What I did During my Winter Painting Challenge

Chllnge wind up and sum up.

 

I am of course late out of the gate on this one.  But here are my wrap up photos.

 

Naval Stuff

All the ships were from WW2.  I had planned to add some Anglo Dutch Wars ships which only got part painted and some from the War of the Pacific which only got primer.  I gave Adam a reasonable chase in the early going of there Naval Duel but got left in everyone's wake at the end.  For some reason I decided that I needed every destroyer that fought in the Med in 1941-2, but I had fun researching the various classes, modifications and camouflage patterns applied.

Land based stuff

A true variety pack -  a new 10mm NYW project, Dorky Orky tanks, Women of WW2 and Beowulf!

Dooffus in charge with my Meadhall background from our Beowulf DnD sessions

January through March is a busy time for me.  I basically end up working 60% of each of two jobs so the challenge is a sanity break for me.  It's great to see everyone work and looking forward to next year.

AHPC - The Snowlord's Challenge

I'm still going through ny backlog from the challenge, but it's getting near then end. AHPC: The Altar of the SnowLord

Altar of the SnowLord (brought to you by the kids of Kinsmen Park South) Congratulations Peter on making your way down to the SnowLord's Altar! You recently ran a great little RPG adventure set in the age of Beowulf, and I know that you sourced a few 3D prints depicting characters from the scenario. So let's see a couple of those painted up in anticipation of future sagas. Once done, you can claim your prize.

Petes' Prize: Iain's brilliant Italian Wars Landsknecht Commander CHallenge was accepterd and completd. Iain's wonderful figure arrived at my house in the last couple of weeks. he's a wonderful peice with a lot of heft in the casting.