Ray and I got together yesterday to bring both sides of our Retreat from Moscow project together in the Rejects Shed-o-War. Laid out on the table we are more than a little amazed at how much we have got done during the painting challenge. Once again this amazing event has stimulated our creative juices, whipped up our enthusiasm and kept our brushes whirling in a way we never normally manage to replicate at any other time of the year.
Ray beat Lee on points... so we recreated that beating in front of our combined output from the Challenge 🤣 |
We've had a good long chat about our respective armies and have already made a list of extra units we want to add. We have already started making some of the terrain we want for this project and yesterday we made agreed what to buy next and exchanged ideas of items we would like to see on a future battlefield. So while the frenetic pace of activity during the challenge will abate a little over the next few weeks, we are hoping to keep that enthusiasm burning throughout the year. Ray summed it up perfectly when he describe our efforts during the Challenge as "phase one of the project".
Just wanted to say congrats to both of you, really enjoyed D.C. following the combined project and looks great together, well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Tom.
DeleteThank you. I'm glad people enjoyed watching the project come together as much as we enjoyed working on it.
DeleteWhat a great view from what you two have done this challenge! I loved every post of this project.
ReplyDeletePS: that first picture is great fun! 😂
LOL, we're both so chuffed at what we managed to get done. Its a great fun pic, isn't it.
DeletePut us in the same room and we become kids again 🤣
DeleteGreat work, I really enjoyed following this joint project.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks!
DeleteThank you. I've never done a collaboration before but it probably won't be the last.
DeleteThat’s cracking , well done guys
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave, loved all your snowy stuff too!!
DeleteGreat to see synched projects like these- fab stuff boys!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it worked really well.
DeleteCheers Paul :)
DeleteRay really seems to enjoy that punch!
ReplyDeleteExcellent project you have, great output and I hope the project keeps on giving. I have said this before, but this is what AHPC is all about, positive peer pressure,.joint operation and lots of painted minis!
Next you need to find a guy whohas experience on winter boards. :)
Thanks Teemu, couldn't agree more, we always have our own private battle during the Challenge, but it really pushed us both on having a joint project, now onto terrain and of course more figures, even though we've got enough already!!
DeleteI've spent the day buying terrain and more figures...the project goes on!
Delete@Ray - got enough ? Have you been kidnapped… crack on
DeleteThe comment was perfectly tongue in cheek Dave. Lee's just spent another £100 and I'm on the verge........
DeleteCongratulations on a very successful (fase 1 of a) project, guys! This has no doubt been the highlight of the Challenge for me. Fantastic work, and I am looking forward to seeing the game reports 😉
ReplyDeleteKind words Martijn, thank you.
DeleteThank you Martijn. We've really enjoyed working on it, but the fact other challengers have also enjoyed it make it all the more worthwhile.
DeleteBrilliant work you guys! This project had me shivering the entire winter!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect project for winter I think.
DeleteThanks Greg! It kept me nice and warm.
DeleteSuperb! Love the opening photo and seeing both of your hard work on display - it all looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt, we thought we'd add a little humour to a very dark period.
DeleteExcellent dedication to a joint project with a very lovely result!
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Thanks Chris, I'm glad you liked our project!
DeleteBrilliant work gentlemen on a great project. I have loved seeing the winter figures through the challenge. And a brilliant idea to display them together that way.
ReplyDeleteThat was all Lee's idea, he doesn't usually come up with good ones like this though! ;o)
DeleteEven more impressive to see it all on one table. Good luck keeping up your momentum.
ReplyDeleteWe shall try our damnedest Tom!
DeleteWhat a great mates challenge this was a briliant concept and all about what wargames is about - mates
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