Silver Bayonet to regain Mojo
Introduction
I have been suffering from painters block and have been unable to progress significantly on any of my current projects, so I have come up with the bright idea of starting a new project.
While I am waiting for the rulebook and French to arrive (I am only starting with one faction as I do not want to be overwhelmed, plus I can use these models to try out solo rules whilst I paint the British which I will get once the French are finished) I have been looking through old models to see what I can utilise in the game. I am enjoying using the models from some of unfinished projects (as I have found a basing style that I like and will be using across multiple projects) meaning I will also be progressing some of these projects as well particularly my Glorantha/Saga and Achtung Cthulhu projects.
I will be documenting my progress including Reviews, painting, modelling, and battle reports here to try and keep me on track.
Inspiration for whilst I am working
A Ghoul from Rafm miniatures Call of Cthulhu range I am using as a Hobgoblin
A Vampire from the Draculas America range
One of my favourite Werewolf models by Lion Tower miniatures 
A Reaper Bones Demon
A Black Dog, sorry I cannot remember the manufacturer 
A Sarissa farmhouse, an Iron Gate well and a troll from Warploque miniatures
Some sheep
Some clue tokens
Once clue tokens are explored I intend to have tokens to represent specific clues, this one is for mutilated corpse
Another corpse? Photo in honour of @avernos
Glad to see another hobbyist joining the Silver Bayonet ranks. My stuff has not arrived yet, but like you I have ordered several models that I will display in a project.
If there is one thing I find frustrating is that you stole the Kronos Vampire Hunter idea for my picture! No problemo, I will go with Necormancer and the Napoleonic British. It is a movie you should watch if you like the genre. It is a slow burn but worth it.
As NR commented, great to see someone else jumping into the Silver Bayonet. That’s a nice collection of existing models you’ve pulled together, I look forward to seeing your French when they are ready for the table.