This is a beautifully sculpted miniature from Spain. so finely detailed that I was afraid to paint it. Well, I overcame my fear and this is ...

Here is a Super Mutant Hound, a fearsome enemy indeed. I painted this in two tones of green, red for the teeth and claws, and Martian Ironcr...

I'm inordinately pleased with this piece of terrain for one reason: the radiation sticker on the barrel is perfectly legible, and only t...

A pair of pillars painted to look slimy and ancient, reeking of filth and corruption. I think I captured the effect I was going for.   

Not the most exciting or difficult painting exercise, but hopefully these bits will make some Vault I build in the future more immersive.   

On Wednesday, I was so exhausted that I called in sick. On Thursday, I worked half the day and felt myself passing out again, so I called in...

These two fellows are coursers, antagonists from the Fallout universe. These guys were cast in translucent resin to suggest they're usin...

I painted this nifty ruined temple set a few days ago. It was Sean's idea to make the pillars look like marble by drawing dark streaks o...

For a while I thought I'd lost my "CONSUME" candy wrapper, but I unearthed it a few days ago and made a companion sign for OBE...

Here's another in my series of "cheap Fallout kids' toys repainted and re-purposed as 28mm-scale 3D road signs or oversized nov...

Here's another sign I made from a cheap plastic Fallout toy. First, I painted the axe in traditional axe colours; I painted its supports...

I found a small assortment of cheap Fallout toys done in "army men" style--that is, a set of monochromatic figurines. This Nuka-Co...

I painted a treasure pile, which was mostly a matter of selecting a trio of gold, bronze, and silver metallic paints, painting most of the c...

I've painted another ice machine! This time, I reversed the colour scheme and swapped out white for silver.   

Here's another miniature designed by me on HeroForge, 3D-printed by Jeff, and then painted by me. This is Sirona, my current character i...

Here's Saqib, designed by me on HeroForge, 3D-printed by Jeff, and painted by yours truly. Saqib is a bard in the Pitts-Woods-Fitz D...

  Four London housemates are roller skaters, and all of their friends are roller skaters. In fact, judging by what we see in this film, ever...

Jeff 3D-printed this 28mm-scale Type 6 shuttle, as seen on Star Trek: The Next Generation. The paint job looks a bit messy close up, partial...

Jeff generously 3D printed this Panther mech for a tabletop game we might play at Gaming & Guinness--if indeed G&G moves forward thi...

I found yet another junk barricade yesterday and promptly painted it. This time around I didn't add any flock.  Here's the rather sp...

I have a lot of fun painting and accessorizing these junk barricades for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. Here's one of the latest. Here'...

Here's a 28mm-scale ice machine from the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare line of resin terrain. Because ice machines can be found both today ...

Here's a Nuka-Cola vending machine I painted for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare.   

Here we have a pair of ancient post-apocalyptic refrigerators. Inspired by my 1970s childhood, I have painted one Puke Yellow and the other ...

Presumably, a nuclear wasteland would be covered in even more garbage than today's civilization. Luckily, dumpsters like this are abunda...