It's also good to see other peoples blogs to see what they are painting.ДЄlthough I think you painted your Sven Characters better than mine. I am a little concerned that it seems like I am just showcasing and showing off stuff, but people seem to like to see them. Also I never really realised that a lot of people would be that interested in just seeing the old miniatures. One of the main ideas of the blog is to get motivation and focus on painting, and it's working. I suppose that would give me time to paint more stuff up !ДЇor example, looking through the Regiments of Renown alone I worked out today that I have 23 different regiments or versions of regiments (such as the first and second versions of Golgfag's for example counting as two ) from the 1980's, ranging from 9 to 30 miniatures in size. If I just put one regiment on per post, so two a week, I would have enough for a few years. Mind you, saying that, I do have an awful lot of miniatures either painted or awaiting repainting (and I still buy stuff). I think you're right about pacing myself, but the temptation is to photgraph everything, and sometimes I think I should take one painted regiment at a time and spend time just photographing it entirely, rather than just at a glance. If I don't do that, I might see if I get time to paint a Regiment of Renown. I did a small mail order with The Assualt Group for Aztec banners and spears so I can get on with the Cold One riders and replace a fewof the banners I am not 100% happy with. What's next? I should really get on with the Slann. ( ) I have popped a few Space Slann pictures up to. Also, in response to a conversion with Thantsants on the 'Somewhere's the Tea is getting cold' blog I used the cardboard cut out for the scenario that came with 2nd Edtion Warhammer as a painting guide. Again, I used the paint scheme from the background, although I rebased them on 25mm bases so they can double up as Chaos Thugs for my Chaos army.ДЄs mentioned before I am posting a few photographs of the Characters from the Magnificent Sven Scenerio as I finally finished painting them after spending many years trying to get hold of them all. With that in mind, I spent the last few evenings painting up the Disciples of the Red Redemption, which I finished basing only a couple of hours ago. I always assumed they had been named in joking honour Douglas Barda, the famous World War Two Pilot.ДЄll that looking at the old Regiments of Renown got me nostalgic, so I have sorted out the Regiments I do have, with a vague plan of painting them each in turn according to the guides. I followed the orginal painting guide which can be found here. Regiments of Renown, Rogue Trader Space Slann, and the Magnificent Sven.ДЄnother nice sunny day on the South Coast !! Great paint drying weather :)ДЄs promised I have a few photographs of the now finished and based Regiment of Renown 'Flying Gargolyes of Barda' that I painted the end of last week.

Chaos regiments of renown