Quantity versus Quality

[Peter]

Not a mullet Chris, but a cauda

[Paul]

Mullet..an east german hairstyle..popular in the 70´s in east germany...nicknamed the "car mechanics cut..
http://www.boardstein.com/wp-content/up ... mullet.jpg Sexy baby!!!
Mullet...a fish
http://www.greekcuisine.com/cuisine/ima ... eafood.jpg
Cauda...tail..mostly connotated to the tail bone, hence Cauda equina syndrome, backache of the Lumar plexus...the nickname of which is "the horse tail"
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.n ... Search#922

[Zed1]

Well... excellence...
In my point of view: whenever the painting becomes that bloody detailed that you can't imagine it's 1/72. Some of you guys here bring that many details into your figures that I'm getting envious time after time. Okay - for my own figures I dislike it when there are dark rims around every painted zone (no matter how large it is). It's simply not my stile, but I'm always deeply impressed of it.

I dunno how fast you people are in painting, but if I put that many time into one figure, I won't be able to complete more than one per week.

[Paul]

I dunno how fast you people are in painting, but if I put that many time into one figure, I won't be able to complete more than one per week.

I´m a 4 a day man...4 foot bods that is...or two horses...I used to speed paint about 10 an evening but then slowed down...the shelves were getting too full!!

[Victorious Secret]

I want quantity and quality.

IMHO, if I'm going to invest my time in painting, I would rather paint the best sculpt and the best to my ability.

I can wait.

VS

[Victorious Secret]

the shelves were getting too full!!

Hi Paul,

I would love the see the shelves!

VS

[laurence strong]

I am reminded of a famous quote : 'Quantity has a Quality all its own'

[Paul]

the shelves were getting too full!!

Hi Paul,

I would love the see the shelves!

VS

Ok...I´ll try to get a photo or two posted

[zzed]

how about practice makes perfect?

[Phersu]

I tend to prefer quality,
but if quantity means possible variations of the same fig, by swapping separate accessories and bod parts, then quantity is equally important!

[Zed1]

Well... after being here for some months and learning much, my quality - as far as I would say - has really improved. Unfortunately, this improvement also increased the time I'm working on a figure in order to make it as perfect as possible for me - which resulted in an even greater decrease of quantity...

[xJEDIx]

I voted! Now... where's my pony?!?

[Carlo Antonio]

I voted !!!

[Peter]

I voted! Now... where's my pony?!?

Don't you have a hairdresser? He can fix that

[Paul]

I voted! Now... where's my pony?!?

Don't you have a hairdresser? He can fix that

That´s a dreadfull pun Peter!!!!! Mind you...when I read it I laughed myself a little Hoarse!!

[Emperor]

Well if it is 10 figures than ten painted like hell, if it is 100 than it should be painted medium quality...I prefer when I paint kit smaller numbers of figures in it, because than it doesn't drag me to rush, and I can dedicate to each figure...I can do it slowly and enjoy...

[luchs]

i was use to have both..quantity and quality..
i played wargame in a hard place where if the figs are not well and exactly painted as for them will be you can leave the table and quickly..
quantity and quantity is a business of a good hand and a good work routine..
never be bored and never give up..
give the pony now..

[Duke atreides]

Having achieved a sufficient quantity, I have increased the quality of my output.

That's my goal: after a few hundreds I can start worrying with better quality.

[Sho]

after a few hundreds I can start worrying with better quality.

After a few hundreds I don't worry about quality at all..

[von Auerbergh]

As a wargamer preferring masses of troops I voted for quantity - but i´m getting better