About Me
- TamsinP
- London, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
- A mythical beast - a female wargamer! I got back into wargaming in the summer of 2011 after a very, very long break and haven't looked back since. I must admit that I seem to be more of a painter/collector than a gamer, but do hope to correct that at some point in the near future. My gaming interests span the ages, from the "Biblical" era all the way through to the far future. I enjoy games of all sizes, from a handful of figures up to major battles (see my megalomaniacally sized Choson Korean and Russian Seven Years War armies).
Saturday, 2 March 2013
On The Workbench: Swiss Pikemen
So here they are, prepped and primed. The two boards at the back have the 256 pikemen; the front board has the figures for the command stands and some medieval civilians for a supply camp/diorama.
As the gesso needs at least 24 hours to cure, I won't be able to start painting the pikemen until Monday. I the meantime I've decided to do the following to keep me occupied:
1) Prep and prime the figures Donogh sent me for to paint up as his prize from my Blog birthday draw. These will be very different to what you are used to seeing me paint - a bunch of 10 modern/post-apocalypse figures including some darned meddling, pesky kids (and their dog). The sculpts look great and I think I'm going to have fun painting them once the 256 pikemen are done and dusted.
2) Paint up the Swiss artillery.
Labels:
Medievals,
On the workbench,
Swiss,
WIP
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I'm painting up nearly the same stuff!
ReplyDeleteNice points haul to come girl!
ReplyDelete@ Ray - will be fun to compare results!
ReplyDelete@ Fran - yup, provided I manage to finish them in time!
Sweet Jesus, that's a lot of figures. Paint them fast, stay ahead of the Bastard Rousell! (you gave him the perfect name).
ReplyDeleteThats a whole lot of figures Tamsin, looking forward to seeing your progress on them
ReplyDeleteGood luck Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteWow.. nice haul there.. and good luck getting through them all!
ReplyDeleteThat is a serious points fest! Hope you get through them double quick. My production is either about to nose dive or take off as I may be back to work this time next week if things work out well.
ReplyDeleteWell it's my excuse and I'm sticking to it LOL
Ian
That's a lot. Have fun with'em.
ReplyDeleteGood luck ! Very good project !
ReplyDelete@ Anne - I'll be painting them as fast as I can, but I suspect Ray will get ahead of me on the table before I finish them as this will probably take me 2 weeks to complete.
ReplyDeleteps - it was someone else who came up with that name for him. I've actually switched to calling him "Rozzer Ray" since he submitted those Victorian Peelers ;)
@ Scotty - It's more than a lot! You want to see the progress? Hmmm, maybe daily WIP shots? Or every other day?
@ Seb - thanks, I'll need it!
@ M R Lee - cheers!
@ Ian - 256 pikemen = 512 points....
....if I manage to finish and submit them in time!
Hope you do get the work (for monetary reasons, not so as to slow down your painting....honest!)
@ Andras - I'm not sure that fun is the correct term for painting up so many figures at once! ;)
@ el frances - Thank you! :)
@ Andrew - if I can get them all painted in time, then Fran might be choking on my dust alongside Ray! ;)
Damn; that's a lot of pikemen!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing them all in ranks
You are a machine Tamsin. Good luck with those, love to see them all painted up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stack of lead, Tamsin. However do you get the time to paint so much?
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