I've really been enjoying the galleries that many of the Challenge participants have posted on their blogs which display all the figures they submitted during the three months of the event. So in spirit of joining the fun, I thought I'd kick in with my own little retrospective of what I managed to eke out during the Challenge.
Also, while I have you, please stay tuned later this weekend as we begin selection for:
- Challenger's Choice
- People's Choice
- Sarah's Choice
- Judge's Choice
So, start looking over the entries for the past three months AND all the bonus theme rounds in order to make a list of your favourites!
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| The Last Walk of The Wild Bunch |
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| It's not over until... |
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| French Paratroopers in Indochina, 1954 |
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| French Retreat from Russia, 1812 |
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| French Officer and Radio Operator at Dien Bien Phu, 1954 |
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| Post-Apoc Neo-Soviets |
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| Cossack Sledge Gun |
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| Cossacks! |
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| Circus Maximus Chariots |
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| 40K Priest |
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| Deckard |
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| French Sledges and Cossacks |
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| Belgian Refugees, 1914 |
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| Russian Peasants, 1812 |
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| Aubrey & Maturin |
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| Eagle of the 18th |
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| Pike's Pause |
Some fine creations there Curt,,even more so given your time constraints running things, well done..
ReplyDeleteExcellent work, Curt!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that you managed to create such excellent entries while busy with presenting all the stuff we sent you... ;-)
What a challenge you had Curt, exquisite every piece!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful. The technique is all there and on top of that, your work conveys emotion. Always a pleasure to behold.
ReplyDeleteHope your on track for your LPL entry this Sunday!
Like others I'm amazed you found time to produce such good work and keep up to date with the Challenge.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to next year!
I'm always astounded by the greyscale work - it's art not just mini's
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ReplyDeleteMagnifico trabajo,grandes pinturas para estas minis
La pausa de pike ,le ultima escena me la compre en el ultimo concurso,tengo ganas de meterla mano,jajaja
UN SALUDO
You did some cracking work Curt - how the heck you found time to lift a paintbrush, managing all the submissions, I'll never know!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent salvo of entries Curt! A consistently great set of submissions. Well done!
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All your entries were top-notch Curt. As with everyone else, I'm amazed at how you found time to produce so much high quality work whilst keeping on top of everybody's submissions.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly painted some great looking figures Curt, i'm just amazed how you found the time to paint???
ReplyDeleteFantastic entries!
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff! You produced some real eyecandy in these three month.
ReplyDeleteYou had some amazing work Curt. I don't know how you found the time.
ReplyDeleteAll lovely entries. I especially like Aubrey and Maturin.
ReplyDeleteReally good work, Curt, and with wrangling the "Wild Bunch" as well! You kept a pretty good focus on completing/working on forces for gaming too. My favorites are Deckard and the Wild Bunch...The French Paras and Nappies are grand, but they remind me too much of the Land Nav and Wilderness Survival training I had to complete this winter! ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely work mate. I do find it extraordinary that you must have invented the 27 hour day to fit it all in!
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff mate. Your 1812 French really inspired me to have a go at those figures myself, although Aubrey and Maturin are still my favourites. I'm working on a theory that 'Curt' is not a person, but some sort of acronym for a whole organisation. How do you find the time!?
ReplyDeleteLovely all round Curt. Your 1812 project must be ready to hit the table, no?
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff mate. It's good to see you had some time to get stuff painted.
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