benwilliams307

An entertaining and informative interview with one of my colleagues - Recommended viewing!

I have a backlog of images I’d like to share here of my Napoleonic tabletop gaming hobby. Recently I tried my hand at building some visually appealing wheat fields made from coir floor matting. From the

Presenting some command stands I’ve been working on. In need of more Russians, as always. Nice figures from Boki, in Estonia. A great match to Anthony Barton’s sculpts. And also some Prussian Landwehr

Years ago, I read an excellent book on the history of finance, entitled Devil Take the Hindmost. In it, the author points out that major, sometimes systemic, financial scandals/disasters occur with almost

Working on Napoleon's German Division for a tabletop war-game. 2/4 Dutch Infantry is the first unit I've finished for this project. I think it's a cool formation to model as it has great diversity of unit

Been building a table for some 1812 Napoleonic gaming, Russian campaign. Still more to do, but thought I'd share some progress photos and shots from a test game. Hope you enjoy. Miniatures are 18mm Old

Nothing I can say that my friend Robbeh hasn't already said better already. Except to add that I too am a member of Team Xenophon and a signatory of the Declaration. Please read and sign.

Great news, Steemians! It appears that a traditionally conservative ratings agency, Weiss Ratings, has awarded Steem a grade of "B" in their very first rating of crypto offerings. In the case

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. I thought I'd just make quick post sharing a picture I took and explanation of one of the coolest places I've come across in my area of the USA. Hope you like! "The

Hello Steemians! I'm Ben, doing my first post on steemit. I heard about steemit through a friend @blakemiles84. He also convinced me to invest in STEEM. Which I did, after a look around steemit - the community