Anton's Wargame Blog

        I was satisfied with my first small test sample of spearmen so I went ahead and spent hours cleaning up a larg(ish) batch of spearme...

        This is a small test-batch before I start mass-painting the rest of the foot. I wanted to get a feel for the minis before diving in....

        I'm still plugging away at the Trojan War stuff. This time it is the Heroes (don't ask me to identify them, I'm a bit ru...

   I hope everyone has a wonderful Fourth of July.  Please avoid blowing off any fingers! 

        I finished up painting the earthwork for R.U.P.'s Battle of Bunker Hill game and then cut the green board for placing under the ...

       Anybody in the Detroit Metro area feel like lending a hand to wheelchair bound vets? Here is your chance, this coming weekend the Nat...

        Another batch of Foundry Trojan Wars light troops, this time javelinmen. These were a bit of as bother to paint as they were mostly,...

             Some time ago Rich Uncle Pat decided to dive into the American Revolutionary War via the Warlord Epic Scale minis. He has spent...

         It seems many centuries ago that Foundry began issuing their Trojan Wars range. They were delightful figures; well proportioned, ac...

    looks like a used war-cart lot, somewhere in the Tigris valley 2300BC           The Housemartin has been acquiring minis through Ebay fo...

  why? where? how?          In the process of the "Great Relocation" (wherein the library is moving upstairs and the painted minis...

          You have seen these lads before when I reviewed them a while back . I was asked if I would try my hand at painting them as well (a...