WGS miniatures checklist

[Never Miss]

Hi everyone! I just found this game pretty recently (and this great forum too). I'm currently working on building a small collection to play with among family and friends, and I put together a spreadsheet to help me track my collection as it grows. I thought some others here may benefit from my OCD, so I'm posting it for anyone that may want it. It serves as a checklist but also contains images and stats for each plane. I had to pull the data from various web sources for the planes I don't own yet, so if you find any errors let me know.

Preview:


Link to the file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9C...ew?usp=sharing

[Willi Von Klugermann]

Looks great Ryan. Welcome aboard.

[OldGuy59]

Wow. OCD is possibly an understatement, but I like the results!

If you haven't seen it, you might consider incorporating the following thread: General Overview of Released Minis - WWII

This is what I'm using to focus my acquisitions on specific battles or theaters. Just a suggestion, not a criticism.

PS: Repaints? I may need to add a few planes and pictures for my repaint of Van den Hove's Hurricane into three No.1 Squadron RCAF planes.

[Never Miss]

Wow. OCD is possibly an understatement, but I like the results!

If you haven't seen it, you might consider incorporating the following thread: General Overview of Released Minis - WWII

This is what I'm using to focus my acquisitions on specific battles or theaters. Just a suggestion, not a criticism.

PS: Repaints? I may need to add a few planes and pictures for my repaint of Van den Hove's Hurricane into three No.1 Squadron RCAF planes.

I used that thread to pull a lot of the stats, I may incorporate the information on theaters at some point, I agree it's very useful info. I figure people can download the list and add their own repaints if they want, I did think about maybe trying to list sources for the other 1/200 warbirds out there but I haven't delved too far in that direction yet to know what's out there.

[Flying Officer Kyte]

Welcome on behalf of the pilots based in the U.K. Ryan.
That is a great little resource you have there.
Don't forget to say hi to the other pilots on the Report for Duty forum.
Rob.

[Thunderbolt]

Welcome to the Drome!

i like the file you've prepared. Nice overall overview of planes available

[Naharaht]

Welcome to the Aerodrome, Ryan, from here near Norwich in the United Kingdom. That is a good looking spreadsheet you have put together. Including the pictures of the models was a nice touch.

[milcoll73]

welcome to the drome ryan!!!!! nice work on the spreadsheet!

[Casey]

Welcome Ryan !

Thanks for sharing the spreadsheet ! Great Job.

[ttakata73]

Yes, awesome work.
I just started collecting these myself and will use this Xcel when I start gaming.

[Teaticket]

Thanks Ryan and welcome from Cape Cod.

[Tokhuah]

Very nice work Ryan! It will help to monitor my purchases so I don't miss anything.

[hawkhurst]

welcome Ryan great file was looking at doing something similar save me a lot of time

[Tokhuah]

Sorry about the thread Necromancy but has this document been updated with the newest release? I looked but could not find it and it appears the original author has been MIA for over one year. The spreadsheet looks fairly straight forward to edit so I could try to take it on if there is an interest.