Chris Ferree

Hey all! I have posted the latest building for Tantrapur, the Palace of Pleasure. As usual, it is free to download. All you have to do is subscribe (for Free) to the 4P website. www.4ppress.com/free-downloa... I hope you'll give us a visit and grab some free models. Thanks

Hey all! Generally Patricia handles this stuff, but since I'm retired and she isn't, I thought I'd give her a hand. Archibald Certainly Not! 2 is the deal of the day at Wargame Vault. Now's your chance to get it at an obscenely low price: www.wargamevault.com/product/5786... Thank you!

Hey all! I've posted the next building for the Tantrapur village. This one is a residence / smith's workshop / storeroom combo. Stop by 4 P Press' website, register for free, and start your own village today! www.4ppress.com/free-downloa...

Have you ever laid awake at night wondering, "What would the Spanish Armada look like in miniature?" And not the 1898 Armada that the Americans abused down Cuba way, but the one 310 years earlier that the English abused in the English Channel. Well, wonder no more, here is my version of that Armada.

Hi All! I just want to let you know that I have posted the next installment for Tantrapur to: www.4ppress.com/free-downloa... This is a free download for those who are subscribers to the 4 P website. (It's free to subscribe). This is a great way to get a diverse but cohesive village.

Non-GW women? How about some 15mm mid to late Victorian women. These are my own designs.

Hey all, I posted another post about Tantrapur at my blog. This one details some of the new buildings and shows the layout of the town as it appeared in the movie "Gunga Din". You can visit this post at: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/09/tant... I hope you enjoy it.

Hey gang! For my birthday (which was yesterday) I decided to release another building in the Tantrapur (Gunga Din) series. Get it while it's hot (at least the bottom may be warm straight off the build plate!). Thank you for your support of 4P Press and Models!

This group of photos are of two of the buildings for the village of Tantrapur, the village where Ballentine, McChesney, and Cutter first meet the Thugee cult in the 1939 classic, "Gunga Din". The larger building is the telegraph office and the smaller I'm using as a residence for the British officer

I thought that I would post a few pictures of the Tlingit warriors (from the US/Canadian Pacific Northwest coast). These appear as they would in the late 1700's when contact with Russian fur hunters first took place. These represent the upper class warriors.

Hi Folks! Here's my entry for Mr. Jane's birthday. I played a lovely game of Contested Seas, in which I kicked my own butt. chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/08/hoch...

Hi all! I've posted to my blog photos and a brief writeup of the model Kali's Temple from the movie Gunga Din that I built. I hope you will take a look and, perhaps, drop some scenario ideas for it in the comments. Thanks! chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/07/its-...

I just wanted to share with you all a more in depth view of my Peking model for the Boxer Uprising. I hope you enjoy it. chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/07/peki...

It has been a while since I've posted anything, so I thought I'd drop a few photos on my latest grandiose project. This is the Legation Quarter of Peking for the Boxer Rebellion. The layout is based on a map by an American Engineer drawn right after the siege. The buildings are cardstock. Enjoy!

I know it has been awhile since I have posted anything, but I've finally finished my work on a major project and can get back to the game table. So, here is a link to the blog post for a game I played yesterday: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/04/a-ba... I hope you enjoy it. Thanks

Hi all, It has been a while since I've posted to my blog, But I have rectified that now. Here's a link to my latest post: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/03/3d-p... I hope you enjoy it.

A good frigid (at least here in southern Colorado it is) Saturday morning to you all. I hope all is well with you. I have posted an account of my first play test of observation mission rules to my blog. chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/01/arch... I hope you enjoy it. Happy gaming, Chris

Hi all, I hope your week is going well. I have posted another 'What I've been working on' blog entry at: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/01/what... I hope you enjoy it. Happy Gaming, Christopher

Hi all, I just wanted to take a little time and show off the newest models available from 4P Models on Wargame Vault. We have the Lloyd 40.08 and the Oeffag CII. We don't know if the Lloyd ever got off the ground, but the Oeffag performed workman's service on the Russian and Italian fronts. Thanks!

This year, my New Year's Eve celebration involved a game of "Waken The Storm". This is a fantasy variant of 'The Sword and the Flame' . You can check out my after action report at the following: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2026/01/the-... Thanks, and happy gaming! Christopher

Hello All, This time I have posted photos of some of the Italian warship models that I designed. You can see them at: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/12/ital... Thanks!

Now, everything is organized and visible, my paint jobs are better protected, and stuff is easy to find. Maybe because I'm on the far side of half a century old, I can find enjoyment in cutting up waste boxes.

And turned it into this:

And this:

Recently, an insurance company has been running an add that suggests breaking down cardboard is a chore and not fun. Well, I spent today breaking down some boxes and repurposing them to store my WW1 model airplanes and I'll tell you that it was a good time. I started with this:

All, I've added a photo to my last blog post so that all 4 of 4P's airplane models are shown. If you haven't looked ant the post already, here is the link. chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/11/what... For those that have already visited, the new is shown below.

But the real question is, Can she run?

What do Biplanes, Martians, ACW boats, and Women's American Football teams from around the world have in common? They are all things I like and they are featured in my latest blog post. Please check it out: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/11/what...

Okay, these are the last photos, but by far it's not all of the models that 4P has or will have available to support all their rules. Note, these are sold as STL files for home printing on your 3D printer. Scaled at 1/2400, they print nicely up to 1/1200. Just takes a little math

I'm not done yet.

And if that wasn't enough, here's more.

To support 4P Press's Deal of the Day Ironclads!, I thought I would post a few pictures of the models that 4P carries for those vary rules.

I saw the photos of Michael's lovely British ships from 4P Models and thought the French could use some love too. So, I posted some shots of some of the French ships that 4P has released or will release in the future. I hope you like them.

Greetings from in back of beyond! I have posted another AAR and review to my blog. This one is for Ganesha Games "Galleys and Galleons".Here's the link: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/07/gall... Enjoy!

Hi all, I posted an AAR to my blog of the game 'Archibald, Certainly Not!' from 4P Press. It was a fun and thrilling game. Give it a check out at: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/06/arch...

Yesterday I played my first game of "Naval Mania". It is a very good representation of naval combat in the predreadnought era. You can read about it at: chrisminaturewargaming.blogspot.com/2025/06/naal...

@4ppress.bsky.social Hello from the middle of nowhere, Colorado! I have just purchased your Naval Mania and Archibald, Certianly Not rules. I've read Naval Mania already and am looking forward to giving it a try. I have some questions about creating new ship profiles. Should I ask them here?