Review of 2024 - part 2 - painting breakdown

Painting output was 3,084 items, which was a record output for one year, but like last year, it does contain a substantial amount of rework/rebasing, over 50%. The quantity of 3D printed material was 419 items. Now breaking it all down.

Period		Notes
Napoleonic	2,370	Completed rebasing the British, Portuguese Spanish and Brunswick armies. The French and Allied rebasing is well underway about 70% complete and unlike the British I have also replaced some whole units with 3D printed ones. Finally I skipped ahead and replaced my Austrian Commanders and also my Russian limbers.
WW2	339	Heavily dominated by painting loads of figures and vehicles I have 3D printed in particular the Horsa Gliders, and Renault/Opel buses. I also rebased/reworked my Russian winter infantry and my Japanese SNLF.
Medieval	238	Mainly taken up with painting Saracens plus a few Crusader figures for the Mongisard game. Plus rebasing a couple of units of English archers
ACW	56	Rebasing Indians and some mountain men for use with Rebels and Patriots and ACW wagons
SYW	37	Prussian light troops all 3D printed
Revolutionary Wars	24	French and British dragoons for Egypt 1800
Terrain	9	Extra terrain needed for the Montgisard game - bedouin tents, stream fords and n oasis
WW1	8	A couple of Model T Fords, replacement hulls for my Lanchester armoured cars and Russian Putilov field guns
Renaissance	2	A gun and crew for the ECW all 3D printed
Grand Total	3,084

Type		Notes
Rebase/Rework	2,187	Mainly Napoleonic British, French and allies but also Medieval, ACW and WW2
Infantry	494	Again mainly Napoleonic British, French and allies, various WW2 to make up units, Saracen Infantry and Prussian Light Troops.
Cavalry	138	Saracen cavalry and French and British dragoons for Egypt
Gunners	67	Napoleonic British, Portuguese, Spanish and French Old Guard foot artillery. WW2 Russian gunners and an ECW artillery crew
Commanders	20	All Napoleonic, British, Austrian, Brunswick, Bavarian and Wurttemberg
Riders	34	Napoleonic Russian limber riders, WW2 French vehicle drivers and WW2 Russian limber drivers.
Limbers	31	Replacement Napoleonic Russian limbers were 3D printed and paired up with existing limber teams. A few extra Napoleonic British limbers, Limbers for my Spanish again 3D printed and finally 3D printed WW2 Russian Limbers
Horses	20	Oxen for Napoleonic Spanish limbers and horses for WW2 Russian Panje wagons, all 3D printed
Vehicles	18	A variety of buses, US 6x6 beeps, schwimmwagens, French light cars and a couple of Model T Fords, all 3D printed, except a pair of Latils
Tanks/AFVs	17	All 3D resin printed; US M8 scotts, British Light Reconnaissance Cars and Crusader gun tractors German SWS with wurfrahmen and then Staghound, Daimler and Lanchester hulls to replace some which were being to explode.
Artillery	16	Gribeuval Guns for my Napoleonic Spanish to replace the British ones I had been using, WW1 Putilov field guns WW2 Russian 152mm guns and a tst print of a WW2 British 5.5in gun
Buildings, etc.	8	Bedouin tents and stream fords
Other Items	7	Loads for WW2 Russian Panje Wagons and combat cameramen
Aircraft	4	Horsa gliders
Engineers	3	British Napoleonic Sappers
Equipment	1	An extra WW2 Russian Mortar for winter
Grand Total	3,084

Finally a big thanks you to all those who commented on my blog through the year, your comments help to keep me motivated.