I thought you'd discovered that Leon now had remotely piloted clones.

There is a few more pictures on my blog.

http://2d6.fr/projet1870/index.php?

They're cracking too.

I love the idea of fighting on maps; removes so much clutter

Quote from: getagrip on 22 March 2015, 09:20:44 AM
If you had to guesstimate,  how many do you think you've personally cast, ever?

Now there's a question!  I've been casting since 2005 myself, so averaging a few hours of casting time per day, 350 working days per year, 10 years... It's got to be getting on for 5 million of the little chaps I'd think.  It's hard to quantify, as you've got horse, artillery, vehicles, etc, so it's not all foot figures at a fixed price for calculating purposes.

Dave's been casting since 1992 though, so his total is probably a lot higher.  His casting tends to be more vehicles though, so again you'd struggle to work it out anywhere near accurately.

It's no wonder I feel like I've got RSI at times... 

Ronan - Someday man, someday   If you or LeManchou ever happen to be in Texas, stop on by for some WWII or Modern gaming 

LeManchou - Thanks for posting the new pics.  I dream of having something like that someday.

V/R,
Jack

Quote from: Leon on 23 March 2015, 11:03:03 PM
Now there's a question!  I've been casting since 2005 myself, so averaging a few hours of casting time per day, 350 working days per year, 10 years...

I'd offer to come up and help....But I'd probably end up spraying molten metal all around the factory. 
Cheers - Phil

Just seen this. Wow.


Wow.


Impressed!

Quote from: Leon on 23 March 2015, 11:03:03 PM
It's got to be getting on for 5 million

You've personally cast the population of Norway at a 1:1 ratio

Manchou this is all very well but I hope you aren't neglecting the one true period ?

No, don't worry, I am still working on 1859 and then 1866. The maps for Koniggratz and Custozza are ready, As well as all the battles of 1870 (until Sedan) and 1859. It's slower as I only paint this period when I am in France. In China, I only work on the big napoleonic project. Concerning the enormous 1870 campaign, all the maps will be ready this summer. It will be a battlefield of about 7000 square feet and with 16 000 miniatures in it!

Just wondering, anent the thread topic: Are ABBA still together? There could be a lucrative re-release for 'em this year.

You mean of this



Sorry couldnt get the embed to work.

High fashion or what?

Kitty's heard of ABBA ? 
Would have thought they were a bit too 'heavy' for him.
Cheers - Phil

Quote from: Le Manchou on 24 March 2015, 12:43:38 PM
No, don't worry, I am still working on 1859 and then 1866. The maps for Koniggratz and Custozza are ready, As well as all the battles of 1870 (until Sedan) and 1859. It's slower as I only paint this period when I am in France. In China, I only work on the big napoleonic project. Concerning the enormous 1870 campaign, all the maps will be ready this summer. It will be a battlefield of about 7000 square feet and with 16 000 miniatures in it!

Such a relief.

Quote from: Techno on 24 March 2015, 04:33:06 PM
Kitty's heard of ABBA ? 
Would have thought they were a bit too 'heavy' for him.
Cheers - Phil

This was back in the days when they were a simple Swedish folk band,  before they went all heavy with "Mamma Mia", "Voulez Vous" and "The Devil Ripped My Spleen Out!"*

*Early release b-side to "Dancing Queen."