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Starting a Saga Norman army
The first of my Norman army for Saga, Gripping Beast’s early medieval skirmish game. I still haven’t solidified my army composition, but I’ll paint up the Normans I already have and see what else I...
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Medieval Dwarfs
Some GW Dwarfs, converted using Bretonnian Men-at-Arms bits to make medieval dwarfs. I have to be in the right mood for Warhammer and its cartoonish, pumpkin-headed, ham-handed style (the figures, and...
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Dwarf Thunderers for sale
Selling off some painted dwarf Thunderers, hopefully coinciding with the new GW dwarf releases and resurgent interest in the lil’ guys....
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High Elves Commission: Phoenix Guard
Lots of metal and white. The warm white of the back cloaks is white darkened with a buff yellow – I’ve been experimenting with darkening white with a variety of colors. The flames start red, then...
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Belgian Askaris
Just photographed a bunch of mostly older figures, I’ll be posting them over the next few weeks. Also playtesting the French Indochina rules, will be releasing those soon (ish, as always. No...
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Sea Hawk
More older figures: This one a Sea Hawk from Foundry’s range. For inspiration I watched Erol Flynn in the 1940 Sea Hawk – the ship combat holds up surprisingly well despite being 70 years old!
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French Indochina War rules: Contre Les Viets
The long-promised Indochina rules! I’ve been using versions of this set for some time and think they convey well the mood of Indochina. Included is one scenario, The Defense of Muong Khoua. This is a...
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Soviet-Afghan War
Another oldie, this time a Motor Rifle gunner from the Soviet-Afghan War. Mongrel Miniatures, now I think under a different name.
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Conquistadors
Foundry Conquistadors. Rebuilding this collection after I sold off a bunch. Always a mistake.
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