On the 28mm Frostgrave front a bunch of plastic and metal knolls and 11 adventurers.
On the 15mm Ancients category the first of a whole bunch of Romans and Sassanid Persians.
Yeah, yeah, I know this figure prep really isn't the best indicator that the Challenge is coming around - but there's another more accurate indicator....
I take good care of the brushes whilst engaged in painting combat - cleaning after every session. However, despite the best of care, the wear and tear of the challenge session often proves too much even for the most well crafted brush. I am amazed at their bravery in the face of such daunting survival odds. Never has so much paint been applied by so few tiny brushes.
Winsor & Newton Series 7 brushes, I salute you!
2 comments:
You make a good point on Remembrance Day. We need to take care of our veterans, thank them for their service, and look after them in retirement. Many of my brushes have similarly seen extensive service on many fronts and scales. Perhaps its time for this Old Guard to receive reinforcements.
I look forward to seeing what this Winsor and Newton stable can achieve!
I love painting with my Winsor and Newton brushes. The control you have is amazing.
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