25 years of minis and counting

 New edition of this classic game spurs activity in the Finnish gaming community.  This is part 1. of two blog posts - covering my prepar...

Serious finetuning? Acquired this set from Warbases a while ago, but now had the motivation to build it, paint it and pimp it as we...

UPDATED: Airfield -project & loads of Japanese Our Clubs annual gaming event is next week and I'll be running the Bolt Action t...

New terrain for both Sengogu & WW2 periods As I'm planning to try out Kings of War Historical with my Samurai era -army and ...

I've Been busy building My Finnish troops for 1808-1809. I've used both metal and plastic miniatures. Read more on how a...

These Savolax Jägers are made from French Dragoons on foot (Perry). Heads are from some other plastic napoleonic set. I had them in my bi...

Defensive Works for the Great Northern War  (and other Black Powder -era games) As a continuation for the already built earthwork def...

As our Great Northern War Campaign progresses more troops and related terrain is needed. Our participants are actively painting more troops ...

Kaarle XII As we Finns call him...

Archers for Vikings, Anglo-Saxons, Crusaders... Visited London last weekend with my daughter and besides doing everything Harry Potter -r...

Pantheon of Gods and Hoplite Statue Our Mare Nostrum HC-Campaign is running it's 5th round and designing a "city fight...

Thorakitai shall rule the battlefields of Mare Nostrum! I wanted to build some more Thorakitai for my Alexander's Successors army f...

A Holy Place? Of course I had to make a shrine for the barbarians as well, since the scenario of the  second round of our Mare Nost...

Making of NOT RUINED Greek buildings Our Mare Nostrum Campaign  got me started on producing more terrain, mainly building for our g...

Siege!

This is  something I've been planning to do for a long time: fire and smoke for our battle fields

As part of our excellent Saga: Crescent & Cross -campaign we played a big team game last weekend in Ropecon . The game was a team game o...