I agree with most of your points but not the Exoskeletton. Allthough a really cool and classic sci fi trope I am very much dubious about its actual value on a real world battlefield. Not to say tha...

@John Eveson  Thank You! Pics of Krieg Halflings?  That sounds epic.

Some people are predicting the demise of the tank.  (The USMC recently divested themselves of their armor.)  I think this is premature.  The balance between tanks and anti armor syst...

Technologies most likely to be seen in near future conflict. 1.  Aerial drones.  We are witnessing a revolution in warfare currently. 2.  Hypersonic missiles.  I predict the d...

Thanks for showing me.

@Forrest Wentworth I hadnt really considered 20mm. Though if you are, the puddle base on the bodies definitely wont fit on a 20mm... so would have to be removed. Actually, one of the body variants ...

@Andy Smith I can take a look this weekend if I get a chance to work on Stuff. On a guess I would say 30-34 mm.

You are so right, I`m waiting on Shadowkesh for IRON CORE. Modern, Farm Animals, and Robot /Drones. Oh boy at my age (67) you wonder if you`ll live to see em "joke", let alone paint or play with th...

I want Spiders, Lizardmen, for fantasy, and  new comming Modern figures for D20 skirmish and zombies.

The picture is from Outside the wire, and with the following, have given me soom good ideas.

At 67, I've been wargaming one way or another, for at least 62 years, gone from Cowboys and Indians, to Space Invaders. I have used, coins, draughts, and any thing else available to represent what ...

Yard ago I tracked down TSRs Warriors of Mars to complete my OD&D era collection. I've not really touched it since then. This is really making me want to dig it up and see if anything is salvag...

@JTam 'Miniature Wargames' Jan 2021 (issue 453) my bad, it wasnt Spiders it came with, it had a free sprue of Halflings, I converted mine with some of the WW1 German bits and made Krieg Ratlings f...

@William Redford That is a great looking start to an army.  I wish these kits had been around back when I played Warhammer Fantasy.  And I should really finish up my current KoW projects ...

You get my vote for Trojan War Bronze Age models, they'd certainly fit well alongside the Bronze Age Egyptians already in production and they are a fascinating subject that has not yet been recreat...

Glad to see the parts don't look too out of place on Landsnehkts, the box i've had kicking about for ages might finaly see some use!I know they said the pikes are 50mm long, how much of that actull...

Finally, for flavor or inspiration I have to recommend "The Brotherhood of the Wolf."  Set a little earlier than the Napoleonic Wars it still has a bit of the flavor you are looking for. ...

Arguably, it's steampunk, just 20 years earlier or so. You might be able to use a handful of the Wild West Exodus figures although they are on the large size. (Sidenote: Neugebauer's websit...

A cool idea/setting.  Sounds like a lot of fun. Your idea of using Grognards seems like a really good one.  Very few changes necessary really.  Grognards work well due to the...

I have one too!  Is there a club we can join?

@Yronimos Whateley@JTam   Yes it clearly demonstrates that it is NOT warring states at all since the only thing the warring states feet have in common with the mystery previewed mini foot is ...

Hey guys so on the Warsurge Discord I'm a part of one of the members suggested a Science Fantasy Napoleonic War setting. Like Konflict 47 for the 1800s. I'm asking you guys if you can think of any...

Display on the Patriot Missile System in the Gulf War: Relic from the 507th Maintenance Company: Incredibly good write up.  I used to give a block of instruction based off this rep...

New speculation: the next Einherjat set will include a mug of beer on the sprue, and the next Raumjagger set will have a frankfurter. Please.

@Red Bee Ideally, given what they are based on historically and what is in the sets: The Bulldogs never have enough ammo and tend to rely on bayonet charges with initial covering fire more due to...

@Grumpy Gnome Completely unrelated to this thread but We also need a "laugh" button. @Yronimos Whateley Barsoom huh. Yeah I could see that working out with WA's stuff.

@Yronimos Whateley Same on the Boxers, next pay check and its order time. Them and Warring States Chinese are the big waits for me. I would also like to see more of the Ironcore stuff and the WW1 a...

@David BraultHmm, I would like to see some hand axes and wheel lock pistols for Knights of Malta crewmen, and maybe some enclosed helmets and combination firearms. Doesn't have to be a set I would ...

@Brian Van De Walker I second everything this man just said! And vote to elect him president of new ideas for kits for Wargames Atlantic.  Long live our De Walker overlords! and I look forward...

@JTam Interesting thought, but I would rather have fox eared girls with nine tails, Chinese wuxia amazons or even totally goof ball sexualized  hopping Vampires for warring states if we are ...

@Red Bee Thats true... as halflings in my game are small but on 25mm bases...

Depends, do you want to represent their reach, or their size? 25mm might be a nice nod to the surprise that their kids that they are fighting.

My pile of shame is building up pretty big right now, so I'm limitinng myself one or two mini purchases a month untill I catch up. I cheated a bit this month by agreeing to split the horses with my...

@Lord Marcus Apologies - hard to make out the details in the OP photos. Whilst accurate for Aztecs, that might somewhat limit thier potential for uses in other settings - looking forwards to buyi...

Consider myself very lucky to own one of the super exclusive Dark Age Irish Latin Boxes - will definitely be keeping this as an interesting artefact - who knows, might be collectible one day! 😂 &n...

@Jean-Sébastien Marcoux  I'm pleased to see that I'm not the only one

Well, I bought them... now debating if I should put them on 25mm rounds like the adult conquistadors or on 20mm rounds to represent they are small.

@Andrew Stoeckle  LOL.

@JTam No green stuff involved.  It was a green paper clip.😀

@Grumpy Gnome Havent seen that movie... but I am a John Wayne fan, so its on the list now. 

Clever idea. I am reminded of the Cadet charge scene in Horse Soldiers.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcJ9-t5j52k  

@John Eveson  Will you look at that!?!   What magazine is that?  (The issue isn't neccessary, just the title).  Thank You!

@Caratacus   I'm not a "biologist" but if that's a "horse" it is a post nuclear apocalypse one.

I have been putting my conquistadors together. I plan on using some in my pathfinder game. A little background on my game: I have been playing with the same gaming group for the last 10 years or s...

After seeing images of the Conquistadors some Border Reivers in the same style would be amazing.

I'd really like to see whoever sculpted the amazing Conquistadors do some Border Reivers. A box of foot troops and a box of cavalry done in the style of the Conquistadors would pretty much cover ev...

They are at each others throats until the Raumjaeger show up, then they work together for a bit.

I'm most excited for the squamata Romans and the new kingdom Egyptians, as both will help me flesh out a wonderful hyborian-esq setting.