Lead Legionaries

     My newest F&I War figures -- 6 Canadian militia posing near one of my Acheson longhouses I am running the "Skirmish at Jumonvi...

My loaded-down mules and their equally loaded-down handlers moving along a path in the forest So, one of my frequent readers upbraided m...

Some 28mm Native Americans originally intended for the raffle for Advance the Colors 2018, but not finished in time This batch of 6 Indi...

    28mm Blue Moon frontiersmen from their Ohio Valley pack I had hoped to get this last batch of Blue Moon frontiersmen completed before I ...

It was a good finish to the Lead Painters League. I made the difficult decision after finishing up my Round 10 entry to forego the bonus poi...

There have been few pictures on this site of my newly-painted figures, lately. The reason for that is I have decided to once again enter the...

    25mm Old Glory Indian villagers - the one on the left is probably my favorite of the batch I think this batch of seven 25mm miniatures b...

    28mm Old Glory Indians (well, one is a Falcon fig -- can you guess which one?) from the "Stink-eye Tribe" I am sure that somet...

As I get closer to beginning playtest of my campaign rules covering the 17th-18th century Beaver Wars here in Ohio, I realized I needed mor...

"Wampum or womp them" -- my Round 9 entry featuring more 28mm Conquest Miniatures Indians. I won this round 380-112, bettering ...

  "Regardez les bois!" -- 28mm Foundry French infantry -- was my Round 8 entry. I ended up winning fairly solidly, 435-36, ra...

  "Raptors? They bred raptors?" -- my round 7 entry, that went down to defeat 350-144. I honestly felt they had a good chan...

NOTE: I changed this to my Round 4 entry after photographing it...   My Round 4 entry in the Lead Painters League: Winter Hunt. Th...

  My Round 3 entry: Rogers Rangers. These 28mm Conquest Miniatures scouted out my second victory in the league, 466-18. After ru...

  "On the Warparth," 28mm Conquest Miniatures Indians -- my entry for Round 2 I have always joked that every Sunday morn...

    28mm Frontiersmen for the French & Indian War When I came back from Advance the Colors 2013 last month, I was really jazzed up about...