The Loose Association of Wargamers

levied troop wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 12:25 pm You’ve undercounted, where’s the WoSS 28mm?
And I suspect that’s a misprint for 100L RUB. Time for an independent survey methinks.

Only the bravest of the brave and doomed mice enter warehouse 13 (the guard spiders have to eat).
The WOSS are plastic for foot and guns so I didn't count them but you are right I forgot the donkey wallopers. At least 5L of those.

Got mine all layed out in a speadsheet, which would be painful to enter into here. Sorted by scale and color coded by progress. Notes on when last painted and when last played. Sounds crazy when I type that out, but it was so easy to build. Anyway, of my unpainted stock, odds and ends of non-historicals notwithstanding, most of what I've go tin the unpainted side of the pile is the 6mm stuff I'm active working through, a good bit of 18mm Ancients and Napoleonics, as well as a bunch of 28mm early plastic WL ECW and Ancients. Those last I'd to have bought if I hadn't fallen for the time savings of the AP 'dip' which didn't save quite as much time as I had expected. Not much I'd part with at the moment, but here's what I've got in that regard.

Dreadball Human
Dwarves
Orcs
Skaven

IHMN Gentlemen 28mm
Tong Gang 28mm
Prussians 28mm
Mummies 28mm
Hist
Spartan 28mm
Athenian 28mm
EI Roman 28mm
Briton 28mm

HMS Priapus wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2020 2:07 am Got mine all layed out in a speadsheet, which would be painful to enter into here. Sorted by scale and color coded by progress. Notes on when last painted and when last played. Sounds crazy when I type that out, but it was so easy to build.

A sort of "Kan Do Kanban"? You should have a chat with Goat Major......

I'd do that
use a spreadsheet that is not talk to GM if I knew how to do spreadsheets

I have a book, that as I buy/find stuff they are getting entered in.

I find the whole concept of a spreadsheet too depressing. I did try at one stage, but it just got too unwieldy for easy use.

feel the spreadsheet love. and then the kanban love and then the post-it whiteboard mind map love.

Please don't, I am having work-related flashbacks, and no, I don't want to do the product manager's course.

Seriously, there seems to be a lot of money being made training stupid people to get formal qualifications in doing the bleedin' obvious with a dash of common sense (not the political 'British Common Sense' of course, as that seems to be oxymoronic). I spent a little while recruiting a short time ago, and was presented with a whole succession of thickos with supposed qualifications in 'Agile' who would struggle to wipe their own arses without a manual.

Agile? Anything but. Let's see how the Kanban pipeline fits (sideways) if you bend over. Bah Humbug.

Maybe they were ex porn stars where ‘agile’ is what separates the mainstream from the niche?

One can wipe one's arse on one's Kanban, but with all that bogroll you have stored, why bother?