Every now and then I find it's pleasant to have a figure in the panting queue that isn't part of a project or an army I'm buildi...

On 21 March, the first day of spring, Curt Campbell (aka The Snowlord) called Time on this year’s Painting Challenge .   I’ve taken part in ...

Have you ever painted figures just for the fun of it, without a really clear idea of what they were going to be for?   That was my motive f...

  This post picks up where Part Two of The Rockies Ablaze left of f. Part One can be found here . Near Camrose, Alberta, February, 1937. 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...

It’s Terrain Tuesday and I’m doing fairly well in making this a regular theme.    Here are the trees from that pack of craft store Christmas...

Good day!  Since this is my first post of 2021, I wish you a happy new year - may it be happier for all of us.  Over the Christmas holidays ...

As the year winds down, I’ve been finishing some small and large batches of figures. Here are four more heroes of the north for my Rockies ...

Near Camrose, Alberta, February, 1937.   It took Frenchy Lamoreux a day and a half to snowshoe down from the mountains and into town.   No...

Hello and Happy (Canadian) Thanksgiving. Here are two Very Good Doggoes (are there any other kind?) for my 1930s pulp project, The Rockies ...

ghhhrgergerge   I’m always on the lockout for whimsical figures for my pulp gaming project set in the Canadian Rockies, including animals....