Welcome back folks,

The first month of 2017 is coming to a close and boy has it been a productive one.

For those of you just visiting, my first tournament is in early march so I am racing to have an army done in time. My new years hobby resolution was to commit myself more to the hobby and go from enthusiast to active contributor to my community, through the forums and by attending events. I would like to think I have been as helpful on the forums as possible, though championing the hobby in my area could still use some work. 

As for actual hobby, this month I have achieved: 

• I have now built the entirety of my Ogor/destruction army
• I have converted a Gargant (This has admittedly been put on the backburner while i work out the kinks)
• I converted an Arachnarok spider to a stonehorn model using spare parts left over from my thundertusk kit
• I painted 2 units of ogres, 2 tyrants, My StoneSpider, a unit of leadbelchers and a metal Gargant kit. 
• I played 5 games, of which I won 1... ( These did however help hugely in my understanding of tactics and competitive play)
• Convinced another player to get involved ( working on a second)
• Wrote several bits of fluff and backstory for my army
• Managed a few trades for bits and bobs on the forums

I also have managed to restructure my hobby area. This may not sound like a huge thing to many of you, however I share my extremely small living space with my other half.  This means the space I do have for the hobby is limited and requires me to be pretty ingenious with storage and so on. I have managed to clear my working area and am trying to keep it that way. Its amazing how a cleaner work area allows for easier work.

Anyway, thats all from me for January, for February I am hoping to keep up the productivity and hopefully get my entire army to tabletop standard. Due to being very skint this month its unlikely that I will see any model additions so it is time to hunker down with what I do have, play as many practice games as I can and get my head into tournament mode.

Thanks for reading,

MohoJoe