OK - I am going to do an experiment and see if going public with my to do list for a month helps me focus and complete it
1 - Rebase 15mm confederates for Longstreet. I actually did some of this last night and have a usable army for my game on Friday (edit: Monday). All the infantry, cavalry and dismounted cavalry are now on 25mm square bases, which now need to be painted, flocked and magnatised. The artillery are on bases that are far too big but I have some replacements on order from Warbases which I will hopefully pick up at Targe.
2 - Paint up my Mordhiem warband. This will be the tough one.
3 - Finish off the bases of some 25mm figures that I varnished a while ago. They have been sitting there waiting for flock and magnetisation for months. Before the end of the year I want to see what I have ready and what I need to work on for both sides of a Bloody Battles game
4 - Base up my 15mm figures, acquired about a year ago for the Paraguayan war. I think I may be able to pad them out with some of my ACW figures
Lets see if this works?
Nearly forgot - tidy up the warattic a bit as well
Showing posts with label Bloody Barons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bloody Barons. Show all posts
Sunday, 3 November 2013
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
An Old Project Revived
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Can I first direct you to another report on our weekend event, with some more photos particularly of the Mad Mullah game
What was more exciting to me was that Craig, whose blog it is, also has a long standing interest in the Wars of the Roses. This is one of the wars where I have the aim of refighting the battles. In 1997 I did Bosworth and in 1999 the First St Albans and Blore Heath, all using WRG 6th. I had planned to do Mortimer's Cross this year but have not progressed it as yet.
What is also great is that Craig has been trialling a period specific set of rules in Peter Pig's Bloody Barons. Hopefully we can get a game in relatively soon. Coincidentally on 7th October we have the author of a new set of WoTR rules called 'The Hollow Crown' is doing a demo game at the club.
Looking good for some interesting gaming!
Can I first direct you to another report on our weekend event, with some more photos particularly of the Mad Mullah game
What was more exciting to me was that Craig, whose blog it is, also has a long standing interest in the Wars of the Roses. This is one of the wars where I have the aim of refighting the battles. In 1997 I did Bosworth and in 1999 the First St Albans and Blore Heath, all using WRG 6th. I had planned to do Mortimer's Cross this year but have not progressed it as yet.
What is also great is that Craig has been trialling a period specific set of rules in Peter Pig's Bloody Barons. Hopefully we can get a game in relatively soon. Coincidentally on 7th October we have the author of a new set of WoTR rules called 'The Hollow Crown' is doing a demo game at the club.
Looking good for some interesting gaming!
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