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I would go the route Warlord does with their Ram Kangaroo , by using half figures . Good way to use up those blah metal figures we've all got gathering dust
) are the most fun kit bashes
. And then of course there's the - reach over for a new bottle of paint , catch the up right brush standing in the water jar with my sleeve and end up drenching my work bench . At least the water cleans up better than the Turps did back in the old enamel paint era .
. No , not really , that would probably poison him , and I have no way to dispose of the body
) And then there's the , just a little bit more weathering should make this tank look fantastic , instead of a dusty panzer yellow you end up with a nice brown tank . ( 
me too ) . But today's epic fail is my best one yet . Last night I mixed up some RTV rubber make a master mold to cast some track pieces and a few bits for my Type 97 Japanese tank . Well somewhere along the way I screwed up on the ratio of catalyst to base . This morning , imagine my surprise to find I have a box of pudding instead of a rubber mold . None of the pieces to be cast where damaged , just coated in a thick gooey , sticks to everything coat of liquid rubber . It took the best part of 4 hours to clean all the parts using turps , dish soap , bathroom cleaner and Goo Gone in various combinations , as well , my room mate's tooth brush was sacrificed to help scrub the parts ( why would I use mine ? ) . I had to keep reminding myself that I enjoy this hobby , because for a while there I didn't , oh well I think I'll try it again tomorrow , give myself a bit of a break and watch some TV tonight instead . And finish scrubbing the remaining goo of my hobby bench . So , what's your epic fail or hobby disaster ? 
. So , instead I picked up a Meng T-34 egg tank 
