Within the Great Game, many rolls of the dice The end of the world in a single device Why not take a chance with the fate of the Earth Surel...

What started as yet another attempt to paint 28mm scale eyes has turned into sunglasses once again. Ah well, at least there's a hint of ...

This Pulp Figures miniature is posed quite dynamically, and I'm pretty happy with my paint job, though my photo hasn't captured it v...

 Hail Ming! Ruler of Mongo and Emperor of the Universe! 

I've been painting many minis lately, and Canada Day seems the right time to show off Sgt Prestown of the Yukon and his trusty Husky, Ba...

Here's the Dragonclaw's cook. What can I say . . . faces are hard, especially at this scale.   

Her skin turned out so dark! But maybe it really was this dark.   

Here's patriotic teen Tim Chan from Pulp Figures' Student Investigators line.   

Here's the dwarf lookout I painted for the Dragonclaw. He must get splinters running about on the deck in bare feet. Or perhaps he has v...

Here's the master of the RSS Dragonclaw . He looks more like an admiral than a captain to me, but then I suppose you can be both, depend...

Here's another crewmember of the RSS Dragonclaw . I wanted this guy to have a knightly personality but to be somewhat unloved by his cap...

Ohhhhh eeee ohhhh eeee ohhhhh, eeeee ohhhh eeeee ohhhhhh!  

 

Earlier today, I met with four old friends to honour the passing of a fifth.  Behind me are Jeff Pitts, Kevin Kelly, Vern Ryan, and Ray Brow...

 

A carelessly stored firearm is never a good thing.   

Sean (and many others) were quite happy about the latest Edmonton Oilers win in the current NHL Stanley Cup playoffs. During a text discussi...

  I was fortunate enough to meet Norman Kwong when he took over from Lois Hole as Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, and I wrote speeches for h...

 

What sort of booze would go in a container such as this?   

Here's my very hesitant attempt to paint a figure in something resembling camouflage. In this case, I imagined this soldier in a jungle ...

 

This spit-roasted pig isn't the most macabre miniature I've painted, but it's certainly the most macabre miniature I've pain...