Lace Wars in Tin

As its that time of year again, I thought it worth logging on and wishing you all the best for Christmas and New Year, letting you know I am...

In response to my request for photographs of your projects, Steven Marthinsen has kindly sent me photographs of some of his infantry units. ...

Aly Morrison has kindly sent me some photos of units he has painted using the Hungarian moulds - rather nice I would say! Hungarian In...

After a couple of posts with eye candy, time for something a little duller (but I've added in some photos of Richard's painting t...

For any of you who are not on the PA mailing list I thought I would let you know that the three Hungarian molds are now available - so somet...

The Hungarians are sculpted and the moulds ready, release is delayed for a few weeks waiting for the packaging to be finalised - but they a...

Hungarian Infantry IR32 Forgach These are cast from the test moulds. There are a few mistakes on the castings which have been c...

Saxon Leibgrenadiergarde As a break from Prussian blue and Austrian white I decided to paint something in red, both because red al...

I've been off on my holidays in 'sunny' northern England for the last week or so - which is my excuse for the long quiet spell....

Hungarian Officer First of all another look at the Hungarian officer; the coat lace has now been corrected and more added to the cuff...

I've just come back from a weekend in London playing 15mm ancients to the Armati rules - the figures look really small after spending t...