Everything I painted in 2015
I managed to play only a handful of 40K games. They were all fun, but difficult to arrange and took much too long for the points values (many hours for 1500 points to a side). All but one were also four player games which is probably why they took a bit longer.
Fantasy suffered a bit of a blow with the introduction of Age of Sigmar. A buddy and I had been collaborating on an empire army themed around witch hunters, and even had a plan to run something like a campaign with them. With no more GW support for proper Warhammer Fantasy we're not likely to do that anymore. We've played the Age of Sigmar rules but we're not terribly impressed with them. We're just not sure how best to organize a battle so the fight isn't lopsided. We did play around with counting wounds and whatnot but it's just not the same as having points values and force org charts. We'll see. I think the rules themselves play fine, but I'm not sure I want to spend a bunch of money for scenario rules or that it has legs enough to keep me interested.
In Warmachine territory I only played a single game even though most of my painting time was put into Privateer Press models. So that's a bit lopsided. I'm sure I can arrange some more battles this year.
Hobby Scorecard! A lot of this year's hobby was spent finishing models that had been started a long time ago. This is another trend I expect to continue in 2016. I'm resolved to make a dent in the pile of half finished miniatures I have lying around.
Here are the models I completed in 2015. Twenty-nine total, which comes out to about one model every two weeks.
12 Empire Swordsmen
Dark Angels Azrael
Rhyas, Sigil of Everblight
Rask, Hordes Warlock
Rask, Hordes Warlock
6 Tau Stealthsuits
2 Tau Drones
3 Tau Battlesuits
Bull Snapper, Hordes Warbeast
3 Tau Battlesuits
Bull Snapper, Hordes Warbeast
Journeyman Warcaster
Harlan Versh
Harlan Versh
Here's a picture of the January goal:
In the front there is a half-finished Cairn Wraith and an assembled and primed Empire Master Engineer. Then of course there's a Tau Riptide taking up most of the picture. I'm building my Tau force very deliberately, only adding a new model to the army once all the other models are assembled and painted. The only exception I'm making is for drones. Drones will be saved up to be assembled and painted once I have a sufficient number of them.
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