Per 'slot'  (see 'Terms Of Business') you can expect a variable number of models as follows:

 

3mm: 50-70 infantry equivalents

 

6mm:  35-45 infantry equivalents (in general 45 is standard)  and 12-15 for vehicles (assuming they are identical and excluding any stowage or crew models)

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Adler: 30-35 infantry equivalents. These are time consuming compared to other 6mm

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10mm/15mm/18mm : 12-18 infantry equivalents (14  is a reasonable  rule of thumb)

 

28mm Historical: 3-4 identical infantry equivalents

 

28mm Character and 'skirmish' figures: 2-3 human sized infantry

 

For ships and aircraft, it's a bit trickier as they vary somewhat wildly, but in 1/300, you'll get around 3 aircraft.

 

All construction and preparation is 'on the clock'

 

The lower figures above take into account complex or irregular models such as Napoleonics, Landsknechts, Samurai, Picts, Celts and the like, or simply armies with a lot of poses, which slows down the painting process.

 

All of my current clients have regular monthly slots, so that they can budget and reduce their lead pile in a manageable way.

 

Whilst this means you can be waiting for the complete army, it means that  basing and colour matching is more accurate, as even two 'standard' pots of the same colour can vary when put next to each other.  It also means that you can save considerably on shipping as I will try to maximise the amount of figures in the weight range when I package them.

 

Basing is included on custom cut 2mm MDF, with either rounded or sharp corners. I can accomodate other basing such as magnetic coated MDF, magnets, flight stands, but you must provide those. Basing is 'on the clock' and will reduce the number of painted models accordingly.

 

Flags are not included, but if you supply them, I will gladly fit them. The same applies to decals. Both are undertaken 'on the clock'.

 

Please contact me if you have further questions or require clarification on any point.