Hi all, I`m totally with Yronimos, I`d use them for the up comming, Colonial Suns, Traveller2300 which I know as Twilight 2300. Primevil, my,meny Dino games, and finally D20 Kong.I`m so old school ...
Hi all, I`m totally with Yronimos, I`d use them for the up comming, Colonial Suns, Traveller2300 which I know as Twilight 2300. Primevil, my,meny Dino games, and finally D20 Kong.I`m so old school ...
I will say the irish are an excellent "generic" kit. I got them a little while ago just for the dogs, and I've been using the bodies and the cloaks in all kinds of projects. It definitely has some ...
Yeah, I think the problem here is honestly just a generational gap. I've been making a full army out of miniatures for the Baron's War, and while they look great, most people I've talked to compare...
@timbus the thirteenth honestly I use Warlord's WW2 kits mostly for SciFi conversion, they fit great with WA's Death Fields parts.
@Mithril2098 not going to lie, I always found it a bit pricey buying direct from the UK shipping wise even before the tariffs,etc. and I blame the fuel costs (if nuclear power cargo ships where com...
@timbus the thirteenth "I'm also not sure that 'generic' native cultures based on movies would go over particularly well in today's world, or at least that might be a topic WGA would want to dodge....
@timbus the thirteenth I've really been liking the Frostgrave and Stargrave kits, the various cultist/cultist-knights are great for evil armies - cultists, thugs, bandits, and some of the better op...
They don't have a USA hub though, just a UK one. and with the high individual shipping costs and ever shifting tariff situation, getting anything from northstar is ridiculously expensive, whether b...
@Brian Van De Walker warlord has really great bodies, arms, spare bits, but the gigantic heads just throw off the entire thing for me. fortunately it's a fairly easy swap, but i can get preferring ...
these look awesome! much cooler and more dwarfy than the space dwarf minatures of a certain company that shall not be named. also really like the more industrial rigs, konflict 47 is coming out wit...
@Brian Van De Walker fair enough, i just find it hard to imagine the close quarters combat of ww2 being nearly as satsfying without individual bases. that said, accurate artillery ranges and airpla...
@Hudson Adams ain't this your website? 😭
Just to add on to what would be cool to see. Potentially a specialised box with more variations of units like O-Zutsu hand cannons, Daimyo boxes which contain some generic and recognised daimyo suc...
@timbus the thirteenth Actually not as bad an idea as you think even with trench warfare, plus there is Africa.
@jedifalcon222 Not that surprising but also I think WA's more likely to add WW1 kit options to thier Heavy Weapons plus I like WA's Historical look more than Warlord's cinematic scale.
@Hudson Adams you mean you didn't notice how............................................................................................................................................................
That's a nice conversion of a Jagdpanther. I've a few of my own models including a large tracked 1/35 scale Karl that I extended.
@J. Mansfield Agreed on the men and women bit. Cavemen need to be drowning in variety and options compared to the contemporary stuff available. Like spears, clubs, slings, early bows, etc.
@Piisami I've been thinking of getting Oathmark's orcs since I've got plenty of Damned. Still need to figure out what to do with my Damned.
It's a feature of the forum shortening the longer replies. It appeared a while ago.
In case you missed it: https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/the-dawn-of-colonial-suns
Not bots - usually anyone from Pakistan LOL. I keep an eye on it but they do slip through. Just message me.
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North Star distributes SAGA - they should be able to get you anything you want!
I have two left over. Would you like them?
Balaclavas are in the winter british set. Some Glengarries would be nice. The Gor Blimey hats could be modified from winter german field caps but it would be nice to have them. I really hope that W...
Hey, with Gripping Beast going away, it seems like the world could really use a new primary source/champion for English-language Saga books and dice... It's also been hard to get Saga books in the...
Would like to chime in and say a plastic Vickers box would be fantastic - would be cool to see more head options with it like Gor Blimey hats and balaclavas. Maybe even Glengarries? I know Warlord ...
Vickers guns exist in plastic. Warlord games released 28mm British ww2 heavy weapons which include 4.2" Heavy Mortars, 3" Medium Mortars, and Vickers Machien guns. You can build two of each.
Was curious if there was any news or hints anywhere about wether there would be another release for the 10mm Japan range? Or if the range is completed and done with?
@timbus the thirteenth I suggested Freelancer: Skies Over Tolindia because it feels like a WW1 to early WW2 pulp setting wise except the germans are giant talking rats and colonialism kinda hit a w...
@Yronimos Whateley I feel like the biggest problem when just swapping setting is making sure the level of shooting feels appropriate. something like BLKOUT with instant kills and loads of bullets f...
I will mention Freelancer: Skies Over Tolindia which is industrial fantasy (aka isekai pulp) , its a mini freindly TTRPG and it probably wouldn't take much to change it for oldschool pulp timeframe...
@Brian Van De Walker Let's see when they come out, there only seems to be the infantry and the brutes out now. The mauler's on the list of stuff to get eventually. I was thinking what I might do is...
.... I think the French Hotchkiss Mle 1914 would be a better start, though a Russian PM1910 would be useful even for bleeding edge modern/altmodern wargaming (like given they are still in use in th...
Hmmm, I know this is wrong but I started hearing the "Ho, heh, Ho" song from the Wizard of Oz in my mind when thinking about what it treminded me of. Great kitbash.
Buy the Damned Heavy Troopers, tons of backpacks. In fact you might be able to get the packs seprate on ebay.
So, I like dwarves. They're the bestest and the greatest. (And they're vikings, too, this is just self-evident truth and no, you can't argue). So, to play some space games I needed some space dwarv...
I mostly make things up or inprovise, but haven't done any gaming in a while so recently I haven't even done that much. The Stargrave rules are fairly easy to adapt to a "traditional" mid-war pulp...
Dmmn this is a very cool army man!!
Excellent news: Official instructions gone up now on the store page: Heavy Weapons Artillery
@Mithril2098 the spectators are an interesting set
@Hosenbugler09 Very cool! do the heads slot neatly into the neck, or am I seeing it right and you had to greenstuff up the neck?
On one hand, that would be very very cool. On the other hand, I do feel like most people think trench fighting when they think of WW1, which ports best to individual bases. Additionally, with the r...
@Hudson Adams That would make me very, very happy, as the current best option for houndskulls is the perry kit, which is an excellent kit that also scales terribly with other kits and has next to n...
Does anyone have or know anyone who has the WW1 German heads with gas mask heads they don't need or would trade for? Need a lot of them for a project and am really needing help. No access to ...
A set of British MGs to match the German MGs would really round out the two armies in Great War.
We'll have both HYW and Samurai in 28mm eventually.
American cavalry, Philipine Scouts more specificaly.