Big Trouble in Model Britain

Started by Orcs, 06 March 2019, 11:35:54 PM

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Have you reached the point where you are "SABLE"  Stuff Aquired Beyond Life Expectancy

No I Only buy what I can paint in a few months ( Like we will, believe this answer)
5 (11.9%)
My painting pile will take me less than 3 years to complete
8 (19%)
I might finish mypinting pile in the next decade
14 (33.3%)
As wargamers don't die till they have no unpainted figures I will live to 150+
7 (16.7%)
I havev reached the point that I am probably SABLE but will still be buying figures Etc
6 (14.3%)
I am SABLE and do not intend buying any more figures . (this is even less believable than option 1)
2 (4.8%)

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Voting closed: 16 March 2019, 11:35:54 PM

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Leman

10 March 2019, 09:41:13 PM #15
A bit like Dad's Army; it lasted longer than the actual war.
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Orcs

11 March 2019, 02:16:53 PM #16
I find working shifts gives me much more time to paint.
The cynics are right nine times out of ten. -Mencken, H. L.

Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but of playing a poor hand well. - Robert Louis Stevenson

Leman

11 March 2019, 03:15:38 PM #17
Do you work shifts on Petticoat Lane?
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petercooman

12 March 2019, 05:56:44 AM #18
Quote from: Orcs on 11 March 2019, 02:16:53 PM
I find working shifts gives me much more time to paint.

It's the combination of shifts/toddler/older boy who plays soccer that really eats the time.

Before i had the toddler and the voy had his soccer i had plenty of painting time!
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