decorating kitchen helps Rome!

[grant]

Cabinet up...Rome on display. Delighted...pics tomorrow, off to bed

Looking forward to the pics! I renovated my main floor last year. Gutted the place - even cut out the floors to the beams. Not a fun time, to be sure. Nice ending though.

[carvel2]

Cabinet up...plenty of room for slingers and cavalry.
Tour de france proceeding well....mixture of plastic and metal figures ( I would definately buy WW1 British cyclist figures.... oh great Warlord in the sky!)
Eagle eyed will note the bookcases are being painted, hence emergency sofa use

PS need to reback the cabinet....suggested colours?

[grant]

Job's a good 'un!

[Cubster]

Typical, you're trying to build a set of shelves and the council insists on a cycle lane!

PS. I vote light blue for the backing.

[Invisible officer]

Long ago I had a free piece of wall large enough for such a case. But today......

Nice combination with other toys. Very clever.

[mikeland]

Fantastic! Pleased to see you have a little bit of space in there for more toys!

Do I spy some greeks?

[NORTIVS MAXIMVS]

Um ... I'm just wondering if it's wise to have the miniatures above the radiator

[carvel2]

@ NM ...got me worried now . Small radiator? Big room..generally not hot????
@ Mikeland..yes some old Greeks ...30 years + that were re worked a few months back
Not a good photo...

[Invisible officer]

The radiator? Would be no problem with my troops. Metal veterans. Only your modern plastic Romans might get soft But I guess the cabinet will keep the worst heat away from them. Anyway, from a Roman I expect a hypocaustum heating system below the floor. So with the kitchen ready you can start a new project. Floor heating feels great.

Nice paintwork on the Greek shields, I like the green nightmare on the right.

[carvel2]

Can you see that IO? my picture is cut short



I just need an excuse to recruit some better cast figures. At the time of purchase they were state of the art...you could choose the head and the shield Bought them when I was 16 at a Manchester Wargames event...along with 24 companion cavalry by the same manufacturer. No idea who.