Collecting Toy Soldiers

 The joy of junk boxes is that you never know what you'll find, it might all look like rubbish but you can't help having a rummage a...

 Slowly getting around to putting figures back on display after they had to be packed away for work on the house a few years ago, a change i...

 For our latest game we decided to try a Napoleonic version of Battle Cry and Anthony suggested the Peninsular War Battle of Saguntum 1811. ...

 Following on from the previous post, here are closeups of the second new shelf.  The shelves are inside a pine wardrobe built into a chimne...

 It always seems to be feast or famine at the local car boot sale but last weekend I managed a reasonable haul: This lot set me back £20, wh...

Since discovering that the boardgame Battle Ravens translates so well to the tabletop for a wargame with 54mm toy soldiers we thought we...

For several decades now I have been happily converting toy soldiers using the two part modelling compound known to all as Milliput, which d...