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October 15, 2018 at 3:36 pm #1286969
Scourge Vampires done for Dropzone Commander. Just Griffins left to go to finish my pledge. Gonna put back the Tharn until after they release the rest of the Tharn and paint them all at once. They don’t come out until Dec 21st.
October 15, 2018 at 10:12 pm #1287178Not familiar with Dropzone Commander models BUT the highlights on the wings are only surpassed by the body detail . Beautiful.
October 16, 2018 at 9:55 pm #1287823Evening all,
Some really great work from you guys. So inspirational. @lawnor nearly hit the final target too looking at the spreadsheet, well done indeed.
So I’ve been busy painting away but I’ve also got a new job which is eating into my posting time. I’ve updated the spreadsheet and have 317/365 completed. I’ll post images of everything that is done here over the next couple of evenings but here is a small taster.
I’ve been working on a 3D Catan board my eldest son bought and then abandoned at my house, presumably in the hope I would paint it. Well I’ve finished it and he can have it for Christmas but the rest of you get to see it now. I did five sets of playing pieces as well, not such an impressive photo as they are still on the backing boards they were painted on. Wasn’t sure how to count them on the spreadsheet so in the end went with 4 castles or 5 houses or 20 roads = one 28mm miniature. In total the board tiles and player sets were worth a total of 40 towards my annual total.
More photos soon 🙂
November 14, 2018 at 10:46 am #1301623The year is almost over. I’ve set up a 2019 thread over here for more pledges. Only 7 more weekends left for us to hit our goals and some of those will be eaten up by Christmas. I should hit my target and I see a lot of people close to theirs too. Good work, everyone! Lets see just how green we can make that chart before 2019.
November 17, 2018 at 9:07 am #1302983….. and done all set goals by the 17th November 2018. …. A lot longer than I expectedbut this has been a bumper year for painting for me …. I got diverted on four seperate occassions by new stuff coming out but still managed to complete everything I pledged.
Big and sincere thanks to @lawnor , your spreadsheet was a godsend and kept me focused. I haven’t ever made such a big dint in my painting pile nor felt so satisfied at the end of a hobby year. Thank you 🙂
November 17, 2018 at 10:49 am #1303010Damn you, @beardragon14 you beat me to finish! 😉 Well done getting it all done. i’m still working on my last project for 2018, but it overlaps with starting my 2019 pledge so I’ve started work there too. I also started the prep work for a 2019 project last night too. It helps to be prepared. Having a plan for the year and trying to stick to it can really help make progress, and to focus where you actually need it. Glad to see its been helping people.
November 26, 2018 at 3:08 pm #1307425The Rotterhorn Griffon for Circle Orboros
The Razorwing Griffon for Circle Orboros
Five more Scarsfell Griffons for Hordes painted. That’s my 2018 pledge finished at last and I even got a model done towards my 2019 pledge while I’m at it.
December 17, 2018 at 10:07 pm #1314940I’ve finally made it. With a couple of weeks to go I’m currently on 372 completed paint jobs. I’m not totally done with the pledges as there are still 13 Mythic Battles Pantheon left but I’m sure I’ll get them polished off before the year is out. I’m confident of busting through the 400 barrier by the end of the year as I’ve got some bits to finish off for Christmas presents. This would be a big improvement on my best ever year where I finished on 374.
Sorry for the lack of photos. If there is a quiet several hours I may post some of the ones I took through the year or perhaps do a group shot of MBP when thay are all done.
December 18, 2018 at 6:14 am #1314958Congratulations @zoidpinhead Good effort Sir ! 🙂
December 31, 2018 at 9:30 pm #1318426So with a few hours left I have completed the main objective for 2018’s Pledge – I’ve finished all of the Mythic Battles: Pantheon. I also got through some other bits for Christmas presents and have a final total for the year which stands at 428 miniatures. This exceeds my highest ever completed miniatures total of 374 which was the total for last year.
Here is a picture of all of the completed MB:P miniatures on a large river, cliff and waterfall terrain piece I bult as a table end/divider:
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed working on my miniatures and terrain and thanks to everyone in this pledge group for your support and encouragement. Looking forward to continued progress with you all in the 2019 Hobby Pledges.
January 1, 2019 at 5:21 pm #1319120MB: P by itself is an epic achievement, but 428 minis is amazing. I’d love to get that many done. I dropped down to 320 minis in 2018 from around 340 for the past 2 years.
January 1, 2019 at 10:34 pm #1319443Thanks @lawnor I’m very happy with the final total for the year. Whilst the quality isn’t amazing on some of MB:P using the short cut techniques I have learned here on BoW I am quite impressed with many and all look great in the game context. Anything over 300 is very impressive and the quality you consistently deliver is excellent. We should be very pleased with such amazing progress over a number of years now. This is my fourth year over 365 minis and that puts me streets ahead of what I used to get done.
Not making much of a dent in the mountain but at least I’m outpacing new acquisitions.
January 1, 2019 at 11:52 pm #1319475That the best any of us can really hope for. A net decrease in unpainted plastic while still buying more.
January 3, 2019 at 10:11 pm #1321769It is now 2019 but I did a final Hobby audit, for 2018 I painted 220 minis and 15 pieces of scenery, this is a new hobby record for me and I attribute it to the motivation I got from people on this thread thank you all ( and big thanks to @lawnor for his leadership in making this thread and associated spreadsheet)
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