Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts

Jan 1, 2013

My Hobby Year - 2012

This review of the year is pre-written because I'm quite sure my New Year's Eve will pass in a high spirit enhanced with many beverages (wishing the same to all of you).
I see many blogs eagerly publishing what their owners achieved, so here is an attempt to summarize up my year regards the one of many hobbies, the one of Random&Creative's main topics:

(At first I did not want to include the 'Read more' option in this post but seeing how long it will be I changed my mind).

1. Painting Little Things


Above the extended Ikea drawer, full of painted goodies! And to the left, the numerous boxes, also filled with plastic soldiers ready for action. The top is useful for taking photographs but the latest ones were taken on the workbench simply because there's better natural lighting. 

(Click on 'Read more' and prepare some popcorn 'cause it's gonna be long.)

Jan 2, 2012

New year's review

This blog started on the 11th August 2011, almost half a year ago. This is the 93rd post, most of which is about miniature painting. Roughly I painted up 17 boxes of soldiers in a different quality from only a dip on the surface till some very shiny results on the later Uhlans and Guard Sappers.
Speaking of vehicles and miscellaneous, there is the Jackewlinese limber (the Dorin counterpart is in progress), 5 buildings finished, one WIP, a batch of other terrain pieces, the Mesr Wars vehicles (one finished, one undercoated, one assembled), the three IS-2s (the fast assembly ones finished and based, the kit's turret assembled).

Future projects: Try doing some part-time job in February so I could afford a bigger shopping.
  • JWI: finishing the main armies, adding Methorin and Klagimir troops
  • Early Jackewline Civil War with the Zvezda GNW sets (a basic painting for clan colors)
  • Mesr Wars with WWI figures and vehicles
  • Medieval Methorin Wars with the ever awesome Zvezda HYW sets

The last thing to say is I hope everyone had a productive year on the painting front and a good one in any other manners.