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As you probably guessed, this might be a strange topic for me after my last TWO posts.
But, I’ve recently finished a commission that caused me to work to specification within a designated deadline.
The end result was painting 52 minis within 60 days.
Well 53 days, the delivery arrived a week late.
So, how am I approaching this?
Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea
Publisher: GMT Games
Designers: Christopher Vorder Bruegge & Mark McLaughlin
Developer: Fred Schachter
MSRP: US$85.00
The Old Dutch Church by Things from the Basement is a recent project from their inspired by Sleepy Hollow series. It is considered to be one of their earliest models, however It is also one of the finest MDF kits I’ve encountered. I’ve assembled many kits from Sarissa Precision’s 28mm Pegasus bridge, to more recent 4Ground’s Wild West buildings…and everything in between in a variety of scales, and I have to say Joerg is one of the best in the business if not THE best.
We all start out our resolutions with gusto and enthusiasm, and then we hit a snag and give up. January was a slow month for me, but I was expecting it with the holidays and all. In February I had hoped to paint several batches of figures, especially since I had already started prepping and painting a platoon of figures with a real simple paint job before the month began. But, alas, ‘stuff’ happened. Sick family members, hospital visits, bad weather for priming, exhaustion. It all combined and I only finished the 26 man platoon.
Playing with 28mm and 15mm scales tends to be the norm in many gaming clubs. There’s benefits of gaming with miniatures smaller than the above scales. Listed below are my top reasons you should own smaller miniatures.
