Retrospection, for me, is about looking at what you have achieved not what you didn’t. This is a graph of the figures that I have completed in 2021. I am astounded with what I have achieved.
The slow months has been mainly because there was a lot of preparation, undercoating and conversion that helped with the higher numbers in subsequent months. The real outlier is August where there was an entire Moghul Indian army re-based, repaired and re-painted where necessary, and a whole lot of 28mm farm animals that were small and required little effort.
The one stat that I have not kept any data on is how many figures I have sold or given away, but it was at least three large plastic containers full of figures! Maybe this year.
The blog traffic, which is a sort of measure of how popular the site is, has also increased. Thanks everyone for your support.
That is a very impressive output. How many hours a day were you painting on average?
Cheers,
Pete.
About an hour each day before Maree awoke, and during the numerous lock downs for a couple of hours on Tuesday and Wednesday nights during our Skype hobby meetings.
What an outstanding output Dave, look forward to seeing what you do in 2022
The 2022 plans will be up in a few days as I want to post some pics of figures painted first. I am as ambitious as always but we will see where we go.
that is a ton of figures!!
It is a ton of figures “literally!” (unless they ae plastic of course). 😉
Cheers Roger.
Nice output Dave. Glad to see your blog following is growing too. Deservedly so.
Thanks Mark