Well
with 2013 nearly over I thought it was about time I did a little
review on the progress of my numerous projects and to set myself some
goals for 2014. A quick look back at a post from the start of the
years highlights my aims for 2013. So how did I do
28mm Greeks – I was determined to get these done, but sadly there has been no further progress made on these. Not a good start, though I do put that down to nobody else in the club showing an interest in Ancients so I have had nothing to spur me on with these.
28mm
FIW – I wanted to finish this project, adding some civilians and
provincials. I did finish off a few more Indians and some settlers so
I could say it is completed, but more could still be added.
15mm
FPW – I wanted to add at least one more French infantry division
and expand my Bavarians up to corps strength. Well partial success
as I have added a 3rd French division, but I am yet to
start on the Bavarians.
15mm
ACW – With only a handful of figures to do, these should have been
easy, but it took until a couple of weeks before the clubs Gettysburg
display that motivated me to get these done.
15mm
WSS – I wanted to complete the units requires for Friedlingen,
namely the French. Well I did complete 2 battalions but then got
sidetracked into completing the British contingent for the Battle of
Ramillies. So at least they were for the correct period.
So what distracted me from my targets. Well, apart for the WSS British I can think of a few more. GNW Swedes, due to picking up a bargain from E bay I did a few battalions and squadrons. Next there was the 10mm Crimean War figures for which I blame Neal. So far I have done 2 Russian Infantry divisions. Lastly there were some 15mm Napoleonics. Always a period I have shied away from, but this year decided to take the plunge. So far I have some Austrians, Brunswickers and Westphalians, nearly enough to put on a game at the club using Black Powder.
On
the gaming front this year I have seen a significant reduction in the
games that I have played. I did manage to get to Mick’s for the
Re-fight of Flodden as well as a large FPW game. At either Neal's or
Dave's I had some great fun trying out General de Brigade and Black
Powder for Napoleonics as well as a few games of Bolt Action. However
at the club I only managed to be involved in a few games mainly
because I just haven't been a regular attendee like I used to be.
My
painting totals for this year have rather exceeded my expectations,
though in 28mm I seem to have lost a little enthusiasim for painting
these, where as I seem to enjoy painting 10 and 15mm scales.
2013
PAINTING TOTALS
10mm
Artillery - 3
10mm
Foot figures - 233
10mm
Mounted figures - 4
15mm
Artillery - 32
15mm
Foot figures - 914
15mm
Mounted figures - 235
15mm
Vehicles - 3
28mm
Artillery -
28mm
Foot figures - 29
28mm
Mounted figures - 1
Bye
bye for now, I will post up details shortly of what my plans are for
next year.
Cheers Andrew, must admit so far my plans seem thin on the ground for 2014
ReplyDeleteJust logged on to do a summary of 2013 and you've beaten me by 10 hours!
ReplyDeleteI blame you for the Crimea business!
:)
Reckon I'll just do a look forward to 2014 instead.
All the best,
Neal
@ Neal, so 1812 war?
ReplyDeleteSounded like a good year to me.
ReplyDeleteIt all sounds good except the games played, something I can relate too
ReplyDeleteIan
On the painting front at least it seems it was a very productive year.
ReplyDeleteChristopher