"Favorite Figures of 2020 (in chronological order), Part 1" Topic
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| Dining Room Battles | 22 Dec 2020 3:47 p.m. PST |
Well . . . 2020 was an interesting year; but, still a great year for painting as far as the enjoyment it brought me versus the volume of figures painted. Over the last few years I have been gravitating toward "skirmish" gaming from the Victorian Era to the late 1930's (though still sign me up for a big battle!). The gaming I have been doing is historically based, but with a Hollywood flair with some Pulp and Science Fiction thrown in for good measure. This year I had no real plan but did start a new project toward the end of the year. Here are my favorite figures I painted in chronological order. link |
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