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...

  A wise man (it may have been my friend James, but don’t tell him I called him wise) once said to me, “A wargamer can never have enough tre...

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...

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: Picking up the blog again after taking August off for some home projects, family visits, and a most enjoyable time with my s...

Since I don’t have a piece of wargaming terrain finished or in production at the moment, I thought I’d cheat and tell you about a piece of 1...

Hello friends: Not much to report here of late - this is my first blog post since I started a month’s vacation lasting all of August, which...

 I'm not a big Kickstarter guy, but th offer from Madrid-based Barrage Miniatures seemed too good to pass up - modular resin/rubber ter...

For this week’s Terrain Tuesday feature, I am happy to show off these two completed terrain tiles for 6mm Napoleonics gaming. The large tim...

Hello friends! Took me just over a month to get these resin field fortifications from UK based Paul’s Models finished , which is pretty sp...

 As in two versus three dimensions.   Currently set up in my cat-proof gaming room (well, unless I forget to close the door or accidentally ...

  Hello friends and I hope this finds you well. Recently finished these 6mm European buildings from Timecast and starting to mount them for ...