Sunday, 28 December 2014

Painting Challenge Roundup: Week 3

The last two weeks were dominated by Christmas preparations but nevertheless Curt's painting challenge went on. After a good start with 85 points from the "Cold" bonus round I planned to prepare a couple of Normans for the second bonus round "Mount(s) and Rider(s)". Arithmetically fell back behind my plan slightly because I didn't manage to finish anything during Christmas week but meanwhile I compensated that with two more Normans than I actually planned. Thus I reached my target for week 3 exactly:
Hopefully Curt will show the entries for the second bonus round today but here's a little preview for my Normans:
Yesterday I started with the figures for the next bonus round and since it's only three miniatures to paint this time I hope to start with my "Myth" entry rather soon. In case that I'm diligent enough I might have finished the next two or even three bonus entries rather soon... We'll see how my plan to prepare those for me mandatory entries soon...

9 comments:

  1. Great progress - all Hail the Mighty Spreadsheet!

    Have a happy New Year

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  2. Nice work mate!
    As the Artillery boys like to ay "On Time and On Target"!

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  3. I lost most of last week to Christmas. I'll get three days of painting in and then will have to stop again to cook for the children for New Years. I missed my December goal entirely and am just going to focus on what I'm painting for January.

    Hope you have a Happy New Year!

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  4. Excellent progress Monty! The Normans look very very nice!

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  5. Dear people, is the spreadsheet thingie really necessary? Isn't just having fun and getting more mini's painted than usual more of a boon than being ruled by the mighty roster?

    No seriously: I wish you all the luck in the Challenge!

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    1. Not necessary but somehow I enjoy such things...

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    2. I did last year too. Found it quite a motivator to keep up with our side challenge in particualr, and to plan for 'dead' periods when I knew I was away

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  6. Great figure and excellent chart. I'm studying how to copy it.

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