A few images of my painting where the small details make big differences

Just some wholesome miniature painted soldiers

What the heck? I hope you feel better soon!

I’m teaching myself how to make multi-color 3d print files for use with my Bambu Labs P1S

@warlordgames.com Thought you might appreciate a photo from our local group’s Tanksgiving Tourney. This was taken right after two Panthers snapped to action against a Hellcat with nowhere to hide

My favorite picture from our local club Tanksgiving Tournament! Not pictured, the Commander and the Loader…

Commitment to the Camo pattern

This was one of the last 40k models I painted before I decided to stop pretending I didn’t prefer historical wargaming

<3 anyway

The flag bearer is from Eskice Miniatures

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Squad leader for me, translated into 1/72 scale miniatures in a train set. Good times!

A little French Heavy Metal for you! This Char B1 by @warlordgames.com was the centerpiece of my early war army for the Patton Foundation Fall Brawl at Fort Knox, KY

That’s typically the way it ends for me, but do please carry on!

A few ill-fated French Cavalry battle their way through the streets of Carentan, noting with grim determination that their armor support had fled the field.

Here’s my Medieval Arcades of Carentan set on a wargaming board at the General George Patton Museum Foundation “Fall Brawl” this year. I had such a great time painting these 3d prints by Patrick Miniatures

Thanks! I find a lot of peace in making art of all kinds

Thanks! We like to have some character on our game boards for sure

Some American Iron for your miniature wargames musing

Just a piece of rock I “pict” up and carved

First GW product in a few years, painted this Lt Titus up for a friend

Scenes from a wargaming night! I have a group of good friends who meet every week to talk, play games, and enjoy each other’s company

Children in Romania are told stories about this cat to keep them from wandering the fields at night during the new moon

Lapidary fun! I love bringing the beauty of a natural stone to the surface