Over the last couple of weeks the most frequent question asked has been how I've managed to push through my army so quickly, to a reasonable standard. This week I wanted to cover some of the things that have allowed me to get so far on this project in a decent time frame. And apologies for the repeated use of "me" and "I" in the below. Elephants A phrase I use in my day job is "how do you eat an elephant?". The answer, of course, is one bite at a time. But initially it seems so daunting to look at a mass of unpainted figures and think "I have no idea where to begin" or "I can't do this". I'm 84 hours into this project now, in around four weeks, with just over a week left, and have applied a few key learnings. Deadlines Set a deadline. If you don't set a deadline, you'll definitely miss a deadline. It started from realising in mid-September that I had enough unassembled Orks to make an army, and Armies on Parade
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