The largest offender on my list is my Daughters of Khaine army. I spent a lot of time painting Witch Aelves that I neglected to paint some of the other great units outside of an initial unit or two. I am very much looking forward to wrapping up these unpainted units first in reaching this goal as it is my primary army I play for events. I will likely paint them all a unit at a time and try to assembly line them out as I have with the rest of the models in the force.
Outside of my Daughters of Khaine I only have a few units across my other armies to wrap up. Some Sylvaneth, Stormcast Eternals, the Endless Spells from Forbidden Power, and a few Underworlds warbands. These should prove to be fun little projects in and of themselves so I am not sitting too long in any one paint scheme. While I am planning to try and paint all of my Daughters of Khaine units consecutively it is possible I slip in one of these smaller projects if I begin feeling a bit burnt out.
While I would love to dive into this project right away it will be on hold until autumn as the next project on my plate is a Slaanesh force I am planning to use for Holy Havoc. This project will be primarily done using the new Contrast Paint line to get a feel for how to use this new tool. If I finish this army quickly then I will begin painting all these unpainted units right away to get a head start to meet my deadline.
The deadline I have set for myself is to have all of these extra units and small projects wrapped up by Adepticon next year. I would love to know what it feels like going into a Games Workshop Preview show with nothing currently on my plate! Deadlines are always helpful for me to stay motivated and I have set plenty of reminders on my calendar to remind me to paint a bit every night in order to get everything done. It should be fun to see and I plan to post about how it all goes along the way in order to stay accountable to my goal. Until next time, Happy Hobbying!
Chuck Moore