Over the Hill Gaming

As far as I can recall, it's been a year since I last slapped paint on a miniature. There was a couple of terrain projects during that t...

I've heard it said that miniatures should never be stripped and repainted. "Keep them around as a reminder of your earlier work. Yo...

I ended up with a significant number of plastic eggs this past Easter. Lacking ideas of my own, I posed the question of "how can I use ...

Thanksgiving is around the corner here in the United States, so I wanted to do a bird themed project. A green bird wasn't the first thin...

October is a good time for horror themed projects. I painted up one of these figures last year for that very reason. Then I forgot about th...

I suspect that this miniature - packing a bow and quiver while featuring the lower body of a snake from the torso down - was inspired by the...

I'm at the stage where I'm happy with how this looks, but kinda tempted to give it another weathering pass... Anyhow, this is part o...

This was a quick and dirty proof of concept I threw together over a hot summer afternoon. The goal was to see what else I could do with a co...

Here's a monocycle model I cobbled together from reclaimed materials. It started off as an experiment with making a wheel with a pair of...

It's been months since I did anything with my Five Parsecs From Home campaign . Sizing things up, there's three things I need to con...

Awhile back, I made some Stasis Pods using pill bottles as a quick and dirty project. The idea behind this terrain is to be able to place a...

Presenting her royal highness, Princess Livia from Tin Man Miniatures. Tin Man Miniatures is best known for producing 28mm-32mm scale figure...

I wanted a project that tied into May the Fourth Be With You, but I also didn't want to just pick up a Star Wars miniature or model. Ins...