The good thing is in a little under two years I'll basically be retired at 60 due to my old timer program at my work which should free up a lot more time to pursue hobby interests I hope, but until then I fear my presence will remain sporadic however I fully intend to do better then the last few months as more things have been resolved. Sorry about not commenting I will try to improve on that, but it will be hit and miss for awhile yet.
Since I added some union skirmishers I needed to balance that out with some rebel ones which were fun to do as you can play around with the bases more.
The colors I used were my usual Foundry ones which I've been making sure I have more then enough of all the colors with all these retirements going on(not foundry yet) I want to make sure I have enough for years to come just in case they do which is also one of the reasons why I have a very large lead mountain. This year alone Gripping Beast and Grubby Miniatures are retiring which both carry ranges I really like and I don't know if they will be picked up. I really hope so!
Well it was nice to get something posted again to help me get somewhat back on track and to let others know I'm still here. Oh another thing is I moved all my hobby stuff into my hobby room making it easier to concentrate on painting as my painting station I used was upstairs, however it became to uncomfortable as I've aged and my better half was fine with me disappearing as long as I'm there to eat meals and spend some time together watching programs together we enjoy.:-) This of course has the added benefit in that I can work on terrain when I'm not in the mood for painting miniatures(already painted a house and did some trees!) Next up probably the AWI house.
Miniature Company- Wargames Foundry, Redoubt Miniatures
Nice work - sorry about your mother in law.
ReplyDeleteThank you on both counts Kym.
DeleteI dare say I nearly spilt my tea when I read of your intention to stockpile Foundry paints in readiness for the apocalypse. My own experience with their newer batches, bought a year or two ago but only cracked open this week, has been nothing short of appalling. Poor opacity and some rather conspicuous shifts in hue have been amongst the more unwelcome revelations. Frankly, if this is what we’re taking into the end times, I’m not entirely sure we’re going to make it.
ReplyDeleteThat happened with a Dark Blue so fingers crossed I don't see more.
DeleteMy condolences on your loss, Christopher. Great to see you back and your Rebs look smashing.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly Jonathan much appreciated.
DeleteSorry to hear of your sad loss Christopher. On a more pleasant note I can thoroughly recommend retirement! Your bases of skirmishing Rebs are really quite splendid too!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much David much appreciated and fingers crossed on the retirement!
DeleteSorry for your loss Christopher. Those Rebs look excellent and the basing is superb
ReplyDeleteThank you Neil very kind.
DeleteNice work, your Rebs look great, they have turned out really well. Sorry to hear about your mum in law, always hard when someone close passes.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Donnie much appreciated!
DeleteBeautiful work on skirmishers!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly Michal!
DeleteThose skirmishers really hit the mark, fingers crossed they hit on the table too. My condolences on the loss of your mother in law.
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly Phil appreciate the support.
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