Challenge end always comes around too quick and I am never ready enough for it.
Firstly, a few thank yous
- To the Monday crew, awesome body of hobby painting and glad to have been a part of it
- Pete, thanks for organising the above crew and keeping us in line for posting. Superb job all round
- To everyone, thank you all. Its always a pleasuring sharing the darkest months of the year with so many fellow hobbyists.
- Lastly, and by no means least, Curt, the Snow Lord. Thanks for creating the AHPC thirteen years ago. I've been involved over the last twelve of those thirteen. Looking forward to sharing in future events too.
So, now to the posts for my last entry this year.
Perry Wars of the Roses Man at Arms - 1 x 28mm infantry at 5 points
Northstar Miniatures - Cultist Guards - 2 x 28mm infantry at 10 points
Vikings - Foundry and Gripping Beast - 3 x 28mm infantry at 15 points
The figures painted for this entry are the two bare chested berserker and the rear most swordsman on the left stand.
Plastic Soldier Company Early Imperial Roman Cavalry - 3 x 15mm cavalry at 12 points
Forged in Battle Early Imperial Romans Cataphracts - 4 x 15mm cavalry and 3 x 15mm riders at 22 points
Four horses and riders were painted from scratch and another three riders also made the pass. The problem is I don't know which are which other than all of the command stand was started prior to the start date of the AHPC XIII
Gladiator Miniatures Numidians light cavalry - 16 points
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| Opps! Where did the horses nose go? |
Xyston Miniatures Thracians archers - 8 x 15mm infantry at 16 points
Rapier Miniatures Macedonian Phalanx - 28 x 6mm infantry at 14 points
Fiddly getting the single 6mm figures on the base in lines but worth it in the end. The ragged pikes work to my eye; perfection is too much at times and who really knows what massed sarrissa looked like.
This completes my efforts for this year's Challenge leaving a few also rans in the sidelines that didn't make the finish line.
The total for the above comes to 110 points with a running total for the challenge at 221 (44.2% of the challenge total). Fell short of the total however, it always the taking part that counts for me!
As always, it's been a blast and looking forward to the lift off later this year!
Cheers for now,
RossM
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What a wonderful assortment of figures to end your Challenge, Ross! So much to admire here. I always have a soft spot for WotR, so that single man at arms is a winner for me. But all of the rest is excellent as well. I especially like the Cultists and the 6mm pikemen. Excellent work.
Until next year, Ross. :)
- Curt
