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The Wargames Atlantic Great Big Follow Along Contest

The Wargames Atlantic Great Big Follow Along Contest

Last year we ran a contest to vote for a pair of traditional adversaries. The winners of that contest were the Conquistadors vs Aztecs and we will be releasing both in the coming months.

This year we want to try something more ambitious: a multi-stage contest that will also result in two new 28mm hard plastic sets...but with a twist. And with lots of prizes.

Here's how it works:

Step 1: today we open up submissions (using the form below) to enter your ONE idea for a new 28mm hard plastic set. Those who want to participate will submit just the title of a set like WW1 Argentinians or Post Apocalyptic Bankers or Twin Suns of Mars Two-Headed Camels. Please don't ask for Star Wars Stormtroopers or Game of Thrones Lannisters or Dune Sardaukar or My Little Pony Armored Cavalry as we don't own the rights to make those!

Don't do this.

Step 2: after we've received enough entries we'll put them to the vote. This vote may be done in rounds (if there are a huge number of entries) or divided by category depending on what comes in. Eventually we'll reduce them down to your Top 10. 

Those who submitted the Top 10 ideas will each get their choice of a Wargames Atlantic plastic set. In the case of duplicate entries it will be determined on a first-submitted basis. You are allowed one submission per person and only the first submission will be counted.

So many choices!

Step 3: the Top 10 will be put to a vote with the winner going into production. We'll include the community in every step of the production process from the creation of the sculpting brief, to first work-in-progress renders, to 3D prints, to the sprue layout, the illustration for the box, the painted figures, and finally to the sprue itself (this is the "Follow Along" part). Whoever submitted the winning entry will also win Wargames Atlantic sets for a year: your choice of any 12 existing or upcoming plastic sets!

But wait, there's more...

Would you sell your soul to make a plastic kit?

Step 4: The Grand Prize. Have you ever wanted to design a plastic set? This could be your chance. We will be choosing one winner from ALL entries. That winner will get to pick out and design a plastic set with us! 

So without further ado, submit your idea for a chance to win!  

 

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Comments

Darren - April 13, 2021

What about Wild West Outlaws Posey with Death fields Sci Fi options, that way a wild West line can be sporned but also giving us some Death Fields options

Rober - April 11, 2021

Einherjar walking heavy weapons team!

Artemy - April 11, 2021

WWI! We need more!

Fourcade - April 10, 2021

I suggest French and vietminh indochine and an add-on frame with modern weapons for afghan warriors.
Regards

Gary Hirel - April 9, 2021

I can hope that there is enough interest in WW 1 to do comprehensive ranges for the major participants such as British,Russians,Turkish and U.S. to compliment the existing German and upcoming French. I realize that this requires a huge commitment but the Germans are so damn good it’s a shame there aren’t other available sets to include the Eastern and Mideastern theatres. Also I would to see heavy weapons sets and artillery and cavalry sets also.

Jim Jones - April 9, 2021

I would like to have plastic modern generic insurgent/military types with a mix of weapons.

Uniforms that could be no place but any place.

Weapons would be a mix of Russian and NATO weapons like RPGs and M16s.

These we fit in any era from day the mid- 70s to present. It would be a nice compliment to other ranges.

Thanks,

J

Preston Cauley - April 9, 2021

I suggested anime inspired characters. They’re nearly impossible to find in 28mm plastic kits and have broad appeal.

Jules Moles - April 9, 2021

Please think of finishing off the Conquistador/80 Years War/Amarda range with a set of horse riders in either 3/4 armour or brigantine, weapons lance/spear and pistols and swords horses in trot or canter poses. This would go a long way to finishing off the range with only artillery/officers box left to do. Period wars from 1515 to 1625 from Europe to the Americans can be played then.

Paul B - April 9, 2021

I put in for a set of Australian Lighthorse

Ian Spence - April 9, 2021

When are we likely to see WW1 British, the Germans are lovely but we need troops from Blighty!

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