Back in August I set myself the challange of clearing the "odds &
sods" that I had built up over the years, whilst I did not achieve the
required results it did focus the mind and has allowed me to back fill
several projects.
With plans a foot for next year, I really need to focus on clearing several of the items languishing on the paint table.
Right, that's reminded me how much I've got to do, I must get back to the painting table.
With plans a foot for next year, I really need to focus on clearing several of the items languishing on the paint table.
- A couple of shock markers for the US Marines for Chain of Command, a Senior and Junior Leader for the Marine Corps.
- A member of the Press Corp for modern day Africa.
- Senior and Junior Leader for converting my late war Russians to Chain of Command.
- 2 AT Guns for the Russians as support options.
- A Tudor Artillery piece for the Elizabethan Wars.
- Women, Children, Engineers and a surgeon for Ireland.
Right, that's reminded me how much I've got to do, I must get back to the painting table.
Hey, they're spackled... that's halfway done! Good luck and get cracking, we want to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteNo pressure then :-)
DeleteGlad to see that you have a tleast made some progress Stu. Over the past few months, I've really tried to stick to one project at a time, coupled with backlog clearing of stuff. Doing pretty well but lack of time generally to paint is my biggest issue.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could say the same Steve, although I have cut may purchases down due to plenty in the queue that has been amassed over about 10 years.
DeleteCheers
Stu
A good variety of periods and scale to keep you keen Stu.
ReplyDeleteAlso good to see someone else who bases his figures before painting.
Is their another way Pat??? :-)
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