doctorphalanx

My 10mm WW2 Normandy armies were collected, organised and painted for Spearhead  quite a few years ago, but have never left their boxes for ...

The empty field (lower left-hand corner) had contained a German platoon. Despite eliminating this, the British platoon (lower centre) was ...

Japanese armed peasants join the lead mountain... I bought some 15mm Two Dragons Samurai years ago to do a DBR army. There weren't e...

Now for the cavalry and generals. I resent having to paint horses - so much more painting but still only one figure! And don't mention a...

Herewith the Confederate and Union artillery. In a Civil War battle being with the artillery was the safest place to be.

Next up it's the boys in blue. I selected the figures and painted these to give a very uniform appearance in order to accentuate the con...

My 10mm American Civil War armies are at last complete. Painted, stained, grassed and Ardcoated. Thank goodness. As promised/threatened, I...

Union infantry after washing and drybrushing Keen to generate some space for starting work on my 15mm Irregular Wars armies, I'm ha...

I've been collecting 15mm figures for my Irregular Wars 'Mere Irish' Battle. 'Mere' is today a slighting term but orig...

Confederate infantry I seem to have bought my 10mm ACW armies in mid-2008 and they are still drinking paint. These are the figures I ba...

My last post described using a white undercoat, washes and a stain to paint 20th Century figures.  For my more colourful 10mm 1690 armies I...