What's another year?

Started by petercooman, 03 December 2013, 11:47:57 PM

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petercooman

Seems not that long ago since i painted my first pendraken ww2 model, the churchill avre. I posted pics straigth away on the forum here, on the 23rd of december 2012.

Now, almost a year later, i finished the last of my british troops, and decided to put things togheter and take a picture!

Here is everything ww2 i painted in since 23 december last year  :D :D :D




Let's hope next year is as productive as this year  <:-P <:-P <:-P <:-P

Duke Speedy of Leighton

I would certainly say that has been productive, nice one!  :-bd
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petercooman

Thx!

I did forget to fit the scenery in the picture though  :D :D :D

Shecky

Not too bad for a years worth of work.

I started thinking it would be good for me to track how much I paint in a year so I can better understand how long it might take me to complete a project. But the more I think about it the more I realize I really don't want to know. I have grandiose ideas for projects and I really don't want to know that it might take 10 years or more to complete some... :P

petercooman

Just start small and keep adding to it, that's what i did. Paint everything i had and then when it's (nearly) finished, buy some more! It helps you not to loose heart!


Techno

Excellent stuff Peter !
Cheers - Phil.

fsn

Productive!

As a matter of interest, have you got an OOB? I love a nice OOB.
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GordonY

Looks luverrly, BUT and its a big but, dont go looking at any of that there Nik Harwood's posts, he doesnt measure painting time in years but hours.

petercooman

Quote from: fsn on 04 December 2013, 07:50:13 AM
Productive!

As a matter of interest, have you got an OOB? I love a nice OOB.

Not really, but i based my platoons etc of fred 12df's site, for the right numbers etc..

For example: my british infantry platoon mimics fred's one,only exception is i didn't get a wasp for the carrier platoon:
http://www.kerynne.com/games/BritishInfantry.html

My tanks however just come in squadrons, representing support derived from other regiments.


Axebreaker

That's quite a haul! Congrats! 8)

Christopher

richinq

That's a lot of painting for one year , well done.

I better get back to painting some more of my ww2.

Rich.

petercooman

Thanks all!

Quote from: richinq on 12 December 2013, 10:49:07 AM

I better get back to painting some more of my ww2.

Rich.

Go on, it's good for you, and you know you want to  ;) ;)

nikharwood

Quote from: GordonY on 04 December 2013, 08:27:37 AM
Looks luverrly, BUT and its a big but, dont go looking at any of that there Nik Harwood's posts, he doesnt measure painting time in years but hours.

Hehehe - I painted 55 x 28mm WW2 US Airborne figures last weekend...3.5 hours from black undercoat  ;) <)

If only my basing materials & spray matt varnish wasn't in a storage unit, I'd finish 'em  :-\

petercooman

Come on then finish the farm then, and unload the unit.  :!! :-w



;) ;)

fateeore

Quote from: petercooman on 04 December 2013, 06:47:51 AM
Just start small and keep adding to it, that's what i did. Paint everything i had and then when it's (nearly) finished, buy some more! It helps you not to loose heart!



This is excellent advice, it's those small moments of triumph when you have almost painted everything you have, that really spur you on to paint more.