The other big change is what was painted during this challenge. Usually my topics of choice are 28mm scale and fall into either the American Civil War or WW2. Challenge IX was very different as it was dominated by two different topics - 15mm Napoleonics and Scenery which combined for 83% of my production over the winter. as shown in the chart below:
Challenge IX Points Distribution: | |||
15 MM Napoleonics | Points | Percent | |
Naval | 638 | 13% | |
Land | 1,495 | 30% | |
Total | 2,133 | 42% | |
28MM WW2 | 90 | 2% | |
28MM ACW | 335 | 7% | |
Gunfighters Ball | 365 | 7% | |
Scenery | 2,055 | 41% | |
1/600 ACW Naval | 16 | 0% | |
Blood Bowl | 57 | 1% | |
5,051 | 100% | ||
15MM | 2,133 | 42% | |
28MM | 847 | 17% | |
1/600 Naval | 16 | 0% | |
Scenery | 2,055 | 41% | |
5,051 | 100% |
I didn't really do a lot of 28MM stuff this Challenge and it was a nice break. I still love the 28mm scale but there are other aspects of the hobby to explore. The one thing that did link this Challenge to my past ones is the bulk of what was produced is in support of my planned summer convention games at Historicon. More on the in future post.
Thanks to Curt and Sarah for putting on this madness and thanks to all the participants. The Challenge remains my favorite hobby exercise and I look forward to Challenge X!
1 comment:
15mm rocks!!!
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