by knightkrawler » October 28th, 2013, 12:34 pm
You are not. I want to keep a whole set unpainted. A year ago, when I wasn't planning on painting minis, I collected older Warhammer and plastic board game minis, put them on HQ bases and color coded them with Army Painter spray primers, similar to what you are doing now. Skaven - fur brown, beastmen - desert yellow, goblins - greenskin, dark elves - alien purple, and whatnot.
Now the plan is to keep my HQ minis unpainted (an entire set, including all four EU expanssions, and including characters from every quest book),
paint one entire set
plus proxies for NA and White Dwarf and other official sets
plus minis for future expansions I play with in my head, all in vastly different styles (minis from Hordes, new Warhammer, Reaper, and what have you, but still trying to maintain style coherence within such an expansion).
I have 800 minis I can think of a use in HQ for.
You are not. I want to keep a whole set unpainted. A year ago, when I wasn't planning on painting minis, I collected older Warhammer and plastic board game minis, put them on HQ bases and color coded them with Army Painter spray primers, similar to what you are doing now. Skaven - fur brown, beastmen - desert yellow, goblins - greenskin, dark elves - alien purple, and whatnot.
Now the plan is to keep my HQ minis unpainted (an entire set, including all four EU expanssions, and including characters from every quest book),
paint one entire set
plus proxies for NA and White Dwarf and other official sets
plus minis for future expansions I play with in my head, all in vastly different styles (minis from Hordes, new Warhammer, Reaper, and what have you, but still trying to maintain style coherence within such an expansion).
I have 800 minis I can think of a use in HQ for.