Camera is made from bits of wood and wire.

Sometimes, I'll grab something unpainted off the shelf and go to work. I found this Barbarian Queen figure from Copplestone Castings, an...

Don't forget to click on the pictures to get larger versions. Great pulpish cavemen by Copplestone. The big, brutish fellows are actuall...

I set up a couple polls to let the public name my ship (from three choices I provided), and they chose Mary Ellen Carter. The name comes fro...

Mark Copplestone, of Copplestone Castings (see my links) comes through again! I ordered some British naval officers and a gardner/nordfelt g...

I couldn't find any naval gun I liked on the web, so I found some scraps and threw together this little daisy. She's roughly a 3 1/2...

This is it; these are some of the first miniatures I ever bought (freshman year of high school, 1988.) Brand-spanking new back then, these a...

Stage-by-stage of an Empire spearman from games Workshop. In other news- the Nile steamer is primed and ready for painting!

I've finished framing the windows and doors. It's just a simple basswood, 1-beam frame. I'm not doing molded, double-hung window...