doctorphalanx

Swedes with muskets circa 1660 (The original version of this article failed to acknowledge my debt to Chris Pringle's Bloody Big Bat...

Old Fritz The first step after PVAing the figures to the combination MDF and steel bases was to texture the bases. I used a cocktail sti...

Prussians: looking remarkably like the Austrians My 10mm Pendraken Seven Years War Prussian and Austrian armies for Maurice were destine...

Pendraken Prussian Fusiliers. The ensigns occupy two touching corners so the flags are at the centre of the unit. Maurice uses square b...

My first job is to sort out the figures into  units and bases. These are improvised but efficient   sorting trays created from milk bottle...

I don't get much time in Summer for painting/modelling, blogging, or even planning games, but I usually get to play once or twice a mont...

Culloden 1746 Despite the success of my MDF counters, I'm still hankering for some Maurice armies made of lead, but what scale, w...

As expected, my trial Seven Years War game of Sam Mustafa's 18th Century Maurice rules confirmed that they are dramatic, exciting and ...

I'm just working up to a trial game of Maurice . Having decided to dispense with national characteristics I found myself a few units s...

Painting all the armies I'd like to have for all the rules I'd like to play is too demanding on time and space, if not pocket, and I...

I don't suppose many people read this blog as a matter of course, but I find it quite useful for sorting out my own thoughts and plan...

28mm Irish War of Independence for FUBAR rules All finished apart from varnishing. That's waiting for a warm dry day but there's ...