Great to be back again for my third run around the AHPC -- despite all my plans to be well prepared I'm once again up to my neck in half finished projects.
On the deck for this time is the continuation of my 28mm skirmish Jewish Wars project -- with the major focus this time around being terrain. In fact a reproduction of one corner of the Antonia Fortress and Temple Mount circa 73CE. This has been great fun learning lots of new skills such as MDF construction, paper crafts (for tiling), and working with clay to put a finish on all my fortifications.
My other projects will be the continuation of my 10mm 1980s cold war Soviet/British project and expect to see more Black Rose Wars miniatures plus new this time -- Descent Legends of the Dark.
So lots to keep me occupied in my office come hobby room -- the cupboards are stuffed full of paints, brushes and materials all ready to go. The room is about 12' square, so not particularly large but theres plenty of storage in a void under the mezzanine floor of the next room up -- just mind your had as you struggle to get around in there. It's rapidly filling up with KR cases full of completed miniatures, terrain and the like.
Great stuff Simon, good timing for retirement and now lots of chances to get those armies completed. All the best in the challenge!
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Thanks Matt -- oddly enough it seems that now I'm supposedly not working my days have suddenly got very busy
DeleteTerrific post Simon! I love seeing other hobbyist's organized chaos and storage. Enjoy your trip to Paris (we were lucky enough to be there in Sept and had a marvelous time).
ReplyDeleteThanks for getting everything organised again Curt -- I'm not the tidiest (lets just say that there's glue and bits of modelling clay everywhere) -- periodically I try to chip the worst of it off the floor -- good thing I chose a hard wearing and easy to clean flooring material
DeleteCongrats oin yur retirement, having turned 60 this year I wish I can do the same anytime soon. Happy Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lee -- I'm lucky enough to have this flexibility after 25 years spent on planes, nice to not have to be in a different country every week (and also better for the environment!)
DeleteLooking forward to seeing your Jewish revolt stuff Simon. Temple Mount!
ReplyDeleteSome very interesting debate about what shape the temple mount was, and at least for the time being I'm not trying to model the temple itself -- maybe next year!
DeleteThose are interesting projects, good luck in the Challenge and have lots of fun in Paris!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Martijn -- can't wait to see the incredible variety you're planning to work on
DeleteGood stuff, Simon! Welcome back for a third outing! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin -- hopefully I'll meet my target this time
DeleteGood luck Simon!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray -- great to be back in touch with everyone again and look forward to seeing what everyone is up to
DeleteI look forwards to seeing what you do with Descent!
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