Hello friends:   I’ve been quiet here last week, which, as you might expect, was a busy one for my day job as a wargaming vicar, but time t...

Hello friends: I’m reviving a feature here which I’ve called Terrain Tuesday.   Here’s a bit of progress on a project carried over from las...

I saw this photo recently on Twitter, courtesy of one @nickfshort, and found it slightly haunting as a glimpse of a lost world, though the h...

Today I’m reviving an occasional feature on this blog/diary, Terrain Tuesday, a chance to talk about tabletop terrain projects I’m working o...

Recently  I mentioned that our guest on Canadian Wargamer Podcast #11 was Joe Saunders, who runs a small but mighty enterprise called Minia...

Hello friends and welcome to another Terrain Tuesday feature, which today looks at how model railroad backdrops can enhance your gaming tabl...

  I’m ridiculously happy that this is the SIXTH!!!! consecutive week I’ve done a Terrain Tuesday post here.    HOORAY! <waves hands in t...

Quick post to make it under the wire for Terrain Tuesday, and calling it a wrap on my Lemax Christmas village trees and 4Ground rustic cabin...

I’m happy that I’ve posted on this subject three Tuesdays in a row!    Yes, this is for my The Rockies Ablaze Project, which I am taking of...

It’s Tuesday again and time to show off another piece of scenery for the war-games table.   This is the Sarissa Manassas Stone House in 28mm...

It’s always a struggle for me to allot my painting time to figures vice terrain, but as my friend Mr Hot Lead (formerly the artist known as ...

Hello again friends: It’s me to preach the gospel of paper again, and specifically to illustrate the basing technique that I use for Paper ...

Hello friends. My pulp project set in Western Canada in the 1930s needs some baddies, and I found the perfect pair in two of Bob Murch...

Just after Christmas, I reported on an amazingly kind gift that my Secret Santa had sent me as part of the gift exchange run by the estima...