2nd Punic War rebasing

I've had some quiet time this weekend, so I decide to try to clear a project that's been stalled for a while: rebasing my 1/72 scale HaT Romans and Carthaginians. I finished breaking them all off their original cardboard bases and attaching them to Gale Force Nine Masonite bases.

Today it's time to sand the bases:





We'll see if the grass gets done this weekend...

Meanwhile Reaper Bones II is rolling down to its conclusion today. Time to get ahead of the painting...

Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics, Part 2

	54h	54f	40h	40f	25h	25f	20h	20f	15v	15h	15f	6h	6f
95	-	26	-	2	6	22	-	41	-	12	-	-	-
96	-	40	31	75	30	266	8	84				124	335
97		48	16	59	23	422		130	13			123	533
98		25	25	123	8	300		173	7		62	2	85
99		33		62	20	236						30
0			1	56	8	129
1		7	1	49	3	425	12	166
2		30		23		86		16				26	110
3	4	97				17	44	418
4	1	19	2	19		25	4	24
5						5		4
6	2	3	8	5		5		8
7		3	1	21				20
8			17			3	(4)	16
9	1	4	13	2			(6)	48					36
10		1	12
11		3	1			5	(4)	12
12		3	2	58		17		24
13				7		73	(4)	16

So, with a little effort, it looks like I have successfully loaded a summary chart of my painting completions, going back to the last quarter of 1995.  I think I started keeping this log during the previous government shutdown.  

Years are on the left; the computer helpfully (?) truncated my dates.

h=horse f=foot v=vehicle

I haven't touched a 15 in a long time.  I tried 15mm WWII for a brief period of time, so there's a vehicle column.

1997 to 2001 were good years.  They got me my Dark Ages, Darkest Africa, and much of my massed fantasy armies.  2003 was a busy year.  I finished my 2nd Punic War project, and also got 54mm medieval skirmish on the table for the first time.  By 2005, my 2nd son and I were skating, which took up a lot of time, and I'm still recovering.