Which means lazy! I've gotten a couple of questions recently about how I base my models and I thought I'd detailed this here before...

Whew! I just completed this fantastic windmill model from Tabletop World .  I think there are less details on a Napoleonic hussar! C...

So I settled on a color scheme... I tried a couple of different schemes. I like the studio version, but decided I wanted to make my...

I know my activity here has been very limited. Running the LoA blog has been quite a bit of fun but it's also been fairly time consuming...

Don't know if you've been following along over at the LoA blog , but I wanted to post pics here of the latest addition to my William...

With the release of the new Warhammer 40k Tau Codex I felt inspired to try my hand at painting a few of the xenos and bought a box set of ...

Have I mentioned how much I loathe undercoating models with a brush? I can paint an infantry model, highlights and all, in the time it tak...

As promised, I wanted to provide a review of Claymore Castings and I'm going to talk more about the new Citadel paints as well. The scul...

Yes - I'm nuts. Despite having hundreds of paints from Foundry, Games Workshop, and Vallejo, I just pre-ordered the mammoth new Games...

I am experimenting with using Citadel washes from Games Workshop to unify the colors and add depth to my models. The concept works alo...

I have been painting everything from fantasy to WW2 models in the last few weeks. Most of my painting is done in my lunch hour and I have a ...

Done and Dusted! The goal at this stage is to keep the highlights small and sharp. On many areas, such as the scales, this turns into a ...

Here is the second stage of my three-step (mostly - more on that later) painting style on a Dark Elf Knight... The details are starting to...

I have a few commissions lined up so far this year, and the first is a small unit for Warhammer Fantasy - Dark Elf Knights mounted on Cold O...