@William Redford Yes but sorry bill, I wanted "Civilians", Eileen and my self have been talking about one last "Show Demo Game" before we get past it,  "If were`re not all ready" You now a "Vi...

@Hudson Adams That brings the Afghans nicely into the 20th century without a doubt. Bring on those "Opperators".

@Hudson Adams Very pleased to see that, it will make the Quar a very sweet incentive to buy, .You`ll note I said Grey for Nows game was well priced, they really produced with your help in figures, ...

@Steffen Seitter I think it is a great idea. 

So a key feature of these Epic minis is that they are in strips. I wonder if one could sculpt the shields of the shield wall connected/overlapped so as ONE shield decal could be placed across the ...

@Steffen Seitter  I think it's a great idea.  The Warlord Games' "EPIC" games have really captured a lot of attention.   Partnering with a ruleset to produce a box set would b...

@Brian Van De Walker  You're making this way too hard. They live in pseudo Atlantis, they wear Corinthian style helmets, fight in phalanxes, and have fun Greek accents on the hem of their tu...

@Alessio De Carolis  Pretty much yes and yes: https://www.wearethemighty.com/mighty-trending/fedayeen-darth-vader-helmets/

@Brian Van De Walker but really did they had such an helmet? It's the first time I see it, very strange, perhaps some Iraqui higher-ups was a sci-fi fan?

How about the following? Wargames Atlantic Team up with Producers of Historical Tabletop Rulesets and bring something similary to Warlord Games "Epic Battles" Range? Warlord Games Epic Battles AC...

You know once these guys are out, I think it would cool if they did some STL Iraqi Fedayeen helmets for a little Cobra action.    

@Mithril2098 Given the asking price of the individual sprues on ebay and elsewhere I would say $16 at best, but $18 to $20 is more realistic given how things are right now.

Speaking of the Jewish-Roman Wars... On Kickstarter now: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hellenistic-judeans/hellenistic-judeans

@H M Well this arguement has changed my mind on the GW elves being Turks, but mostly because they look more like Earler Hitties. Lets just agree to disagree on "what inspired GW high elves"😆. ...

@Brian Van De Walker pretty much what i had in mind. lower price point, while getting enough figures and customization bits to put together an interesting skirmish team or squad. ideally you'd wan...

Some highlights from the local Veteran's Day Parade: Beautiful Jeep. "Loach." 28mm-ish Battleship. Tricked out HMMWV. Ambo. Gama Goat.

@Nanashi Anon  WW1 British seems right to me.  That's one gnarly trench club.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki_m0Xgkly8

I voted for heads because that's the only thing I can think of that could apply across several fields. Female heads, alternate helmeted heads, heads all the way. I mean the squats I plan on getting...

Don't know how to get proper res version of preview image, but seems like it's WW1 Brits from the low res version.

Pay attention to the scale of the Warlord's Imperial Legionaries (with segmentatae)... They are really very small compared to all the other minis of the mark (or competitors). Victrix ones are bett...

Open question... Honestly, do you really think it's useful and wise to complicate the scale system even further ? It's bad enough to have to juggle between 3 or 4 scales of vehicles, or to compar...

A 15mm antiquity range in Hard Plastic would be nice.  I doubt 6mm would work in Hard Plastic.

I want an ancient Egyptian Deathfields team so badly, but second to that what ever gets me the Grognards calvary fastest gets my vote

I love 6mm scale, but I've never seen it in plastic. I imagine it would be difficult to pull off, but I would love to see someone give it a shot

@Geoff Maybury was this you in the December release poll? If so, I agree. 

@Kyle Johnson that looks pretty good. I've been eyeing space nam for awhile. From the box, they look really cool. Not so GW in design but reminded me of the first Predator movie with Arnold Schwarz...

I'm really, really glad that you're making 3D stuff available via third party print services. Excellent move, much appreciated.

@Brian Van De Walker It's just that I find your claims unrealistic; there's a pretty clear design evolution not only of how GW's elves look, but of the place they occupy in the lore, which is as ea...

Probabilly a boxed set for converting other plastic figures in zombie/part skeletron pirates would be useful, but there are just so many figures of this type that perhaps the market it's a little o...

I voted for heads, either close or open, a not-Mando like should be welcome to modify either Cannon fodder and the new Oh-rra, but I would've voted also a fantasy ancient egypt, either male and fem...

Epic Battles in the Republican Roman / Hellenistic Period would WLG also help to "steal" profit from WGA & Victrix with their antiquity ranges instead of do the same in 28mm.

@JTam While I like the existing plastic Romans, Celts and Greeks Warlord make, I certainly agree they could certainly put more effort into making some new Ancients plastics - it's obvious as to the...

Almost went for Pirates as I developed the thread for fantasy pirates, but in the end I went for Egypt - Egypt has huge potential for both Classic Fantasy and Death Fields, as well as Medieval Isla...

National Military Museum, Bucharest, Romania. Nice display of WW1 combatants: Russian: French: British: German: Austro-Hungarian:  

All of the themes sound interesting but I voted “heads” to be first as I believe they will be the most universally popular overall.

@JTam That's a great website - thanks for the info!I see the Warlords plastic box has an arm with the Breda 30 clip and an arm with the ammo box. There's also a backpack with two spare barrels. So ...

@Alessio De Carolis Ah, I see the arm you're talking about. Thank you for the suggestion!

@Benjamin Hayward  Some pirate bits for the WGA Skeleton kit would be quite nice: https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/74188/cursed-pirate-crew-arr

I went "Pirates." I'm in a space pirate mood at the moment, dreaming up crews for Five Parsecs. I dig the "Heads" choice, too.  Heads and gear -- pouches, grenades, backpacks, sidearms, shoul...

I just want non-human conversions like were creatures, alien flavors, bugmen and with the bits/tail/wings to match

@JTam Absolutely this!

I have always loved skirmish gaming with 54mm / 1:32 scale minis, mostly scratchbuilt using toy soldiers etc. My dream would be a multi-part kit of something like Cannon Fodder or Raumjager in this...

Dear and noble veteran, So, that was a compliment from you ! Alors merci, du fond du coeur... "Cracker" has a new and poetic meaning for me, direct from the Black - and Red - Country. As my dear ...

JTam... The Roman history offers clearly a lot of possibilities. Advise on making your choice ; start with browsing "Timeline of Roman history" on Wikipedia. You will spot the wars and peoples con...

I am painting a Portuguese Descobrimentos army, waiting for the cavalry and for the ogres for a fantasy twist. I use them for several wargaming and skirmish games.

Most of my work has been with Cannon Fodder, various projects that I have posted. I will say to anyone that thinks the zippers are too large, that doesn't play out in practice - if you look at the ...

I've done quite a few conversions with the conquistadors, and i have an Aztec army project WIP. What has everyone else been up to with the plastic kits?

The obvious one with a big market is 15mm WW2. But it's also a pretty competitive one.  Sometimes test projects do prove that the idea isn't ready yet.

Civilians for me. They can become armed civilians from spare arms, but de-militarising other kits can be tricky (except for the Partisans, obviously). A good range of modern, interwar or 19thC civi...