Does this kickstarter mean that bones made in Texas?

[TaleSpinner]

Yeah, I measure my backlog in era:

 

- Lead era (Pre-law suit minis)

- Pre-modern Tin Era (basically tin minis before RP went belly up and scale settled down to be 32mm, these vary a lot in size and quality)

- Modern Tin Era (Basically figs with high quality sculpts all around the 32 mm scale, post RP)

 

Andy

[Dr.Bedlam]

If an abundance of extra minis was going to stop me from purchasing I would have last bought a figure in the previous century.

 

You're right, of course. Forgot I'm divorced, now, which means I can spend all I want on minis. And the girlfriend is interested in learning how to paint minis....

[Voladilk]

I tend to measure my painting backlog in kilograms rather than anything else. Once it reaches tonnage I think I might have to stop buying miniatures for a while....

[Darsc Zacal]

I tend to measure my painting backlog in kilograms rather than anything else. Once it reaches tonnage I think I might have to stop buying miniatures for a while....

 

Hmm...

 

The idea of measuring in kilograms is tempting, as going forward with more plastic mini's means less weight, but I do have over 30 years worth of metal, a lot of that in lead. I'm pretty sure I really don't want to know how much all that weighs. So all in all, I think I'll continue measuring in decades.

 

;)

[alchemist]

I measure my backlog by gravitational lensing. :)

[TaleSpinner]

I measure my backlog by gravitational lensing. :)

 

Alchemist wins!

[klarg1]

Up until now, I've measured my backlog by how many closets/cabinets/etc. are needed to hide my shame...

[Qwyksilver]

I measure my backlog by my wife's instruments. When it comes close to passing her instruments in terms of space or value, I buy her another one. Thank god we have a piano

[kristof65]

Thanks Qwyk! You just gave me a away to measure mine - by weight comparison to my wife's stained glass inventory.

 

And it's a win-win - the more of her glass she sells, the more money we have to spend.