Oops 100 miniatures
Recommendations: 12
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.
Related Game: Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team
Related Company: Games Workshop
Related Genre: Fantasy
This Project is Active
Anniversary dwarf.
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.
Finding short cuts
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.
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.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
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.
Pledge starters
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.





































