Amateur Hour

So I've come to hate this particular model. I didn't like it much to begin with, but it came in an ebay lot with several citadel de...

A while ago, I had the privilege of teaching my room-mate one of my new favorite skirmish games, Open Combat .  Open Combat  is a fast-play...

...Because I'm back from the dead, as the tired old blogging joke goes. This figure was actually part of my Chaos Cup swag bag th...

Desperation is one of the more  discernible  flavors in the sour mélange of material I’ve come up with for the Wyrdwold over the last year ...

Sorry for the stillness around here over the last week. Been quite ill to the stomach in a way that I had naively assumed I might never hav...

Just a series of group shots today. First, wrapping up the ogre warband from last week: Next, my February painting pledge . I'll ...

I thought I'd finish this little Ogre series with my favorite figure from the batch. He's full of motion and personality, with plen...

I'm really curious as to who sculpted this one. It is a figure crammed with lovely texture and detail that I love, even though it was t...

Now here was an strange sculpt. Oddly lifeless, but in a compelling way. The lethargy of the pose is echoed by the lazy wyrm, which I...

The sculpts from this warband seemed to be from a range of different manufacturers, so each had a palpably different style and different ch...

This week, I'm showcasing an ogre warband I painted up as a trade afor my fellow CSW member, Tim.  Won't have too much to say...

(All Them Witches) In the hither Northwest, where mountain hames perch 'midst the bluffs of the groaning vale, and the trails ...

As part of an ancient trade, I agreed to paint the below giant for one of my fellow club members who likes my painting style enough to cons...

Following on from last week's post on converting the Windy City Wizard , we are now ready to begin painting. This is a process (or, if ...