Monday 20 February 2012

So, what next?

As of this morning, I finished the last of the Myrmidons. Now sadly, because the Analogue challenge is still on, you are just going to have to wait until tomorrow to see the whole lot up on here!

But along with my Hoplites, I managed to get a bit of painting done on some additihons to my Dystopian Wars Brittanian Fleet.
Red Squadron of Corvettes. Light, fast and sneaky!

Blue Squadron of Corvettes. Also, light, fast and sneaky!

A squadron of 3 Agincourt Gunships. Not so light, not so sneaky, not so fast. Big guns and torpedoes however!
 So, with the addition of those, again I have painted everything I want (so far) for my Dystopian Wars fleet! I just need to get them out sailing in our campaign, before that runs out of steam!

So, with my Greeks for SAGA finished, I have reached a bit of an impass. There is exactly one month remaining in the Analogue Hobbies painting competition, and I would like to get a bit more painting done before then! I think I will aim for an honourable 2nd place behind the painting cyborg (Kent).

So, with that in mind, I need some help to give me an idea of what to paint next...

Options are...
-More Greeks to make an army for Impetvs
-Thirty Years War Spanish- Because Tercios are awesome!
- 15mm Vietnam era Americans- for Force on Force
- More Flames of War- If I tried, in a month I could probably paint a fair bit- adding stuff to all of my armies, certainly to my Boat Company, and Early War Germans
-Some other historical 28mm army for Impetvs?
-SAGA Saxons?

Thats where I am at right now, in addition to one of those (or maybe more than one if it is in 15mm!) there will also be super secret project number #1 getting finished!
What do you mean "worst kept secret since Roswell?"
But more on that later, and come back tomorrow for my entire Myrmidon army on display!

CP
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9 comments:

  1. Jamie20 February 2012 at 12:17

    I think DW will keep ticking on, since we aren't trying to play many games. Give it 6 months to a year and we should have a result.

    If you have the models - then do the Impetus and SAGA stuff (and/or the Pacific stuff?). 28mm is the most interesting gaming scale.

    Otherwise, go for the points with all the 15mm for FOW?

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  2. Chris20 February 2012 at 13:24

    Thought you might say SAGA Jamie- It would be good to have my Saxons ready to go as soon as the next book comes out.

    Impetus will require an order, unless it is the TYW stuff which I have already got.

    FOW is tempting, getting some EW going at the club would be great, and V3 is just cool!

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  3. bikewrench20 February 2012 at 15:00

    Did someone say something about Operation Watchtower?

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  4. Chris20 February 2012 at 15:26

    Watchtower is a go.... I have talked to the Welshman and he is in agreement....

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  5. Anonymous20 February 2012 at 16:28

    Do you really believe that the Aginconts are worth their point values at 80 points a model?!?

    -jason

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  6. Chris20 February 2012 at 16:30

    80 points is pretty steep! Probably not pound for pound.

    But, considering the fleet requirements that you HAVE to have something in the medium tonnage, I think I like the Agincourt more than I do the Tribal- the extra firepower of the gunship, coupled with the higher DR AND shield combo I think will make them a more common occurence in my fleet than the lighter tribal class cruisers.

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  7. Anonymous20 February 2012 at 16:34

    So in your opinion what would be better? The Agincourts or the Vanguard submarines because those are considered mediums.

    -Jason

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  8. Chris20 February 2012 at 16:36

    Tough call- Vanguards have that whole "chainsaw submarine" thing going for them!

    I think it is a call based on flavour for me, game terms? Vanguards are much better. Boarding from three of them is ruthless!

    But to me, a fleet doesn't "look" right without some of the cruiser class, so I expect me to use the Agincourts more than the Vanguards.

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  9. bikewrench21 February 2012 at 22:50

    Chainsaw submarines are frickin cool.
    But I will not argue with Pooch operational strategy.;-)
    They look cool mate!

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