I've been working on a few different things recently (well, four or five different projects - I'm obviously a hobby butterfly). W...

Here's the Public Service Announcement to let you all know that although I'm no longer working full time for Wargames Illustrat...

Ten days ago, in my capacity as US Editor of Wargames Illustrated magazine, I ran the "Wargames Illustrated Presents The Historicon Pa...

Things have been pretty crazy around here lately, lots of work, lots of summer family fun, lots of hobby, and lots of travel! It's be...

This is to tell/remind/point out to you that Wargames Illustrated (the wonderful magazine I work for) will be running the Painting Compet...

Man, are May and June busy months, or what? First up, I need to remind everyone who can make it out, that the Dropzone Games One Year B...

Well, it has taken a little while, but I'm finally caught up on things after arriving home from Adepticon on Monday. Sleep was, of ...

Brigadier General Solomon Meredith, commander of the Iron Brigade, with their color bearer.  As Blogger's wonderful automated proc...

Gotta love that smile  In one of the comments, a reader asked me how I find the time for my hobby, family, friends, and work (and presu...

Well, I'm back from my week in the UK on a business trip to visit the Nottingham office for Battlefront and Wargames Illustrated. I met ...

A little while ago I posted some conversions for a unit I'm working on for an upcoming Wargames Illustrated article. The Napoleonic Fren...

Well, I finally had the opportunity to photograph all the Napoleonic British I've been painting over the last month. Above is the "...

It was about a decade ago, whilst visiting a wargaming convention in Wellington, New Zealand, that I was first introduced to Flames of War ....

One of the fun things about being a toy soldier hobbyist that a) works from home for a toy soldier hobby magazine and b) has quite a few fri...