These figures were found in their half-finished state – and finished off about a month ago. They were pretty much the last things I finished before stopping/changing over to the December project. Two of them had broken pikes, but I was unfortunately only able to find one. I re-glued it with plastic cement, and as you can see, the repair is a little rough. The other guy is pretty much sitting out for an indeterminate time until I can either find his pike or care enough to drill it out and replace it with wire. Not anytime soon, then!
No matter – later on when there are many more, the broken-pike guys will just blend into the masses. I’ll probably do 15 in the next batch of these for a total of 24, so I can set up either 2 regiments – or more likely – a horde of Pikemen for KoW. Not sure which rules to use for them yet. I’m thinking that their not-Chaos-Warriors list might be more appropriate for filmic LotR Uruks, though the pikes are going to be an issue. I’ll figure it out later, I guess. Might have to be a customised unit profile, though I prefer to avoid those.
I’ve just checked, and the completion of those guys brings my YTD total to 385 figures, which is more than I’ve ever finished before in a calendar year. It seems rather small compared to the amount I’ve bought this year, so that’s a bit of an issue. I’ll look into that a bit more in a couple of weeks when we all start doing our painting resolutions for 2016…
They look great! The repair job just makes it look like it’s had some wear and tear 😉
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Thanks mate, I’m sure it’s a strong weld. Just make sure it’s the other guy with the repaired pike, right? 😉
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Hehe
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385 not out… that’s a mighty score dude! I couldn’t do that in Necrons!
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It gives me next year’s target – soft target is 365, while beating whatever I get this year will be the hard target. I’m kind of cheating in advance, though – I’ve got some simple scenery items stockpiled to paint as soon as January hits to give me a nice starting boost…
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