Anton's Wargame Blog

  the forces of the Bambu Free Company as it stands today just under 100 points in Midgard terms          Well, not entirely free, there i...

       One of the things that always bothered me about plastic minis was the huge number of spare bits that were left over after a build; do...

        One of the few advantages of sorting through and relocating one's lifetime collections of hobbies is that you find all those thi...

        In the constantly expanding world of Trench Crusade Wargames Atlantic is offering us Trench Missionaries, the Mormon crusaders, righ...

        I have been greatly remiss about keeping blog posts up to date, my apologies to anyone who misses my often semi-coherent ramblings. ...

       In the dark and hazardous world of Trench Crusade there is the lurking threat of snipers. Not just your ordinary bloke with a scope a...

       I just finished a commission piece from the Dungeon Artifacts collection. These are 3-D printed buildings (there is a bunch of other...

    I started painting this guy as a test of how well printed minis look          I have heard a lot of complaints about how minis printed u...

       Fresh off the press we have the latest iteration of Prussians to fight the forces of Evil. Prussian Stosstruppen, those brave warrior...

        I spotted this over on the Louis the XIV blog where he commented on a picture-to-3D software. I was impressed with what he had on di...

        It is rare any more that I am in "acquisition mode". Having been in the hobby for over a half-century I just don't hav...

  a game I ran a while back        One of the surest signs of Spring is the appearance on my calendar of the Battlefields Warming Convention...