Bring Your Own Miniatures - My Minis

I don't claim to be a brilliant painter of miniatures. I've won a couple of contests here and there, but I certainly haven't had the available time or resources over the years to dedicate myself to that craft. As I'm putting together the illustrations for this project, I'm choosing an assortment of my figures from lesser known manufacturers, and figures for whom I can't even remember who the manufacturers are.

After all, that's one of the main points of the game.








I wish I still had that multi-thousand dollar camera for taking these shots.

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