January ends, the rain of February starts

The first month is complete.  A reinforcement for the Hinterland units has arrived,  the USN has full squadrons of dive and torpedo bombers in anticipation of the 1/200 Yorktown game.
 

On the paint queue,  the factions of the Local Mafia and the Monster Hunters were added to in a move to raise both  factions to full status.  

 The last figure completed for the Locals faction. Shown here in WIP mode.


A second Huzzar regiment,  the Duke of Cumberland's Own is nearing completion.



 The Duke of Cumberlands in photo second rank suggests a lick a paint and some attention

 

 

 A smattering of Carlist figures finishes the first month's tally.


Some  dismounted Light Dragoons in process.

  

Procurement of some Austrian jager and landwehr from Piano stl files added 20 or so to the unpainted pile.   Some effort but no fully painted units on this front. 


The Silver Bayonet scenario supports for the local gamestore started,  should run through February. On to Egypt! 

 

 

 
  from an earlier game.


  On the Friday old guys plate were the two outings of the Guadalcanal hybrid Flattop--Midway  game. 

Somehow the IJN managed to get through to Guadalcanal with their transports on the same day as the US reinforcements.  The loss of one Japanese carrier sunk and one damaged in the process was celebrated in the wardrooms of the US fleet.  The marines defending Henderson Field were less impressed. 

February will be some Silver Bayonet scenarios set in Italy and one or two single event games, the first game, TBD,  on the sixth. 

As for long-term plans ( more than a month) I would like to assemble the Austrian Grenadiers from Victrix and finish off some Austrian line and cavalry units. The few British cavalry units in the queue should be worked on after that. 

Still no new era plans,  the Swedish Army and the Austrian units should be enough this year. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 







 The box comes 3 each Torpedo and dive bomber models. The second box, bringing each type to six models is nit shown here.

Comments

Ray Rousell said…
Some great looking figures, Joe.
Lawrence H said…
Lots of gaming variety here Joe. I hope your Duke of Cumberland hussars perform better on the table than the originals.
rross said…
Wow there is certainly lots of variety at your place Joe!
pancerni said…
One reason to field them. :-) I do not know the story of the unit besides the bad day inJune.
pancerni said…
Keith, It kinda gets thrust upon us butterflies. I do not think it gets better soon.
Your hobby desk is a busy one! I look forward to seeing your PTO naval actions.
pancerni said…
Are you referring to the 1/200 scale Midway game? Or the Midway Coral Sea board game ?
BTW, enjoying the Western games on your blog immensely.
pancerni said…
I do plan on streamlining the painting desk to have only one or two projects going on at once. Yeah, I know it is unlikely.
Matt Crump said…
Plenty of newly painted figures and lots going on 👍
caveadsum1471 said…
Much bigger mix than I could cope with! Cavalry are moving along nicely, I'll be getting to some Austrians and Hungarians after the French, in an effort to redress the balance, mind I've just got 230 Bavarians but they won't see the light of day until next year at the earliest!
Best Iain
pancerni said…
Thanks, keep getting diverted to your doings. Some great stuff there.
pancerni said…
Iain, I do confess that sometimes it is hard to finish any project not needed for the table in comparison to a needed unit for an upcoming event.
DeanM said…
Quite a varied group of figures you're working on! Very impressive!
pancerni said…
Dean, thanks, now to finish them!

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