Paint-it-Pink

Now that the body is symmetrical, see the post here , it was obvious where work was needed. The old joke about asking for directions to some...

  Since I've been working on my Ogre Mark 5 conversion, these unfinished Combine GEVs sitting around getting dusty, finally come to my a...

  Probably a bit late, but we watched this, and it had an alien mech chewing up a bunch of Ranger candidates on their last training day. It ...

Not forgotten, just place aside, just a much needed change of pace. I needed a break from mixing epoxy putty, and filling it smooth, as yet ...

I started these RAFM Heavy Gear conversions 10 months ago, back when the after effects from getting shingles was still bothering me. But, as...

Between working on my Ogre conversion, I've had an ultra rare prototype Ogre Mark 4, rejected by Steve Jackson Games that has been sitti...

We went to Salute and had a great day. Susan and I played in a game of What a Tanker, run by Joe Bilton, which won the Silver  Gold trophy f...

Dave Hardwood drew i ssue four's cover, a friend from days when I lived in Southend-on-Sea who also drew  the cover, and  a bunch of int...

So, here I am, still unable to drag this conversion across the finish line. Why? Because the front treads aren't symmetrical, as can see...

My afternoon session at Herts of Lard was playing Simon Hatch's What a Tanker 28mm game on a section of Joe Bilton's Caen 1944 tabl...