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First Vehicle for Early German Army in Bolt Action

The very first vehicle I built for my early German army was the very old-fashioned-looking scout car Kfz 13, also…

1:56, 28mm, armoured car, recon, WWII

A Free Equestrian Statue for Bolt Action

When you order models directly from Warlord’s online store, they include a nice surprise gift. My last order included a…

28mm, terrain, WWII

The Old French Café and Tobacco Shop – First Bolt Action Terrain

Sometimes you buy a model for one purpose and end up using it for something completely different. That was the…

France, lasercut, weathering, WWII

Just Good Enough – First Bolt Action Figures Painted

Sometimes it is difficult to finish creating or painting a model. Over time, your standards improve and the next model…

1:56, painting, wargaming, WWII

A Tiny Maritime World – Black Seas and 1:700 Scale

Every scale has its charm, whether being able to add lots of realistic details in the larger scales like 1:32…

18th century, brig, East India Man

The Pub in Smallegade – a scratchbuilt prototype

A great reason to work in 0-scale, somewhere around 1:45, is the rich opportunity for scratch-building. That was one of…

1900, 1:45, Copenhagen, lasercut, O Scale

Small KPEV Freight Train from Trix

Recently I visited one of the two great local model railways shops here in Copenhagen. Both shops have a wonderful…

1910s, Altona, H0 Scale, KPEV, Schleswig-Holstein, Trix

The Oldest Truck – Büssing 1903 from Märklin

In the 1990’s the German company Märklin produced a large series of models of truck and bus models from the…

1900s, Märklin, truck

A Cog in Port

The first cog – a medieval cargo ship also used for war – has arrived in the Port of Hambeck!…

cog, sarissa, ship

A Small Harbour Test Diorama

Recently, I found a wonderful set of 3D-printed harbour elements on Etsy called Ancrabourg. The quays, warehouses, cranes and more…

diorama, harbour, painting

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