The 2020 Painting Numbers

 Now, that is what they call a healthyy paint year... due to a 4 month period of sitting at home due to Covid-19...

The year clocks of at no less then 838 models finished, the biggest total since getting back into the hobby, and more then double of 2019.

Now, thruth to be told, the year was dominated by 6mm figures and scenery, as well as 28mm figures and scenery, both counting for about half of the stuff painted.

Some mew entries where added as well this year, as I painted up 17 models in "spaceship scale" as well as 4 models in 1/400, aka the gashapon Gundam for the upcoming MechaTop game.  Naval scales on the other hand fell off by the roadside this year.

 

The first big block of the year has been 6mm, with Project Far Side adding a big amount to the total as 163 pieces of 6mm scenery had been finished, compared to a measly 11 last year.  On an infantry level, 178 models where done, rounded out with 34 vehicles for the year.

The popular 15mm scale only saw a single model painted by me though, something for the AHPC in the beginning of the year.

While 28mm was a large portion of well, on the historical side I only painted up 3 figures.  But for fantasy infantry, which of course is mostly Lord of the Rings, 123 models have been painted.  To those one can add 5 cavalry and 3 monsters, but also an impressive 214 pieces of scenery being both small and large in scale, from scatter terrain over dungeon tiles to complete temples...

The final scale I painted in, 30mm Heroic, sees 62 infantry models painted, together with 2 cavalry, 6 monsters and 3 vehicles, as well as 20 scenery pieces.  

 

 

The Ender really provided this year as you can see in the huge scenery numbers, taking up almost half of the models done, and not to many have been "non-printed" items.

So a very impressive year indeed, and one I doubt I`ll be topping in the years to come, pandemics excluded.  So let us all hope I`m around 500 again next year and life being normal again... and I added a score tally now as well in the sidebar, to record bought and printed stuff vs actually painted!