When developing Dreadnought, I became fascinated by splashes...

Adding flags and banners is a big part of making ships or rank-and-file troops look the part on the battlefield. Not only do these add...

Huge thank you to Mitch Reed at NDNG for hosting me on the HMGS Round Table and letting me drag on a bit about Ironclads...

On Friday, my son Theo and I played a test game for Dreadnought. We each had a dreadnought, battlecruiser, and a light cruiser in our fleets

A few months ago I randomly bought a bag of second-hand pieces from the classic boardgame, Battleship. I wasn't quite sure to do with it...

After reading E. Keble Chatterton's The Sea Raiders, I found myself wanting to add some civilian merchant ships to my scratch-built navy.

I found this fantastic 1923 recreation of the famous 1918 raid on Zeebrugge.

By the time of the Great War, the seven Bremen light cruisers were already a decade old. However, they saw action across the globe...

One of the more difficult things about my Jutland project was knowing that the "Destroyer Problem" was lurking just under the surface...

After posting my tutorial on building my 1:1500 scale ships, I got a request to quickly go over the tools that I used...

I got a little distracted during my scratch-built Jutland project...

Its probably a bad idea to keep experimenting with mast solutions still half-way through the Jutland project...

Once the scratch build ships for my Jutland project are built, it's time to throw some paint on them...

Strictly speaking 2017 ended in a bad place for me. The game project I was working on collapsed and the studio was dissolved just a few...

For most wargamers, metal and resin models are the way to go. But for me, the journey of making my own ships out of wood is worth the effort