Category Archives: Games

Painting By Numbers…

Posted on April 8, 2020 by Jonathan J. Reinhart

As you probably guessed, this might be a strange topic for me after my last TWO posts. But, I’ve recently finished a commission that caused me to work to specification within a designated deadline. The end result was painting 52 … Continue reading →

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Review: Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea

Posted on April 8, 2020 by Robert Dunn

Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea Publisher: GMT Games Designers: Christopher Vorder Bruegge & Mark McLaughlin Developer: Fred Schachter MSRP: US$85.00

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Going to church

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Jonathan J. Reinhart

The Old Dutch Church by Things from the Basement is a recent project from their inspired by Sleepy Hollow series. It is considered to be one of their earliest models, however  It is also one of the finest MDF kits I’ve … Continue reading →

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Dealing with a ‘bad’ month. The road to 350.

Posted on April 1, 2020 by Jonathan J. Reinhart

We all start out our resolutions with gusto and enthusiasm, and then we hit a snag and give up. January was a slow month for me, but I was expecting it with the holidays and all. In February I had … Continue reading →

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Wargaming With Miniatures: Why You Should Consider Playing With Smaller Miniatures

Posted on March 30, 2020 by Jonathan J. Reinhart

Playing with 28mm and 15mm scales tends to be the norm in many gaming clubs.  There’s benefits of gaming with miniatures smaller than the above scales. Listed below are my top reasons you should own smaller miniatures.

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