I honestly don't know, Richard, but I'll have a count up when I can.
This unit is built up exclusively of conversions but most of the units in my collection are a mixture of conversions and figures straight out of the packet. Having a unit exclusively of conversions is a slow and expensive way of going about it, as you might imagine, but you do end up with something that's unique and to your own taste, if not to everyone's. I started along the route of commissioning sculptors to convert figures for me after I found Phil Olley's Breitenfeld Blog on the web. Phil's wonderful TYW collection included some marvellous conversions by Brian Rigelsford, and i commissioned Brian myself. When Brian dropped out of the hobby I found replacement sculptors and my collection grows slowly each year. The trouble is, it's a bit like drinking bottles of wine. You can drink a £5 bottle and be perfectly happy with it, but once you drink a £10 bottle a £5 bottle just isn't good enough. Now, whenever I buy figures, I see problems with them and I feel that I need to have them converted to make them fit better into the units I'm building....... But it does mean that if you see, say, a Napoleonic figure and you think 'that would look great in my unit. If only it was TYW' then you can probably have it converted into a TYW figure.
