Sorry it's a bit later than normal, but between health and orders I'm running behind. This year we have some returning participants and some new people as well, so without further ado here are this years entries :
justneedsvarnish John added some units for existing armies, and also finished some steam punk additions, for his alternative Alien invasion.
dagobbosgrotto Andy brought an old army to life for playing " The Old World" and finished units that have been sat untouched for a long time.
kuribospainting Jeff did a competition level Dwarf Bust.
thewargamingerratic Lorenzo finished off multiple units for different time periods.
dagreenhorde Snapfit got a Wyvern finished in time to count for Year of The Dragon challenge as well, and also did a great conversion of a Savage Orc palanquin
jonhobbydesk Jonny got a bucket load of Battletech models and scenery, plus some Chaos marines and a Ranger.
spacedinosaurminis SD got a whole flotilla of ships done for Black Seas
markamorin Mark got a bunch of scenery, markers and models done for his Wars of Ozz project done
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azazelx Azazael got a lot of scenery and a bunch of models finished again this year.
periodicpainting Welcome misterc to the challenge who got characters, townsfolk, monsters and scenery done for his Rangers of Shadow Deep games.
thesafehole Welcome to Mr. Martin who got a lot of Dead Man's hand cowboys done, and some characters for D&D
tarmor21 Tarmor got s different factions of spaceships done.
hobbies.deimos-legion Welcome Notavi, who did some models based on the colours from a photograph he took.
convertordie Wudughast got a couple of models finished, one of which he wants to use for Trench crusade, but would easily fit in a lot of sci-fi settings.
This was a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to catch up with all the other participants here.
Glad you enjoyed taking part misterc, and thanks for being a part of it. There are some very talented people in this group.
DeleteAlways enjoy these round up post from your challenges Dave. Really good work here, congrats to all.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dai, glad you enjoy them, the hard work was done by the rest.
DeleteGreat to see all of these, Dave, so thanks for hosting the challenge and the round-up! :-)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure John, thanks for being a part of it again.
DeleteGreat job to everyone, always love finding new content!
ReplyDeletePlenty of new content this year, and thanks for being a part of it again SD
Deletequite a showing! everyone did a great job and accomplished a lot. 😁
ReplyDeleteIndeed they did Stewart, what always astounds me each challenge is the diversity of subjects done.
DeleteSo many great entries! Thanks for hosting it again, Dave!
ReplyDeleteNo problem snapfit, it's everyone who takes the time to add an entry, that makes it all worthwhile.
DeletePaint What You Got probably didn't mean a single bust but alas, that was all I managed this time. It is amazing to see how much work some hobbyists got done and all of it at a high quality. Next year I'll try and manage to time it better and get more stuff done hopefully!
ReplyDeleteAs I have said before, it doesn't matter if it's one or twenty, it's the taking part and getting models finished, and don't forget you were painting to competition level. Who knows maybe one year we could do an end of the shame pile challenge, as we all finish every model we have left to paint, probably not, as we would all have to stop buying more models ! LOL
DeleteGreat round up Dave, I enjoy seeing the vast range of miniatures everyone is working on. Most hobbists seem to pick a theme to finish off in the two months.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being a part of it Jonny, I think for some it's easier to focus on one subject, where others spread there time on multiple, but what ever works for the individual is the right move, and it all counts in this challenge.
DeleteGreat round up, lots of lovely figures!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Everyone really shone this challenge, but you were missed, hopefully next year you'll be able to partake again.
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