Well.....I've painted one in the last six years. (10mm) and one 15/18mm figure....So I'm catching you up.

I haven't got a clue how many I've sculpted.....Must be something around 2-3,000. (Said he, guessing wildly.)

Cheers - Phil

Great work as always

Take care

Andy

Quote from: Techno on 13 December 2018, 10:27:27 AM
Well.....I've painted one in the last six years. (10mm) and one 15/18mm figure....So I'm catching you up.

I haven't got a clue how many I've sculpted.....Must be something around 2-3,000. (Said he, guessing wildly.)

Cheers - Phil

That's how many I've acquired, I've painted more than that

Oh and I've acquired a few ships as well

That's an impressive number of sculpts, they are all much appreciated

Thanks, Paul.

I truly don't have a clue how many 'wee' men I've sculpted over the years.

That's why, when you chaps post piccies of the little folk here,.....Sometimes I think......"Gosh...that looks like my 'style'".....  Did I make that ?"

And truly.....I haven't got any idea.

(Especially as I've 'forged' other designers style....to fit in with existing ranges.)

Cheers - Phil

Stocking done

Hats, shoes and boots base coated

Hats and boots highlighted

Progress slowed yesterday by the warm weather and a Christmas party

Hedge bases finished

Belts and scabbards done so far this morning

Metal work base coated before it got too warm for painting figures

Clump foliage glued to hedge bases

Sabots assembled for three units of foot
First side of sabots and bases painted

Started preparing the next batch, another three units of foot

You seem to be getting even faster, Paul.

Cheers - Phil 

I'm focused by the need to get all the figures done in time for the Nationals at Easter so I can put on Cheriton

Metal work highlighted

Clump foliage soaked in diluted PVA

Second side of sabots and bases done

Next batched prepared and sorted ready to go on my painting rods

Finally finished a couple of Scots Covenant cavalry units.....too much going on at work and home to spend more time on them lately  

The Earl of Argyll's Bodyguard - treated as a small unit of Dutch style Cuiraissiers in For King & Parliament terms



and the Earl of Leven's Bodyguard - also treated as a small unit of Dutch style Cuiraissiers in For King & Parliament terms



Both together



I am using slightly different labelling to Paul by not putting brigade ID coloured squares on my labels since I'm not representing units at one particular battle. For particular games I will add a small square label to each unit above their name to ID which brigade they are in.

 

Small! Small! So small that you blink and miss them!
Love it boss.

Quote from: mad lemmey on 17 December 2018, 07:18:02 AM
Small! Small! So small that you blink and miss them!
Love it boss.

Small? but they are 10mm figures Lemmey 

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

Hear, hear !!

Cheers - Phil.