I'm going on an adventure!

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Well, I've decided to start blogging about my adventures in miniature gaming.  I've been miniature wargaming since I was 15.  That's a few decades ago now. 

I started with Games Workshop's Warhammer 40,000 back in 1987.  Since then, I've played many different game systems in numerous scales.

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