Well nothing back from OG. Given they only had 25% of parts that had failed, I don't think they can have any excuses at this point. Sent more emails but no responses. I just want to cancel now. T...

I've looked myself for Relic shield transfers in the UK but to no avail. Nothing I know of will work with WA Late Roman shields. Most of the LBMS shields transfers for Late Roman oval shields are ...

Right there with you folks. Appreciate the link, I just rarely use Fb so would have never seen it otherwise. I just assumed I didn't place because I never heard from anyone about it.   I sen...

Just a little WIP of my trench board   

@Dragon Wyrm  Thank you and congrats to your placement. I guess, you don't know how to choose your price, too. I don't want to seem rude, but I think the promised prizes should also be present...

@Georg Dierkes Thanks for asking about it. Like you, I was checking the forums only. So the Facebook announcement was a surprise.Congratulations on your first place.

Cheers, thanks for the help. I figured that its more of an art than a science.  The info has been help. 

@Lord Marcus Thank you for the link. I didn't ckeck Facebook but just this forum.  Nice to see that I make the 1st place. Noboby told me before. 

I posted about this in the Facebook group, Mali would be so unique and amazing. To actually contribute to this post I think it would be great to include Billmen/polearm men. Having a regular infan...

so i'm starting this thread as a catch-all for suggestions for future sets (plastic or digital) within this new theme. to start things off, this would be an excellent place to put the Empire of Ma...

Because resins and resin print settings vary a bit, the best advice I can offer is to use a reference figure that you have printed (I use one of the European peasants). You will be able to see in y...

Hi, Big fan of both the physical and STL's. I was wondering if there were any suggestion on scaling the stls of say Palmyrene STLS to match the scale of say bulldogs for example. I've noticed that ...

@Mark Dewis I mean we could have some preexisting sets as well as new mongol and sarecan sets. that said the arab spearmen set isn't necessarily pre-islamic or post-medieval, I just wish it had mor...

Hello Think the late Roman foot are lovely figures and was going t oget some. However, my painting skilld aren't up to doing Late Roman Shield designs. Does anyone know where I can buy the Relic s...

On the subject of the Mutiny sets... what is intended for British set #1 and British set #2? It's hard to vote when you really don't know what you're voting for...

@Big Boi No worries. Funeral sculpture is another solid source for this, especially if you have a later source for the arms (even a modern one) and just need evidence it was in use in the period yo...

There aren't any Mongols or medieval Arabs in digital yet to transfer- just Huns (Roman era), pre-Islamic Arab Spearmen and very post-medieval Arabs. But I agree that some would be welcome! While ...

@Mark Dewis  This is spectacular. That collection at Heidelberg is especially great. Thank you

I hope to see some of the existing digital sets transfered to this line. Maybe we can get mongols and Sarecens for this period!

@Georg Dierkes third post down on the facebook page.   For some reason I can't get an embed link for the specific post.   https://www.facebook.com/wargamesatlantic

So... with the (very welcome) addition of Age of Chivalry, are we looking at getting another range added to Digital? There's certainly a lot of scope for 1150 - 1320 troops of all sorts. Muslims, P...

There are many, many original rolls of arms now available online that have been scanned in. Pick a time and place and away you go. Battle and tournament scenes out of medieval manuscripts can also ...

I love the Grimsby Crest, but I will probably go something completely different. Also planning on learning to make my own transfers for these

Wish I had my printer working, I got some great ideas! 

What about the winners of the February competition? Will there be an announcement soon? 

@Small Hat I think they may have had both at the the same time as those helmets you are showing are often seen as cavalry helmets and some argue China never left the bronze age due to thier continu...

@Eduard Garfella For what feels like the hundredth time, it’s not so much about assembling them anachronistically or not for me as I am likely going use these guys for fantasy myself. N...

@Big Boi GW made some transfers for their Bretonnians, plus shouldn't be difficult find some ones from after market producers, f.e. there's Gripping Beasts https://www.grippingbeast.co.uk/Transfer...

@Hudson Adams Thanks for the offer but I finally got a response from Only-Games after 3 attempts and 10 days. Though they say all over their WA products that it will ship in 15 working days, it n...

@Indy Techwisp One of the arguments against the retaliers was that detonations frightened the horses.

Greetings Legionaries, As many of you may know, Wargames Atlantic releases 11 (or more) digital file sets every month as part of our tribes subscription platform on MyMiniFactory.com March and it...

Late Warring States helmets were made from rawhide or iron lamellar made from small lames, the current proposed helmets(17-22) were mostly found during the bronze age.  Modern reconstructionLi...

@Eduard Garfella Cowboys, despite being a highly iconic group, are not a military Cavalry unit and therefore aren't really "Pistoleers" in the unit designation sense. Also most of the things ...

Have ordered from Only-Games several times w/diminishing success. 1st order was fine other than some stubbornly bent pieces, the next 2 had a few pieces missing. Latest order was for some halflings...

Maybe! 

@Indy Techwisp Riders with guns, cowboys, bro. Its like the first thing you learn about the USA in the rest of the world.

I'm using a vinyl cutter to make the shield heraldry. It's pretty nice, pretty much most vector art can be turned into decals. I currently use it for emblems on bretonnian knights horse barding.

@Big Boi Home County, not Country. It's the Coat of Arms for Wiltshire. (Or the Wiltshire County Council at least, but it's the closest our county has for our own crest.)

@Indy Techwisp I'm stumped, what is that home country?

@Estoc The preorders are still up. I don't think the proportions are off, I think arms covered in chainmail looks a little wack and will often make the models arms look different. Similar to a mode...

@Estoc  The fact that there's a pre-order still open for it, the company they partnered with for this is also still listing it for pre-order and it's still listed on the Release Schedule impl...

@Brian Van De Walker @Eduard Garfella  Just hopping in here on a few points. A) "Japanese Pirates". I'm assuming this is referring to the Wokou Pirates (13th-17th century). That group are cu...

Are we certain that this isn't an elaborate april fools joke? The sprues, the minis- they all look off. Tge puddle bases are deeper, proportions are lankier, and bow arms look low-effort. Could thi...

@Brian Van De Walker I refer to my previous arguments: - No one forces you to assemble them anachronistically. - The term war horse is applied to animals trained to withstand these types of situa...

Working on a new batch of of Aztecs. As you can see I have added some jewelry. This is how I did it. It’s very easy to do. You will need a 1/16th and a 1/8th hole punch and some liquid p...

@Eduard Garfella Actually I am cool with all that in fantasy sets and even like it there, heck I don't even consider myself a history player,  but I generally side with the button counters whe...

@Indy Techwisp Hmm, well it does loosely fit the chivalry theme being samurai and all. 😆

I used them twice (the second time to verify that the first terrible experience wasn't just a fluke) and I can't recommend them. The orders take a lot longer to be produced and sent than they quote...

Has been traslated, actually*