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At the moment I have been distracted by various models rather than committing to paint.

Peter from D6 Painting and Gaming wrote a good article on his blog about what keeps him motivated to paint. Prepping a unit of Napoleonic English and a Raging Heroes female kommisar. Surely there will be sites I can study in great depth? Other distractions have been the Goblinaid Spacer Goblin sculpted by Mark Cragg. I will need to do some interweb research on what near naked skin looks like. They just need varnishing and photographing. I have just about finished the Albion heroes and the Albionican unit. I really should be getting on with the projects that I said I would rather than getting distracted. So far the result is fairly promising, the only thing that I need to work on is smoothing it out afterwards, it’s not as easy as the ready mixed plaster I have been using. I’m using this to glue the figure to the base and to fill in between the figure base and the base. Just trying out a new product for basing. Posted in Black Powder, Bolt Action, Crowdfunding, Field of Glory, Flames of War, Kickstarter, Napoleonics, Not DKK, Paint, Peninsular War, Romans, Toy soldiers, Warhammer 40K, Warhammer Fantasy Battle | Tagged Albion, Austria, Black Powder, enormous wobbly breasts, gaming, Imperial Romans, kickstarter, lead mountain, Modelling, Napoleonics, Oldhammer, Ork, Painting, Toy soldiers, Warhammer Fantasy Battle, wh40k | Leave a reply Scribd I’m going to split it up between Albion, Napoleonic and the Imperial Guard Army that I seem to have accumulated. If I solidly paint for the rest of the year I could finish my Napoleonic Army, but I think go bonkers painting eight infantry, three cavalry and two artillery. That would bring completed armies up to the grand total of two. I want to spend one month finishing my Field of Glory Roman Army. I’m not too much out on my painting targets for this year and I need to think about what my targets are for next year. This is the Ork jet I’d started earlier this year and I’d like to finish it. They’re all individual figures so I’m not batch painting.

I’d already started painting them in England, but I’m not impressed by the work done. This is a unit of Pixies for my Albion Army. I’ve been looking forwards to painting her. She will be a giant in my Warhammer Fantasy armies.

Warhammer ancient battles the art of war scribd