Period |
|
Notes |
Ancient |
842 |
Complete Persian
Army, rework/rebasing of Greek Army and a few Romans |
Medieval |
367 |
Extra figures for
Tannenburg, then more Crusaders and Saracens, plus a few more War of the
Roses Archers & Billmen |
Napoleonic |
267 |
Dutch fleet for |
Renaissance |
252 |
Russian Soldatski
and Town Cossacks. A pair of 1/72
galleys and European and Ottoman crews for each |
WW1 |
241 |
New French Infantry
and Artillery. Rebased and Reorganised
Germans |
WW2 |
101 |
|
SYW |
62 |
Various left over
cavalry and British artillery.
Typically once I finished them Redbox announced that they would
produce some in 2021 |
Terrain |
31 |
Still finishing off
lots of bits, still more to do |
Modern |
19 |
Some more second
hand SAS and some new cheap 4D vehicles |
Revolution |
16 |
Austrian Cuirassiers |
Colonial |
14 |
French Foreign
Legion Artillery |
WSS |
1 |
A single 28mm pirate
the only 28mm this year |
Grand Total |
2,213 |
|
Type |
|
Notes |
Infantry |
945 |
Persians, Crusaders
and Renaissance galley crews dominate plus WW1, WW2 and Austrian Landwehr |
Rebase/Rework |
748 |
Greek Army and WW1
Germans, plus Teutonics for Tannenburg and various limbers |
Cavalry |
213 |
Austrian Napoleonic,
various SYW, Scottish medieval and Turcopoles |
Gunners |
84 |
SYW British,
Napoleonic Wurttemberg, French WW1, FFL and Galley gunners |
Other figures |
38 |
Galley crews and
British tank crews |
Ships |
32 |
Black and Cruel Seas |
Buildings/Terrain |
31 |
Airfield buildings,
winter river bridge, cactus patches, etc. |
Artillery/Guns |
22 |
As per gunners |
Commanders |
22 |
Mainly Persian, but
also Teutonic, Saracen and Greek |
Riders |
25 |
Revolution Austrian
Cuirassiers, various odd riders and limber riders to make up numbers in
units. |
Horses |
15 |
Extras needed to go
with riders |
Engineers/Pioneers |
12 |
Austrian Pioneers |
Limbers |
9 |
Napoleonic Bavarian
and |
Tanks/AFVs |
6 |
Trio of BTR-80
couple of T26 and a Panzer IV |
Vehicles |
5 |
Three M-35 trucks
and a couple of sdkfz 7s |
Wagons |
4 |
Persian chariots |
Equipment |
2 |
A couple of old MMGs
reutilised for WW1 French |
Grand Total |
2,213 |
|
Due to some late year purchases the stash stands at 6,679 compared to 6,447 last year so a slight deterioration.
Finally a big thanks you to all those who commented on my blog through the year
3 comments:
An impressing number, average 6 figures a day. When you paint, how many do you paint at the same time? I usually work in groups of 10-12. Depends on the sprue or the set of metals.
cheers
Uwe
Uwe as I explained in an earlier post that part of the reason for my high output is the large batches of figures I paint at one time. Batches can vary between 6 and 100 figures, the smaller being specialist units and the larger being the non-uniformed irregulars, usually the batch is one or two 24 figure units. This means I can systematically work though a single colour at a time, proportionately reducing the time spent preparing and cleaning up.
I am typically working on 4-5 batches at one time, so I can switch my attention between them according to my mood. So fine detailing is done when I'm alert and undercoating when I'm tired.
And I was thinking I was making good progress in 2020 but I feel like a dwarf now. That is an output that nearly nobody can outdo.
I am making a list for this year.
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