Next was what projects we could each immediately undertake with the already painted collections to hand that had not yet fulfilled their "wargaming destiny" and those that would need fleshing out with more painting (see below, those nearer the top are more complete):
Outstanding for me were the following:
- The "Greeks in Peril" 15mm Ancient [DBA] Campaign (which in one form or another is good to go)
- 20mm WW2 Chain of Command using the existing models and painting more up
- 1/3000 20th Century Naval Battles using GQI/II and David Manly's fast play Russo-Jap Rules [1900-1945]
- Various shamefully un-boxed Avalon Hill [and other] period related Board Games.
Additionally:
To lead exploration in resurrecting my half finished collections: ACW (20mm) and Franco Prussian
To let others lead me into new periods: SYW and 30YW 15mm
Build up to the battle/campaign that must be done (Waterloo) in 25/28mm
Double Plus Good++:
Additionally a joint venture in WWII Western Desert in 10mm by all three amigos
Note: The consumption of alcohol had been vigorous and "in the dawn's light of day" with the hangover ringing in my ears - was any of it possible, probable or plausible in 2019?
Funny post and I loved the "back of the menu" sketches!
ReplyDeleteScribble Art and the creativity of drunken hands ;)
ReplyDeleteWatch this space - some fruits of this labour may become apparent in teh not too distant future
ReplyDeleteI follow all 3 of your blogs, so I better see something come to fruition! :D
ReplyDeleteNeal:
ReplyDeleteThe the picture of The Imperious Leader is so intimidating I don't think they cannot be done for fear of facing his wrath!
;)
Watch this space