Hoping to finish up the second company tomorrow and then the rest of the battalion by the weekend.

Barbarossa in 6mm is coming along.

Some progress on another BUA for O Group.

Left sprue is white undercoat, baselayered, and washed. Right sprue is black undercoat and base layer (with some black for shadows), no wash.

Gotta add some shrubs trees and a little fence but got one Built Up Area made yesterday. Can't decide if I should make static grass lighter or else drop it all together so my infantry stands don't float on it.

Working on some 6mm panzer 38Ts today. GHQ makes some lovely models.

Playing Through the Mud and the Blood at the WWI museum was very cool. #spreadthelard

Success. #spreadthelard

Ready for a #toofatlardies day at the National WWI Museum in Kansas City

To wash, or not to wash?

The work bench is too crowded as I work on my east front stuff in both 15mm and 6mm.

Teeny tiny eastern front terrain

Finally made proper storage for my terrain boards. Now time to fill it with terrain!

Added some spent shells from using teeny tiny brass tubing

I blundered my terrain mix a bit but I was hasty. Finally getting this board done in the coming days

My half company of Great War poilus is done. All that's left is some machine guns and mortars (and maybe a Saint-Chamond, and a couple more 75s, and...)

The German positions have been heavily battered by the Schneider and the VB launchers under the direction of company commander Capitaine Galloup!

French assault on trenches defending the crossroads at Ferme du Choléra

Tank in the assualt

Working on some armor today. This French Schneider CA1 will support the assault by the 151 infantry regiment near Berry au Bac, part of the Nivelle Offensive in April 1917

Just about everyone's painted up. Two ground holding platoons and a stosstrupp plus their supports. All that's left is to finish basing and that my Great War Germans done.

Got one platoon of Great War British finished this weekend. One more to go and then their supports.

Great War in the air at the club tonight.

My local library upgraded their resin printer this week and since it's free I'm churning out these beautifully crisp T-34s as if I were a tractor factory.

Pyramid scheme could collapse without more suckers, conman warns

Three rifle squads based. The grenade discharger squad is next then some supports.

Working on some 15mm Japanese. Hoping to have three rifle squads done tomorrow. #ChainofCommand #toofatlardies

Hexasim's Great War Commander is such a good game. Hoping 2026 will see more hex and counter on my game table.

Getting ready for some pacific action in 2026

Printed off a batch of German armor to repel the Soviet invasion.

Gotta finish the bases still but here's the vanguard of my motor rifle battalion with a few knocked out BMPs for scatter/objectives/casualties

Can't decide if I like them parallel to the base or in natural positions.

Turning my library's makerspace into a Soviet tank factory

Then don't make the game. It's a simple as that. If a game needs to use a plagiarism machine to exist, it doesn't need to exist.

My library provides free resin printing so I'm beginning my foray into 6mm wargaming.

A bit of Russian civil war tonight at the club

Got this group of spooky boys done. Will add tufts and stones to the bases but they're looking like proper ruffians.

A couple more spooky boys. I think I'll get them finished today.

Printed out a 2 foot map for my mythic bastionland campaign

Another spooky boy is just about done (gotta do the leather and the shield)

Sadly I'm late for spooky season but I'm raising an undead army.

Just about done with the first two groups of ashigaru for my #toofatlardies Seven Spears campaign

More Napoleonics at the club

Just the metal bits and small details left for these guys.

Ashigaru work today

the real glory of world war two was that it involved a warrior cult being ground down and beaten to a pulp by people who would rather have been doing something else.

Night at the club

I'm delighted to have helped get the amazing story of Baker Pasha's rearguard action at Tashkessen 1877 onto the tabletop in the latest edition of Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy. For the full story, check out Frank Jastrzembski’s book on the battle. balkandave.blogspot.com/2017/08/valent…

As if I needed another project

Working on a couple lengths of fence and some textile patterns.