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Oops 100 miniatures

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About the Project

I signed up to the GW painting challenge. Knowing that I have well over a hundred GW minis unpainted I thought it would be an easy enough task. Then I realised the expiry date set the bar higher than I expected. I have to do this by the 9th of May! That's almost a miniature a day from the date I made my pledge. Oops. I will give it the good old college try. 🤷 Wish me luck.

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Anniversary dwarf.

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#7 Heroic Trollslayer character.#7 Heroic Trollslayer character.

One of my built and primed models. Buyers remorse almost as soon as I bought him. Expensive for 1 model, when I am not playing games with trollslayers in at the moment. Was nice to paint up.

Went for Blue flames like a lot of my other AoS stuff. With the orange and the deep pink all over the mini I wanted a cold colour to balance the model.Went for Blue flames like a lot of my other AoS stuff. With the orange and the deep pink all over the mini I wanted a cold colour to balance the model.

Finding short cuts

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I am trying to find short cuts to speed up the number of miniatures being painted. I looked through some boxes, little boxes where projects have been parked early and abandoned. I found the second half of two Warhammer underworld projects and an anniversary model. They had been built and primed but taken no further. I slapped a wash on the grey primed minis as I find it easier to paint when some of the details are better defined and a dark brown primed trollslayer got a drybrush.I am trying to find short cuts to speed up the number of miniatures being painted. I looked through some boxes, little boxes where projects have been parked early and abandoned. I found the second half of two Warhammer underworld projects and an anniversary model. They had been built and primed but taken no further. I slapped a wash on the grey primed minis as I find it easier to paint when some of the details are better defined and a dark brown primed trollslayer got a drybrush.
But also want to paint projects I actually want to play with sooner also, so I began building a Leagues of Votan KillTeam.But also want to paint projects I actually want to play with sooner also, so I began building a Leagues of Votan KillTeam.
I realised that without dipping into any of my 40K items I still have Cursed City as a potential mini hive...I realised that without dipping into any of my 40K items I still have Cursed City as a potential mini hive...
...and my latest purchase is also a tanky head count to march towards the 100. Seeing as a friend is actually intrigued by Cursed City that might be the preferred to start on out of the two boxed games....and my latest purchase is also a tanky head count to march towards the 100. Seeing as a friend is actually intrigued by Cursed City that might be the preferred to start on out of the two boxed games.

I also tripped over the fact that I have built a lot of my Blackstone Fortress minis. Taking out the speed bump of mini building will certainly speed up my efforts to reach the hundred.

Slow start

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Finishing the blood bowl team seemed like a sensible move to naturally paint more GW minis.

This will end shortly, only having two bodyguard and a Lineman to complete.

#4 Nobility Bodyguard #4 Nobility Bodyguard
#5 Nobility Bodyguard #5 Nobility Bodyguard
#6 Lineman#6 Lineman

Pledge starters

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The start date of the competition was the 17th of January, but I signed up on the 20th.

Thankfully for me I had been painting GW models as part of another project at the weekend. A Blood Bowl Imperial Nobility Team for my friend Tim. So, I think it’s fair to claim these models that were painted on the 17th, 18th and 19th as part of my pledge.

#1 Body Guard #1 Body Guard
#2 Noble Blitzer #2 Noble Blitzer
#3 Lineman#3 Lineman

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