So, I made a new year's resolution to beat my last years painting. Today is the last day to take a look on that.
My new years resolution for 2011 had an extra clause: I was to go to a tournament using Circle of Orboros. I went to Ropecon warmachine/hordes tournament, so I succeeded there.
Now, a summary of my paintings:
Cryx:
Lord Exhumator Scaverous
Ripjaw
Reaper/Slayer/Malice/Erebus magnetised kit
3x Scrap Thralls
"Baselift", meaning repainting bases to look a bit nicer.
Mercenaries:
Ragman
Skorne:
Dominar Rasheth
Rhinodon
Cyclops Shaman
6x Cataphract Cetrati
4x Praetorian Swordmen
Aptimus Marketh
Extoller Soulward
Flayer Cannon
Circle of Orboros:
Wold Guardian
Woldwatcher
Reeve Hunter
Tharn Ravager Chieftain
Stone Keeper
Minions:
Thrullg
Totem Hunter
Lanyssa Ryssyll
Scenery:
Couple of barrel obstacles
Overturned pillar
Three pieces of craters
Pond
Other:
6x When Darkness Comes miniatures
6x Talisman miniatures
Now, last year I painted only two heavy warjacks/warbeasts and Wurmwood, that were on large base. This year I painted five.
Last year I painted only two medium based models too, but they were both warcasters: Lich Lords Venethrax & Asphyxious. This year I painted thirteen of them. Nice gain there.
2010 seemed to be the year of small based models, as I painted 25 of them. Now there will be some tough competition, let's see... Only fourteen of them this year. But as I had a nice surplus from medium based models, it seems that I painted quite a bit more Warmachine/Hordes models this year.
Other models, then.
Board-game sized playing pieces weren't written up in too much detail in 2010, so I guess that I painted around 20 Talisman & Touch of Evil miniatures.
This year I did only 12 of such pieces, but I'm quite sure that terrain pieces I did this year make up for at least 8 tiny miniatures.
I think I can say that I succeeded in my new years resolution.
I'll refrain myself from making a resolution for 2012, because looks like it will be quite a busy year. But I'd like to get to play Talisman & Touch of Evil a little more.
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