A Miniature History of the American Revolution

For some weeks I've been making preparations for a new major project. Mainly these preparations have involved painting some new regimen...

In several previous posts, I’ve walked through much of the source material on the start of the Revolutionary War at Lexington Green, and con...

In a recent post , I described, from the British point of view, some of the events immediately preceding the opening of the Revolutionary Wa...

Below is a listing of blog posts I’ve written concerned with the operations of Brigadier-General Richard Montgomery’s operations in Canada i...

The guns at Fort Saint-Jean fell silent late on November 1, 1775 . The next day was spent in negotiations, and the formal surrender took pl...

The siege of Fort Saint-Jean dragged on for weeks. Brigadier-General Richard Montgomery, who led the American forces, was impatient to fini...

I always enjoy reading about how others paint their miniatures, and although I am not the most skillful of painters, I thought I would devot...