A Week in Miniatures: September 5th to September 19th

Well, okay, it was two weeks.  Most of which was spent assembling things because of a nasty chest cold.

A Week In Miniatures: August 29th to September 4th

A day late or so, but it's been a weird weekend for me.  So trying to get into the swing of things again...

A Week In Miniatures: August 22nd to August 28th.

So here's another week in which I accomplished very little!

A Week In Miniatures: August 15th to August 21st

What a lazy week!  Pretty much the only thing I worked on was a lone Branchwraith.  Not much to report there other than having to repaint it from a really unsatisfying paint scheme I'd tested out.  Basically it boiled down to the miniature needing more contrast; painting it all embers didn't work out so well.  By going back and redoing the bark bits with darker tones, it came out much better.

A Week in Miniatures: August 8th to August 14th

It was a slow week, in terms of getting any miniatures worked on.

A Week In Miniatures: August 1st to August 7th

So I've probably painted more models this week than the entire rest of the year to date.

AoS: The Sylvaneth

I've been seeing a number of people picking up the Sylvaneth models to play Age of Sigmare with, at least locally.  Including myself.  I thought I'd talk about some insights of mine having played them a few times and deeply contemplated their battletome.

A Week In Miniatures: July 25th to July 31st

I admit to being a bit late in getting this post written.  I also admit I was late in writing this because I was working on models.

A Week In Miniatures: July 18th to July 24th

Well, honestly this past week is the first time in the last three that I've sat down and seriously worked on some miniatures.

A Week In Miniatures: June 27th to July 3rd

Hey hey, it's Independence Day for those of us in the United States.  Not to get too political on this blog, but take a moment to think about your elected representatives and whether or not they actually represent you.  At least you have a way to make your voice heard. The original thirteen colonies got taxes passed on them by the British Crown with no legally elected representatives in the British government; the colonists went to war over it.  Just some food for thought as you enjoy your July 4th holiday.
As usual, I'll see you after the jump cut.