When you think of hand-me-downs, clothes probably come to your mind. Amazingly, I’ve had a sizeable collection of old hammer handed down to me. It’s finally time to give these gems their moment in the spotlight.

The Taletop World town gate is a wonder of miniature production. Like all of their buildings, this thing is both incredibly (incredibly!) durable, and deeply detailed.

After deciding to paint the Empire in the colours of Talabheim, the orcs were still homeless. Should I make my own tribe?

It was one of the craziest impulse purchases of my entire gaming career, topped only by an impromptu Warmachine mistake.

The midway point of this 15mm project is where I’m at after exactly one year (to the week) of purchasing my first figures for it.

Perched in his crow’s nest, Barnacle Bruv peers through his looking glass, hunting for the day’s bounty. Manifesting forty-odd pounds of man-guts per mate is a daily chore for the diminutive freebooter.

Here is my version of Infinite Dimensions Games’ Ancient Shrine.

his piece drove me back to my computer chair to play video games. About 60% of the way through the paint job I put down my brush, instead of introducing this scaly prick to the wall via two-seam fastball.

Here are all of the NPCs for my little fantasy city so far. Seeing this progress all in one place is satisfying.

There are more citizens on the way, but for now here are some shots of a terrain commission I took on. The job included cutting the Garden of Morr set from sprue, attaching everything to MDF bases, and painting!

Five more citizens fresh off the paint table, plus some terrain WIPs at the bottom.