2025 Round Up

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Over on the oldhammer forum there was a topic about what you did in 2025.


Here is a piccy of what I did.





2 buildings, 1 field.

1 Troll

1 villager

10 skeleton archers
15 skeleton swordsmen
​15 skeleton halberdiers
20 zombies
3 ghouls
1 Krell
1 The Lichemaster

5 Fleglers
10 Armbrustschutzen
15 Helblitzen
1 Count
1 Elementalist


99 dudes and 3 terrain pieces.


Resolutions/plans for me are to try and get as much of the village as possible done and then maybe start 1 of 2 special projects...

I had hoped to have done all of that 12 months prior, but I had neglected to factor terrain and other stuff.
But all in all I am happy.

That is about 2 figures a week which I am happy with, of course some weeks saw nothing done at all, and some weeks saw much more than 2.

But I guess 30 or so villagers for 2026 and 10 buildings should be do-able?





Comments

  1. fanskaven1 January 2026 at 15:45

    Very inspiring Mike. I can not even imagine painting 2 models per week. I do not manage to paint a mini every 2 weeks. Please keep doing what you do, and pushing me to keep painting.

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    1. Mike1 January 2026 at 16:28

      Thank you!!

      It is not always 2 per week.

      :D

      Sometimes a month goes by with zero painting, sometimes I just base coat.

      The summer is when I paint most as I like the warm and the sun, sometimes in hot weather I can paint 10 a week, I am energised by the sun and I can stay up late painting.

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  2. Andy McMaster1 January 2026 at 18:13

    That's fine progress on an excellent project. I've enjoyed seeing it develop.

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