Well this is the final installment of my contribrution to Duelling Gamers, I have failed to complete my final targets for the Duel with 5 way watchers, the way stalker and basing the army left uncompleted. I will complete these in October but as far as the duel is concerned the deadline has been reached it is time to down brushes and show my final status.
Duelling Update
Completed in past Months
Drycha
1 Spellsinger on foot
12 Dryads
Dryad unit filler
25 Glade Guard
6 Glade Riders
3 Treekin
Treeman
1 giant eagle
That is enough of what I have not completed, now for the good news I have a core heavy painted 2000 point army even without my Way watchers , and I am extremely happy with how the look of the Army is coming along. This challenge and the end results provide an excellent kicking off point for the rest of my Wood Elves that are going to follow and expand the army.
Learning outcomes from the Duel.
So i guess the question that i feel i must ask and answer is
Would you do this duel again: The Answer is a resounding Yes, The Duel has reinvigorated my hobby.
That is enough of what I have not completed, now for the good news I have a core heavy painted 2000 point army even without my Way watchers , and I am extremely happy with how the look of the Army is coming along. This challenge and the end results provide an excellent kicking off point for the rest of my Wood Elves that are going to follow and expand the army.
Dryads, Treeman, Glade riders and Eagle |
Glade guard, Treekin, Deep wood scouts and another eagle |
My Characters, two Glade captains, 1 branch wraith and 2 spellweavers |
Another View of the Army on the Shelf, with an Owl looking unhappy below. |
Another slightly different view. |
Learning outcomes from the Duel.
- Be flexible with monthly goals and try to stay on target: This i found a hard lesson to relearn.
- Have a color scheme organised: I lost perhaps a month of painting time just trying to figure out how i wanted my elves and tree spirits to look, one dyrad I paint four times before I was happy with it.
- Chip away at it: I have learned to organize 1 hour painting sessions so that I do not get bored, as well as to take advantage of 15 minute windows when they present themselves as the 15 minute slots can add up to a couple of hours over the course of the week.
- Have something to listed too whilst painting: Midsomers murders, podcasts and music really helps, i tried to also listen to Game of thrones and Battle Star Gallactica but found i was watching them instead.
My very supportive Wife during one of my late night painting sessions. |
My very unsupportive cat how loves my warm seat. |
The painting station where all the Magic happens. |
So i guess the question that i feel i must ask and answer is
Would you do this duel again: The Answer is a resounding Yes, The Duel has reinvigorated my hobby.
Cheers Lupus.