Having finally had a few hours of time to myself, I have been able to think about what project or projects I want to proceed with next.
I have now boiled it down to the following:
I have now boiled it down to the following:
- Doing some further work on SOLFERINO IN THIRTY MINUTES in preparation for the Conference of Wargamers in early July. This will involve making some additional playing pieces so that the French III Corps can be deployed on the battlefield as well as activation cards for Marshal Canrobert, who commanded the III Corps.
- Unpacking my collection of Del Prado pre-painted 25/28mm Napoleonic figures from their storage boxes and organising them into units. Once that is done, and any damage they may have suffered is repaired, I will varnish and base them.
- Finishing the redraft of my much-modified version of the TABLE TOP BATTLES rules by Mike and Joyce Smith so that they can be used to re-fight land battles from the mid-twentieth century. The rules are intended to enable me to fight an operational-level Eastern Front campaign using my existing collection of 20mm MEGABLITZ figures and model vehicles. The individual figure and vehicle bases will represent regiments, and the working title for the rules is OPERATIVNAIA ISKUSSTVA (‘Operational Art’ in Russian).
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I find blogs are very good for this sort of thing - as you say in your last post. They make you constantly evaluate what you're doing with your time and help you focus. Glad to see it's not just me who has this tendency, and finds this helps with it!
ReplyDeleteIn a world where we seem to have less time to do anything, something that helps us to focus and use what time we do have available to better use has so many pluses in its favour!
ReplyDeleteI am glad to see that - like you - I am not the only person who finds blogging a very useful tool!