Jack of all trades, or master of one?

[N.C.S.E]

I definitely fall under the Jack of all trades category. Being into so many different periods, with interest changing depending upon what time of day it is, it feels like. Unfortunately I'm also a bit of a completionist which makes things interesting (and expensive).

The result is that I've ended up with Napoleonics (a bit of 28mm but I'm finding I prefer 15/18mm so I've run off there and now have a bunch of lonely 28mm stuff that needs to be flogged off). World War II (Eastern Front, but  inevitably have elements to do a half decent Normandy game as well), World War I (in 28mm, along with the complete Jutland in 1/6000 and a small set of aircraft to match), Cold War (3mm and 15mm, don't ask why) and finally, to let my hair down, VSF/Steampunk adventures, because for the kind of skirmish game IHMN allows you to make, a whole new force is frighteningly cheap and fast to make...

[von Lucky]

powerfrong99 - your Watchful I Studio gallery is empty?

[Marine0846]

I fall in to the Jack of all Trades.
I have been collecting 25/28mm figures from about 1976.
I have about 25 periods I can play in.
In the past five years I have filled in most of my periods where I can play four player games.
My downfall is in the last few years I have started buying Kickstarter games.
That is another whole can of worms. 

[powerfrog99]

powerfrong99 - your Watchful I Studio gallery is empty?

Sorry for that, I have just started this part of my gallery.
I have added 2 pics today and will add more when the models are finished. I have planned big for historical and mythological armies       though this may take a while