Lastly I tackled the command group (PL, Radio Operator, 2" mortarman and PIAT) and a pack of "SAS" troopers in denison smocks. The SAS were a nice addition as they gave me an opportunity to practice doing the camouflage pattern for the British Airborne platoon I am also working on.
I am still one squad shy of completion on this crew, plus I need to get some auxiliary teams added to force. The current pandemic has apparently disrupted the supply chain, but I have plenty of para's to hold me over until reinforcements arrive.
Speaking of which, I am perhaps going to get on something of a normal update schedule again. It seems working from home at a computer terminal for the last three months has sapped my reserves for any interest in blogging. Hobby-wise, I have managed to continue painting. The end result is a tremendous, and eclectic, backlog of figures that have yet to be posted here on my digital diary. We will see what July brings.
Nice additions. Now that I am back in the office, still 75% of m y visits are "virtual, either telephone or Telehealth (ie, with video). Not bad, but all of us look forward to having the majority of our visits be face to face. I doubt that will be any time soon.
ReplyDeleteI understand. I found teaching physics virtually to be a soul-kill. Student's are barely/rarely engaged and even the active ones don't really want to investigate concepts very deeply. Everything ends up asynchronous, and the days flit away. Science is not a spectator sport.
Delete"Science is not a spectator sport." Love the quote, and I very firmly believe in the importance of what you do. Understanding Science requires you to get your hands a bit "dirty" (at least figuratively), so that you understand that the scientific process is a living breathing thing, that builds on what has gone before, but is always questioning!
DeleteGreat looking Brits, Jake! Maybe one day we can put these troops through the paces in a FtF game?
ReplyDeleteThat would be good. My plan was to host a game of CoC if you ever make it down this way. Perhaps add in a Palouse to the Pines ride?
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