The best part is...

[levied troop]

Anal? You think so?

I would have gone for "methodical", but your call.....

Oh yes, that’s the word I wanted

Another bit I love is the project planning. I spent almost all of yesterday exhuming my 1544 project (Henry VIII’s invasion of France, ridiculously incompetent but the costumes are gorgeous dahling). A ton of figures, a sizeable part pro-painted by Dags, now being re-ordered into better storage, three rule systems being reviewed for use (I’m liking ‘Fat and Furious’, a F&F rip-off, but maybe the Lion Rampant/Pikeman’s Lament is safer to stick with?), two scenarios to cast up and see how quickly I could produce them, a project plan for the painting, sorting the computer folder into a better order and contemplating another TAG order for their new leader figures , consulting the basing stockpile ........ooooh, it’s heaven

And all this before I’ve cleared the current painting backlog

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

I've always wondered why sculptors are so keen on the 1544 invasion, in contrast to the near-totally neglected (and much more successful - or at least more competently organised) 1513 version. Redoubt and TAG spring instantly to mind with 1544 ranges, but only the Gnomes of Catterick (ie Dixon) has produced a 1513 range - and then for Flodden, rather than The Spurs.

[goat major]

I am a fan of the planning but myself. As well as kanbans I’m now using the excellent miro whiteboard and post it note software

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

.....and post it note software

Isn't that otherwise known as "a biro"?

[grizzlymc]

And an erasable marker?

[ochoin]

The best part is when you've "finished" a unit (not varnished or terrained the base yet) & set it up to look at.



donald

[goat major]

they look great and the scene is very atmospheric!