Last month's output was a bizarre mixture of figures - and many more are now likely to come |
However, having decided not to participate in that particular event again I thought I'd instead reinvent an old personal goal I have repeatedly failed to achieve in the past - namely to spend four months plodding through my unfinished backlog. As a result I thought I'd give my previously named Partially-Painted Pledge (PPP) an extra 'P' so as to include anything I've 3D printed over the past twenty-four plus months, and genuinely focus on chipping away at the giant 'Inventory of Inspiration' I have accumulated.
"Black Site Studios" WIPs - The first of my NASA Astronauts is almost finished |
Furthermore I aim to actually (finally) finish approximately a hundred 28mm models or rather attain 500 points - using my monthly scoring mechanism - and in doing so hopefully bolster my increasingly flagging productivity. This may well prove a tall order, despite some of the models being considerably close to completion. But it at least gives me something aspirational to aim for rather than just meandering from one old half-hearted paint-job to another.
November 2024 - "Crooked Dice" make a big leap towards challenging for second place |
I'd also imagine that the likes of "Crooked Dice Game Design Studio", "Pendraken Miniatures" "Ground Zero Games", and "Battlefront Miniatures" will greatly benefit from this challenge, as I've already discovered many a drawer and container quite literally 'packed to the gunnels' with their sculpts - all of which have only been partially worked on before being discarded in favour of something else...
Hope your challenge for yourself goes well Simon, and you can keep up the motivation to clear as much as possible from the backlog.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. I'm rather looking forward to diving into some of my older drawers and boxes, and seeing what I find.
DeleteGood idea to clear the backlog! I hope you are productive over the coming weeks and months. I can't wait to see a group shot of the Soviet and US astronauts together either.
ReplyDeleteCheers Undercoat. I've already found the move has reinvigorated my momentum, and I've painted up a handful of figures. Hopefully, they'll be some tabletop action for my Soviet and American astronauts once they're finished - and my Lunar tablecloth arrives.
DeleteBeautiful mix of minis!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal. Much appreciated.
Deletegreat way to challenge yourself, and hope to keep your motivation high
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy. I have such an insane backlog of partially-painted figs and 3D prints, that I thought a dedicated push to get as many of them finished as I can would be a great way of revitalising old projects and keeping the motivation going.
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