Ideas...
I\'ve actually been up thinking about how to make the Round Robin work and I think I have an idea.
1. Everyone who joins gets the name, e-mail and snail mail address of 2 people. One who they will recieve minis from, and one they will sent the minis to.
2. One person will be in charge of keeping a master list of all particiapnts and incorporating new memnbers. (I volunteer to do this for the North American group).
3. Any mini started in the cycle (I was imagining a circular pattern when thinking this up- wish I could draw it here...) is sent with the \"parts\" listed (like I did with the Female Blackguard in my earlier post), and the mailing address of the original owner. The owner cleans and primes it and sends it on.
4. The next person does one if the \"parts\", puts his/her name on the list next to the part that was done (so when it\'s posted here, everyone can get credit for thier part in it).
5. The person who finishes it mails it back to the original owner.
6. Communication is important! Notify your \"mail-to\" person before sending so they know to expect it. If somebody wants out, they can give thier \"sending -to\" information to the person they recieve from.
----Examples (simplified for your viewing pleasure):
Round Robin includes persons #1. to #5.
1. mails to 2. -->3. -->4. --> 5. --> back to 1.
OK this works for a mini with 4 \"parts\" but for more or less..
Number 1 Sends a mini with only 3 \"parts\" to do. Number 4 finishes it and sends it back to Number 1. Number 5 may have gotten left out of this one but others may come his way if, say Number 4 starts a mini in the cycle.
Number 1 starts a mini with 7 \"parts\" . It goes completely around the circle, where Number 1 even gets to do a \"part\" and Number 3 finishes it and sends it back to Number 1. (I\'m hoping to get more participants than a mini has parts, so this scenario won\'t be happening much, if at all).
----End Example
This way, anyone can start a mini and send it along. Everyone only has two people to \"worry about\"- the sender and reciever. One person keeps track of all participants and gets newbies thier information and sets up the original mailing circle.
I think list the mini \"parts\" as actual sections (head, torso, legs, etc) is easiers so nobody\'s painting over someone else\'s effort. Any minor screw-ups (like geting a dab of paint on an already painted part) can be attempted to be fixed by the one who did it. Any Major screw-ups (like dropping it in a puddle of ink), requires it being sent back to the owner- who can then strip it and restart it, or just do whatever they want.
I think this could work this way, its fairly simple, easy for new people to join or drop out.
I just need to think of a way to control how many minis are in \"the circle\" at once. I don\'t think anyone want to spend all their time working on other people\'s minis and making daily trips to the post office. Ideas? ???
Comments?? Questions?? Snide remarks??:idea: