So goal for next year - 100 more to add to the collection below. Nearly doubling the amount is a challenge but I feel like I'm finding my painting rhythm and the FS dungeon floor tiles and furniture and groups of similar figs like Red Orcs and Fantasy Tribe skeletons should make it do-able, particularly now I have my basing system sorted out. Besides 52 figures didn't make much of a dent in the lead mountain and I'd really like to fool myself into thinking that its getting smaller.
Merry Christmas all, and success in your painting projects for 2012
Cheers, Caius
FA figures:
FF figures:
Add the two FS wizards on thrones for 52
And so to battle:
Cardboard dungeon floor is holding up nearly as well as the lead
What does FA/FF/FS mean?
ReplyDeleteI've only just begun delving into games like Advanced HeroQuest and HeroQuest, what game are the miniatures in your photos for?
Comrade S - The miniatures are Citadel (Gamesworkshop) fantasy miniatures from the early 1980's. They were not released for a specific game but are for roleplaying games like D&D. They are listed with pictures here (scroll down to "F" : http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Category:Research
ReplyDeleteSo... how's the new year going? Any lead coated yet? I'm making a more modest resolution in having 52 minis finished by the end of the year. 9 done so far! =) Even have a few pre-slotta scheduled.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your blog/site Phreedh. I did 52 last year - and the year went by fast. But you are 9 in already so congrats and keep it up.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see those marvelous old Citadel Miniatures so well painted! Keep bringing them a second life!
ReplyDeleteYour pic of the Fiend Factory minis is truly an inspiration. They're fantastic! I hope someday to have a collection of old Grenadier minis that's painted this well. I hope you're still working on the old stuff!
ReplyDeleteAmazing stuff .I hope to paint mine at least half as well someday too.Your work Inspires!
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