Couple of quick shots of what my little mans are going to be seeing when they fight over these nine square feet of battlefield....

Dirtied up the city blocks this week with a coat of The Dip.  You can see that it took some experimenting.  The roof on the building in the lower left is a little dark for my tastes, but it does help to break up the buildings a little more....

You probably noticed that this has become a weekly blog.  I burned through my backlog pretty quick.  At this point, I’ll just plug away at the new work during the week and throw up odd thoughts when I get the chance.  Sunday night is the best night for posting,...

One of the things that I’m trying to do with my wargaming is keep everything compact.  This post details one of the reasons for that. When I jumped back into the hobby, I really didn’t look very hard.  I just bought up a couple sheets of foamcore and a...

One Box Car Wars is essentially complete.  All that’s left to do now is play the game.  There’s always the temptation to go back and add just one more thing, or to tinker with it just a little more, so don’t be surprised to see a few more autoduel...

Time to start introducing this little hobby to the boy.  A few weeks ago, he got a box of Warhammer 40K figs to practice on, but I can’t let him have all the fun.  Tonight, we glued them together in whatever way seemed cool.  Here are our results, sans paint. Warhammer players...

More dropped weapons today.  This time it’s the smokescreens first previewed here.  First up, a distant shot to show what they look like from a distance, and then a close up view of the texture. As always, click images for more details. These are scraps of soft, but stiff, packing...

If anyone out there in internet land wants to use a few of my billboard designs…here you go.  I can’t imagine anyone really wants to use the Hawaii or Kailua one, but heck, Uncle Albert is a classic, and who couldn’t use Gold Cross?  All I ask in return...

Not a lot of time today, so here’s a quick shot of my space saving solution.  In order to keep it all in one box, I tuck my pedestrians into the bunker.  Appropriately enough, the safest place for them in transit is also the safest place for them in...

Here they are, the ten pedestrians ready to bail out of their cars and run for safety.  These were painted in a rush – 1 hour total for the lot of them.  I used The Dip method of painting, so they look a lot more grubby than I had...