The row of shops in the background are again scratch built and will be boarded up and covered with graffiti.
Both these models are on the web site alongside many other much better models - so if you wish to look and see how they have been produced - you know what to do - look at the web site.

I will accept that - hohohoho

I agree the figures give it scale and life - even if Kevin thinks I am a drip - I will get my own back on him, feel he is going to be turned into a zombie in the diorama.

So the chair IS for me - hohohoho