Painting is a soothing activity for a winter evening

So I think I will get back to it.  I have a large block of primed Pendraken Austrians.  I think I will take them along with my British guns and form up a new fraction.  I am fond of a blue-grey not far from RAF Blue  so that will be the dominant uniform color, with the usual variations for Gentleman Cavalry and the like.  Should be fun, and soothing stuff to paint.

Primed Pipeline

I have been on an inventory and planning kick of late.  In that spirit, here is an inventory of my figures for this project, organized by battalions and regiments.  These figures are all base-coated and good to go.

I know I am coming back to this list,  bacause I know that I have recently primed some figures I can't find.  But this is most of them.

Style	Line	Grenadiers	LI	HC	Dragoons	Hussars	Guns	Howitzer
Brit	4	1			1		2
Prussian	1			1	3	1		1
Austrian	5		1		1	1		1
French			2	2

 In addition, there are some not-yet-organized bits and pieces.

Mounted Leaders	3
Mounted Brigadiers	9
Dismounted Brig	2
Engineers	16
Nobles	6
Carriage	1
Siege Mortars	2

This is over 300 foot and almost 100 horse; probably another 60 figures beyond that.  Counting hoses and guns at 2 points, this is the equivalent of painting about 600 foot.

Should be good fun.