I suck at blogging these days. I've been painting a fair amount, just can't seem to post on a regular basis, so here's a photo d...

Another unit for my growing Danish army... Warfare Miniatures, of course! The mounted officer is from one of the Cuirassier Officer packs (t...

Finished! I really got on a roll with this unit and painted twelve models (and based all three squadrons) over the weekend. It's amazing...

I've been wanting to do this unit ever since I got into the period - somewhere around 2006. I actually purchased the models from Warga...

Avast! We are very excited to launch  Donnybrook at Sea !  Donnybrook at Sea has 58 pages packed with naval rules for Donnybrook, unit guid...

It's been a while since I've painted any Warfare Miniatures. I've been wanting to wander into the tricorn era of the period for ...

I hope the turn of the calendar finds everyone well! Looking across my various blogs, 2019 was a very poor year for posting, even though I w...

Whew! Third game went totally different from the previous two. Though the Jacobites did manage to get all of their plunder across the ford (...

Real quick as I am beat.. two great games Saturday.. Left to right, Dannie Fogleman, Joe Brecher, Richard Jaekel, and Dick Goettel.. AL...

In the period between the Battle of the Boyne (July 1st, 1690) and The Battle of Aughrim (July 12th, 1691) a variety of smaller engagements ...

It's official.. I will be running several sessions of Beneath the Lily Banners/The War of Three Kings at the Guns of August show... ...

Every so often I get the urge to launch some sort of stupid large project. Ever since my partner's series on the Walls of Derry , I'...

Right, here's a proper limber this time - none of that dodgy strapping a gun to the back of the poor horse... Obviously a field gun...