On the Table:
More models- no paint. I needed skeletons to bolster and opponent's ranks for another campaign game (he didn't have enough for his Vampire Counts- just like the Fell Bats below). Rather than piecing together a plastic regiment, I broke out the Cursed Company models (most of them in one piece) and mounted them to Gale Force 9 magnetic bases. Half of them are shown above while the rest are being mounted to regiment bases (and will be painted before mounting). Mixed in with this lot are some old Reaper skellies and a few from Wizards of the Coast D&D boxes before they changed over to pre-painted plastic.
These old plastic Beastmen (3rd or 4th Edition plastics) are still on the table pending rebasing. I've been flip-flopping on their final destiny: It WAS Slaangors, but I think I'm going to "dumb down" the paint a bit and make them basic Bestigors as I have a better idea for my actual Slaangor models. With the coming of the Beasts of Chaos book in February, I'm also considering slowing down on the specialized units since these could change dramatically with the next update.
As mentioned above, my recently assembled Fell Bats are still on the table waiting for primer. I'll do some Internet research on bats before deciding on a final (natural-looking) color scheme.
Progress has not gone any further on the Bumble, but Andoni has all ready commented on how the new GW Giant is on a base larger than a 50mm square. So, I probably have to consider increasing the base size. If I do so, it'll require some kind of scenic elements to be added since the model isn't really that big.
Current Fantasy figure count for 2009:
268 completed.