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Lockdown has been in effect in the UK for around 15 weeks and it has been both a blessing and a curse for my hobby time. The time, secluded

The Road to Victory project began back in 2016 as a way to upgrade the quality of my urban/modern cityscape photos. I never considered just how long it would take or just how far I would end up pushing the idea. The key to taking a good miniature photo is the details. You want the world to feel lived in, like the figure you have painted could actually exist in a real place. That's why I put so much effort into my backgrounds and today I'd like to share with you just one of my

This week I'd like to share with you a few photos of my modern city terrain, specifically the resin vehicles from Antenocitis Workshop which I put the finishing touches on this week. I know a lot of people use toy cars for modern scenery, but for me there is something about painted resin that fits better in the world because of the way it blends in with everything else. They also have a nice solid weight to them and they are perfectly scaled for use with 28mm-32mm minis. Here

I grew up on war games in the mid 90's and back then you either played Warhammer or 40k. Now there are hundreds of options in every conceivable flavour. You can play fantasy, sci-fi, steampunk, historical, you can even outfit a potato with a deadly payload and play with that. War games range from single minis fighting each other to small skirmish games, units of troops clashing on vast battlefields or entire fleets invading planets. So today we're playing a Superhero skirmish