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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: December 2011

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Saturday, December 3, 2011. 28MM MOUNTED COWBOYS III; THE TWO BILLIES. With all the sculpting I do, I don't have nearly as much time to paint as I would like, but I did manage to scrape together a few hours to paint samples of my third mounted cowboy pack, OW28-203. Curly Bill and Billy the Kid. Don't forget, these figures are made to match dismounted figures in the product line; in this case, figures from OW28-102. Cowboys. Along with OW201. The entire pack is available mounted. Perry Miniatures (40mm N...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: March 2012

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Friday, March 30, 2012. US INFANTRY IN SUMMER DRESS, 1812-1813. A selected pose from Knuckleduster's US Infantry in Linen Roundabouts;. A 360-degree view. Note the black belts used widely in the US Army;. White was generally worn only by the first seven regiments. Painted and sculpted by Forrest Harris. As easy as Austrians! In 1813, Commissary General Irvine produced 10,000 linen jackets for that year's operations, and Wade Hampton's Canadian expedition wore them as late as October. James Kochan, The Un...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: November 2013

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Monday, November 4, 2013. The Mohawk (properly called the Kanien'kehá:ka), Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Seneca and Tuscarora in the East, and the tribes of Tecumseh's federation in the West, were heavily engaged throughout the War. Native warriors fought on both sides, but primarily for the British. They are essential figures to possess in order to game the Battle of Crysler's Farm, Queenston Heights, the Thames, and numerous smaller conflicts. Can you imagine a gamer dressed like that? There are numerous e...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: 1812 SCENES FROM THE FRONT LINES

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Monday, June 8, 2015. 1812 SCENES FROM THE FRONT LINES. Brown-Coated Americans on the Right. A Flank View of the 49th and the 89th in the British Center. My Regiment, Damnit. 'Paid for it. It's mine.". Mohawks Sizing up the Americans. Ripley's 21st in Line in the American Center. Look Men, Canadians! How Hard Can This Be? Kentucky Cavalry, Wind Their Way Through the Deep Michigan Woods. September 24, 2015 at 1:55 AM. I’m hoping to view the same high-grade content by you in the future as well.

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: KNUCKLEDUSTER DIGITAL!

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Friday, June 26, 2015. Has Knuckleduster just rung the death knell for hand-sculpted figures? With traditional sculptors like Sebastian Archer and Tom Meier stalking the Earth, the future for traditional sculpting remains safe. That said, Knuckleduster's new digital sculpts do have the capacity to raise eyebrows. I will now present the fruits of my labor! A figure being sculpted in Zbrush. A TALE OF TWO SCALES. The Dame With No Name in Digital 28, A Woman of the Gun in 28, and The Dame in 32 (Heroic 28).

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: November 2011

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Friday, November 4, 2011. COMMAND STANDS FOR LUNDY'S LANE. For this project, I've mounted and decorated bases for Jacob Brown, commander-in-chief at Lundy's Lane, and his two Brigade commanders, Scott and Ripley. To indicate rank, I've varied the size of the bases and the number of figures mounted on them. Brown's larger stand and mounted aide signify his status. Notice I'm painting the large stones. "Stones are already stone-colored, so why paint them? After the undercoat has dried, I begin dry-brushing...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: July 2012

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Tuesday, July 3, 2012. LUNDY'S LANE, PART II: AMERICAN DEPLOYMENT. US forces arrive. Left (your left) to right: Towson's artillery, US 9th, 22nd, and 11th infantry. Winfield Scott just behind them, discussing with his aide ways to have them all killed. Jessup's 25th advances up the right flank along an easily-missed camouflage cloth path. Towson had a lot of trouble putting effective fire on the hill where the British artillery was situated. He tried different angles and methods before admitting that...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: January 2013

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Saturday, January 26, 2013. HOW TO BUILD AND PAINT A TCL LASER-CUT BUILDING THE KNUCKLEDUSTER WAY. The building I've chosen to illustrate my technique is the newest release, a small store with a fancy stepped-front. First off, lay out all your unpainted parts and give it a dry test-fitting to make sure you know how everything goes together. This will be brushed over all the surfaces which are meant to be plain wood. (Isn't it interesting how wood looks more like wood when you paint it? Now on to the more...

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Knuckleduster Miniatures Journal: December 2014

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Wednesday, December 3, 2014. NEW RELEASE: 28MM ROBBERS. I've just posted a new figure set for sale- 28mm Robbers. These are meant to represent one of the notorious gangs of thieves that plagued banks, railroads, and stagecoach lines. The James and Dooling-Dalton gangs spring to mind. Now I have to "steal" some time to do some painting! PS You can find them in the shopping cart here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Favorite Wargaming Blogs, Manufacturers, and Distributors. Front Rank Miniatures (40mm AWI).