Members of Le Regiment de la Chaudiere preparing to go ashore on Juno Beach . After a long absence, I've had time to continue the story ...

Troops of Le Régiment de la Chaudière move through Beny-sur-Mer on D-Day - more on the Chauds on D-Day here . The following is an imagined ...

Kudos to Joseph Legan for writing Platoon Forward (PF), and kudos to Richard Clarke of Too Fat Lardies for publishing it. Briefly, PF is a...

(With apologies to Robert Frost) Stone fences are a useful bit of tabletop terrain. They are commonplace in many rural and agricultural are...

After just over a year's hiatus, madpadrewargames is back. Well, maybe. No promises. But a post now seems like a step in the right di...

No rabbits in my basement, but that's the name of a blog launched by a friend. For several years James has been amusing his friends wit...

December hasn't been a kind month in terms of painting projects, but I did get this scenery project finished, a fairly simple to build p...