Today is the day my “100 Days of Painting” starts.
At the time of typing this, I’m still in the process of beginning to learn the site software, and determining how it will initially look. Once further progress on that has been made, then I’ll set this internet site so that it can be seen publicly. At some point, I hope to start adding photos along the way.
In the meantime, the “100 Days of Painting” has begun. This morning I decided that this would start with putting some paint on my 40mm AWI figures. This is being done in honor of my father who introduced me to this hobby when I was in 4th grade, and we painted up some 54mm AWI for a small diorama of the skirmish between British soldiers and colonist militia at the Concord North Bridge in Concord Massachusetts.
In this case, the figures are made by the Miniature Service Center (MSC). I had started doing some British further back, and today I have started some Colonial militia. I enjoy the sculpting of these figures, there seems to be some good character presented, and the painting of these metal figures seems to flow smoothly.