Articles & News

Leigh George Kade has assembled, painted, and reviewed some of our Skeleton Warriors over at Bleeding Cool News Check it out at Bleeding Cool!

We are very pleased to announce that War & Peace Games will be distributing our hard plastic box sets in Australia and New Zealand and stocking them in their online store. War and Peace Games has been in business for...

Thanks to painter and photographer extraordinaire Mr. Matthew Leahy, we now have some very nice comparison photos to show off. Without further ado: From Left: Dream-Forge Eisenkern (aftermarket head), Wargames Atlantic Raumjäger, GW Blackstone Traitor Guard, Wargames Atlantic Raumjäger, GW...

Bleeding Cool just posted an article about our new relationship with North Star Military Figures for UK distribution and also included a review of the Skeleton Warriors and Raumjäger Infantry. You can read it here: Bleeding Cool Review

Press Release: NORTH STAR MILITARY FIGURES ANNOUNCES EXCLUSIVE UK DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH WARGAMES ATLANTICApril 19, 2019 Nottingham, UK – April 19, 2019. North Star Military Figures has entered into an agreement with Wargames Atlantic LLC to exclusively distribute the manufacturer’s...

Our first historical set are Dark Age Irish. We have been adjusting the frame contents in order to come up with what we hope is an interesting and versatile set of figures. We will be showing off more of this...

Our friends at the prolific wargames blog, DwarfCrypt, have written an article (In both English and Polish) on Necromancy in Ancient Greece. They've painted the first of four skeletons. Look for more in April! As always you can find the...

We wanted the Death Fields sci-fi range to have it's own look and Peter Dennis is not known for his sci-fi art! Although we did convince him to do fantasy so who knows? We turned instead to an incredibly talented...

Matthew Leahy, aka Dr. Mathias, has a miniatures blog called: Dr. Mathias's Miniature Gaming Extravaganza  He wrote up his experience with the skeletons after painting them. Worth a look!

When we set out to do a plastic set, we start with a wishlist of the types of figures and parts we want to be in the set. We narrow this down based on what will actually fit on the...

You've probably heard of 3-ups. Those are the 3x scale sculptures that are done when molds need to be made using a pantograph machine. The larger size is made into a pattern that is reduced to get to 28mm sized...

We've been lucky to work with some of the great talents in the miniature figures world including one of the original Games Workshop sculptors: Mr. Bob Naismith! Here's Bob today: And here's Bob back in the day: Along with Bob...