Which do I do first? Here’s what I have going on my painting table:
1. Polish off my Blood Bowl Amazon team, I just finished basing them last night. I have to paint their bases, then touch up where the ink and paint have worn off in the past couple of years due to handling of them.
2. Start and finish my Blood Bowl Undead team. I have one Wight 98% finished, and I have 11 unpainted models to go. That’s two mummies, one more Wight, two ghouls, and three each zombies and skeletons.
3. Three Rhino APC’s for my Sisters of Battle. I need them to make my mechanized list complete.
4. Base my Battlefleet Gothic escorts. I can kinda friction fit them onto their bases, but I really need to glue them on so they stay.
The problem is I’m a slightly above average painter on quality, but way below the curve in painting time. It takes me forever to paint anything.
I have a 40k tournament in 30 days down in Jackson, MS, another 40K tournament in June at Gamerz Depot, and then The Big WAAAGH! in 78 days. For the WAAAGH I’ll need my Undead Blood Bowl team, my Battlefleet Gothic ships and my 40k army of choice.
So, I have a lot of painting and playtesting of armies and teams to go, and not a lot of time to do it. So, I’m trying to “parallel paint,” which means assemble the Rhinos while painting Undead, then base coating the Rhinos and painting some more Undead.
It’s going to drive me beserk, I tell you right now. Right over the edge. Keep your eye on the evening news, you just might see me.