Paint-it-Pink

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...

Carrying on with my adventures of a day out at Herts of Lard day. My morning session saw me playing in Mike Wilkins's They mostly come a...

Saturday we went to Rickmansworth for the Herts of Lard games day run by Joe Bilton. He being the maestro of epic wargame tables, as can be ...

The final piece of artwork generously donated by Steve Kyte adorns the cover of issue three. Again all uncredited articles and artwork for ...

  Above is the model from last time, given a trim, and to check I took the photo and mirrored each half to judge how close I was to my goa...

Again another beautiful piece of artwork from Steve Kyte adorns the cover of issue two. All uncredited articles and artwork  contents for is...

Symmetry is a thing. One that castings made from sculpts were more of a suggestion, rather than something strictly adhered to. My Ral Partha...

Given the last post about I did about OHMU War Machine was 2023, which itself referred to an earlier post in 2021, and an even earlier menti...

MekTek was a British BattleTech fanzine produced by me, which came out in 1988. The cover of the first issue was by Steve Kyte. All the uncr...

  Above is where I am after cutting back the sculpting putty I applied last time. I realized I made a mistake judging the rake of the front ...