Unfortunately, your experience mirrors mine in regards to the Redgrass brushes.

Far behind! Naw, that’s just resources and inventory for future projects. I just found a pile of Mordheim blisters while I was looking for some pre-Sumerian chaos dwarfs.

Love the freehand! Fun piece!

Training day - although it was trying too!

I’m in my 26th year of teaching. Day one training this year was shooter drill and then a presentation on United Way and how we can donate so kids will have food and clothes. I commented to my colleagues, “That was the most American school trying day ever.”

So, I have a correction. I was watching the JUGGZ podcast and Rob has been in direct contact with the Vallejo union leadership. They do want people to boycott the products until there is a resolution. So, no Vallejo for me until a fair resolution for the workers.

Brent, Here’s my concern: Vallejo was purchased by a private equity fund. They don’t care about the factory - they just bought the brand. I’m concerned they will outsource the paint manufacturing. The workers have asked customers not to boycott, but keep talking about it. That’s my understanding.

I’m all for supporting workers. This may come off as “whataboutism”, but I cannot help but wonder about other hobby products and the workers that produce them. Again, I’m down with avoiding Vallejo until these workers are better compensated, but should I stop buying products out of China?

Exactly my impression as well.