It has been a long time since my last post. Honestly, it’s been a long time since I finished painting this batch of miniatures (which were actually painted way back in June I think) but I’ve been really struggling with motivation. Heat plus tiredness and other obligations do not a recipe for happy fun painty time make it seems.
Away from that, and on to the miniatures, which are some tiny giant bees:
So, the Tally. Since last we spoke, I showed my children the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and thought it would be nice to build paint and play some Battle Companies as a family, and so snagged a few little lots from eBay. A ‘few litte lots’, when added to the occasional GW miniature of the month, miniatures that come on the front of a magazine, a box of Cyclopes for WoA and also the fact that I went to Warhammer World through work means that I’ve actually added 78 miniatures to the Tally since my last post. It could be worse, someone gave me a copy of second edition Blood Bowl, but it was missing the minis so it didn’t swing the Tally - plus, I’ve given away some minis to family and friends, which leaves the Tally at:
38 vs 245 = -207
What’s next? Well, I’ve managed to get myself to do some painting at least twice in the last month, so have a couple of groups of miniatures basecoated and washed, so if I can get myself downstairs at a sensible time after getting the kids to bed maybe I’ll have something else to post soon…
Oh, and Warhammer World - here’s a couple of pics of some of my favourite bits:











Well these have turned out really well. Lovely to see them as a swarm as well.
ReplyDeleteSaw those bees online and was on the fence, but your pics of them look great! Think I might pick up a set for my Burrows and Badgers games. (I really like the yellow stripes you've done too.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing pics of your trip too. Some classic stuff on display. If I ever get back across the pond, WHW is definitely a priority trip.
Wow, those bees are really something! They look awesome, so natural!
ReplyDeleteThose dioramas are incredible! The bees are nice, and now can be substituted for any giant flying insect in games from now on. Useful pickup.
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