Standard Bearer: Deadlines and Painted Armies
March 2007·pp. 74–75
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Jervis compares the deadlines that make Studio products happen with the discipline needed to finish a personal army. Designers and artists could refine their work indefinitely without a stopping point, and collectors similarly risk abandoning one project whenever a tempting release appears. A fixed completion date turns enthusiasm into a playable painted force, making planning a practical creative aid rather than merely an administrative burden.
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