This really needs no introduction save perhaps some numbers to save you having to count things for yourselves.
By System...
Dystopian Wars (1:1200)
1 x Battleship
5 x Aircraft
Warhammer Fantasy Battle (28mm)
164 x infantry
16 x cavalry
1 x chariot
8 x monsters
English Civil War (28mm)
37 x infantry
20 x cavalry
Warhammer 40K (Mine, 28mm)
48 x infantry
1 x vehicle
Warhammer 40K (Russ' 40th Birthday presso, 28mm)
90 x infantry
3 x rockits
3 x killa kans
4 x trucks
Systemless Sci-Fi (15mm)
78 x infantry
1 x mecha
7 x vehicles
Flames of War (15mm)
228 x infantry
2 x Heavy AA guns
4 x Heavy mortars
4 x MMGs
3 x Vehicles
Warmaster Empire (10mm)
75 x infantry
38 x cavalry
Napoleonics (28mm)
11 x infantry
2 x cavalry
Napoleonics (15mm)
164 x infantry
4 x cavalry
4 x guns
By scale...
1:1200
1 x Ship
5 x Aircraft
28mm
350 x infantry
38 x cavalry
8 x monsters
12 x vehicles, guns, etc.
15mm
470 x infantry
4 x cavalry
25 x vehicles, guns, etc.
10mm
75 x infantry
38 x cavalry
Or finally...
1,026 models.
So how about some photos?
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| A fair sized chunk of this... |
Take that lead pile! Phew, I think this took me almost as long to assemble and count up as it did to paint. I hope you enjoyed looking through it...
Happy New Year everyone!
PS. I tried to apply all the relevant labels and it broke Blogger. I think that tells a tale in and of itself don't you? :-)
Cheers,
Millsy
That has been a productive year.. Some of them even look finished...;-)
ReplyDeleteThe odd one or two yes...
DeleteMy own output, alas, compares unfavourably...
ReplyDeleteMust spend more time at workbench!
Your efforts in the past year got me committed to started 15mm WW2 North Africa forces and now you are tempting me with 15mm SF too...darn you!
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff mate!
Apologies for that mate. It seems to be the way it works. At least the 15mm sci-fi is relatively cheap, smallish sized forces and easily transportable which would be good for you in your current state of affairs.
DeleteDave Docherty is going to cost me a lot of money on the colonial front this year too I expect for exactly the same reasons, curse him and his massive battalions... :-)
2014 was a very good year for you, Millsy! I still smile when I think about how your club painted up a whole WH army for a birthday present. What a treat!
ReplyDeleteWho's been a busy boy, then? ;-)
ReplyDeleteMay 2015 be just as productive!
Nice to see the roll up for all the masterful work throughout the past year. Looking forward to more great works in 2015!
ReplyDeleteThat's some amazing productivity there. It surprised me how many of your models I remembered from over the course of the year. Great work!
ReplyDeleteBloody Brilliant Sir!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful creations in 2014! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a year! A stunning haul of painted lead, well done that man.
ReplyDeleteThats a stunning array of completed minis there Simon and it looks that a damn good year for you
ReplyDeleteSimon?!? :-)
DeleteWow. I. Not even going to count - I might struggle to hit 1% of that!
ReplyDeleteCrikey! That's ten years worth for me! Impressed!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a decent effort in reducing the lead pile :) And with some pretty impressive quality all the way. How on earth do you find the time for all this? :P Must have a timemachine available or something like that...
ReplyDeleteVery impressive, not just in quantity but also quality of painting. That is a high bench mark for 2015 to pass.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictorial review of the year! Well done!
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