The table, before
The table, after
Cleared off and re-organized a bit. I am wanting to start up another 'build' round, where I clean, assemble, and prime miniatures, as I have the Huaxtecs and Islemen patiently waiting. Nothing is going to happen with those two groups until my recent base order comes in, however! I was experimenting briefly with some trays I received from Warbases, hoping that my steel washers would fit into them, but the washers are just too large and I have little inclination to modify either the trays or the washers to suit. So, a small order of bases, and a couple of trays, has been made and they will appear soon.
Now, if that was not enough, this appears:
Over at Grimsby Wargaming, Paul posted a brief review of this book. I was intrigued, but it was the finding of the above-pictured book at a local used bookstore (a hardback 1st ed for only $6.50) that has set some more gears grinding - another project, yes quite probably! But, most likely it will take the place of my Scots project - I might be able to morph both of them together, if I am careful, and maybe I am just more comfortable with a fantasy setting than a historical setting where I might be put under a microscope for 'accuracy'. My lovely wife - the one that found the book at the store - is comfortable with either route which is always a good thing!
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It's always a good thing to get the table cleared every now and again, makes the progress faster
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In my case, it is to see what progress is not being made...
ReplyDeleteyes, a good cleanup can be quite energizing!
ReplyDeleteMight there be a Langton octeres lurking somewhere in the background?
Sadly, there are no ships on the table at the moment. Hopefully I can re-launch that project in the coming year.
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