I have spent more than three decades painting and pushing little toy soldiers around a table or two, mostly in the Twin Cities area. Originally I was a fantasy player using TSR's Battle System, however as that system fell out of favor I moved to the historical side of the hobby and under the guidance of players like Jim Fitzgerald and BJ Kersteter.
My primary interest is the American War of Independence followed closely by the Napoleonic Period. I am not sure you would know that by simply looking at my figure collection as I have a pretty wide and varied collection.
There is no question I am a megalomaniac when it comes to gaming I have a huge desire to do massive battles. Nothing in the hobby sets me free like the look of 2000 plus figures marching across the table to do battle with one another.
2024 Painted Figure Goal
One of my annual New Year’s Resolution is to paint figures that complete units and or armies so that they can be used on the tabletop for a game.
So far this year I have painted – 245 25mm and 120 15mm figures.
Current Projects
* 15mm American Civil War, the Gettysburg (1863) Campaign utilizing Regimental Fire & Fury.
* 25mm American Civil War, semi-historic, utilizing The Men Who Would Be Kings.
* 25mm Napoleonic using Rank and File for the German Campaigns of 1813
* 15mm Napoleonic using Napoleon's Battles for the Crisis on the Danube (1809).
* 15mm Napoleonic using General de Brigade Deluxe for the 100 Days Campaign (1815).
Currently I am concentrating on completing figures for the French and Indian War and American War of Independence for my birthday gaming celebration, focusing on Warfare in Colonial America.
* 25mm French and Indian War
Mohawk Indians
- Four "companies" of 12 figures
British Independent Companies
- Two companies of 10 figures
Colonial Regiment (TBD)
- Thirty Figures
British Rangers
- Three Companies of 10 figures
*25mm American War of Independence
Virginia Continentals (For Fitz)
- Two Regiments of 20 Figures
New York Continentals
- Two Regiments of 20 Figures
North Carolina Continentals
- One Regiment of 20 Figures
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