I am into miniature wargaming for definitively aesthetic reasons, and prefer to create the illusion of an actual scene on the tabletop. T...

As you may have glimpsed in the flag tutorial, I have finished work on the command group for the AWI British Marines.

Previously, I showed my recent Marine Ensigns carrying their regimental standards. The process that went in to creating the flag design...

One of the details that really enhances an tabletop army is a proper set of regimental colours, and s ince unit-specific flags add so muc...

Now that I've gotten my more serious title of the day out of the way, I can move on to puns and segue back to AWI Redcoats (anyone r...

My commissioned set of 8th Foot, War of 1812 is now complete. The company is made of a mix of Front Rank and Foundry figures, which blend ...

Following the Battle of Long Island, the Continental Army slipped away from complete destruction across the river to Manhattan Island and...

As a prelude to the write-up for my Battle of Harlem Heights scenario I wrote, I've staged a scene of the Landing at  Kip's Bay....

Now for a quick progress update on my ongoing AWI British Marines project.

Awaiting the coming storm. A continental officer stands at the edge of a wood, watching the horizon. The sounds of the birds and the win...

I have now complted the first 8 British Marines from the American Revolution. These Perry Brothers plastic figures have been a lot of ...