THAT is a crazy number of figures to do at one time - we had a small debate on one of the blogs about this topic quite recently - most people seem to draw the line at a units worth, whereas I would be pushing it if I did more than a dozen figures at a time, I prefer to do them in bite sized, digestible numbers!
It is tough to work through, but it is faster in the long run. Just the French army, which is half of this commission, has 854 foot, 361 mounted, and 22 guns. If I am to have any chance at getting that done within a couple of years, I have to bit off big chunks at a time.
You have been very busy! I am always amazed at the quantity you tackle in one go.
ReplyDeleteWhen there are a few thousand figures to paint, it seems necessary.
DeleteTHAT is a crazy number of figures to do at one time - we had a small debate on one of the blogs about this topic quite recently - most people seem to draw the line at a units worth, whereas I would be pushing it if I did more than a dozen figures at a time, I prefer to do them in bite sized, digestible numbers!
ReplyDeleteIt is tough to work through, but it is faster in the long run. Just the French army, which is half of this commission, has 854 foot, 361 mounted, and 22 guns. If I am to have any chance at getting that done within a couple of years, I have to bit off big chunks at a time.
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