Here is a little wrap-up of August.
It was not a good month for ATZ, but I decided to take on mass painting in advance of a battle-systems focused projects.
Battle for Alasbaster : 30 marines painted (all special characters still waiting)
28mm (Weird) World War 2 soldiers: 18 sentries/partisans painted
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| Bolt Action Last Levy and Westwind German head |
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| Artizan design |
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| Bolt Action Last Levy and (unknown) head |
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| Bolt Action Last Levy and Westwind German head |
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| Bolt Action Last Lev |
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| Bolt Action Last Levy and Standard Plastic German head |
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| Bolt Action Last Levy. German sentry |
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| Artizan design German sentry |
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| Artizan design German sentry |
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| Artizan design German sentry |
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| In the box, waiting for varnish. Note some Bolt Action Dad's Army. On top there is a Dad's Army Vicar with a GW Inquisition book |
Zombicide: 20 zombies painted out of planned 100
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| Zombie horde primed |
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| My Battle Systems box |
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| New Bolt Action vehicles and AFV Tiger |
Note: A parcel from FRP had been lost. Damned, there were my remaining boats for Man o'War.
Nice work dude!
ReplyDeleteThanks. As I didn't summarize before, I thought I had done nothing. Also I forgot to mention I played 4 games this month: Gears of War, Heroes of Normandie, RRtK, Bolt Action
DeleteThat's a lot done there! My monthly reviews would be much shorter!
ReplyDeleteI did a lot, but it went mostly as army painting, to lower my miniature quantity. Shorter or larger, the main point is to move forward :)
DeleteThat's a goodly amount of stuff painted! But did you buy more new modelsthan were completed in the month :-) ?
ReplyDeleteI was good boy, as my wife would say. I only bought vehicles. Zombicide miniatures were bought last year and Battle for Alabaster 3 years ago with their boardgame. The 28mm world war 2 were bought in June. They were 56, out of which 18 have been painted. I am trying to slow on miniature purchase. FRP just refunded me for the lost package, so I will use the money to buy more German troopers.... Oo!
DeleteI'm excited to see how the trucks come out.
ReplyDeletesurprisingly, the trucks are a pain when it comes to the small details, and need to be bent because the resin is warped at the cabin. Hopefully they will be finished by the end of the month, but I have been travelling a lot recently.
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