The cutting edge Bronze Age miniatures are also very musculous and came out very nice when painted.
The cutting edge Bronze Age miniatures are also very musculous and came out very nice when painted.
"Chariot Runners" are technical Skimishers. Could work to put Skimishers into the Chariot set or seperate with options for OKE/MKE Infantry.
@Miyuso Hail Cesare, Fields of Glory, etc. I would assume pretty much any history ruleset covering the Greeks also covers the Persians, and that’s quite a few.
The T-60 tank. A very important weapon for the Soviets in the first half of the war. Over 6000 were built. Surprisingly hard to find 1/56 or 1/48 kits for it. Captu...
@JTam Outside winter and James Bond games, no real use. that said I would totally get a couple.
@Dalton McCormick Well that is the best part, I was thinking a simple truck design that similar to the marvel crises core cars except on a single base sprue: Then do several upgrade sprues (Rock...
@Brian Van De Walker The Iron Core concept sketches look a lot like the Afghanki you are looking for. "Summer" uniforms, body armor, and lifchiks (chest rigs). https://wargamesatlanti...
@Grumpy Gnome I think I first learned about it on WGF now defunct forum, and just no, that thing is monstrous cavalry or warbeast territory.
@JTam Hmmm, I don't know. Personally I think they should either do earlier Cossacks or more 1980's Afghan Soviet War for Death field Russians, particularly since they will be doing WW2 style spac...
The new squad looks great. I think your producing the highest quality content on this forum. Tremendously enjoying following the progress of your Army. I got a little one running arou...
@Brian Van De Walker Technicals would be very nice for general modern/ sci fi wargaming as well as Death Fields for sure! But I would definitely want enough option parts and extras to have t...
I've seen this question asked before on Facebook... but I would second the call for this (or 300th the call). I am interested in several upcoming kits but don't need 5 of each. Getting 1 Franks, 1...
I'm curious if there is any chance you could set up the "Buy X number of boxes" into a mix and match instead of a mono box buy. People may want a box of one, a box of another, and maybe two boxes o...
Got some more paint on the models. This time an eight man trench cleaning team with gas masks and grenades. The only difference was the gas masks, but it really felt like I was painting a dif...
Interesting concept! Look forward to seeing where this goes.
Raumjager Corporal Gruber exhaled tiredly, watching his breath mist. Was there movement to his front? Gruber tensed. No. Maybe not. He breathed again. The only ...
This team may or may not have a caddish Commisar who hangs about constantly drinking tea.
Alternate/Bonus heads: Ushankas with gas masks. Tank helmet heads to convert tank/vehicle crews for the team. Screenshot from here: https://youtu.be/gM4xZy39kNE (Safe for work. Unl...
Ushankas for rank and file: Alternate Kubanka heads, maybe for the NCOs: Papakhas for the Officers: Any bareheads should look like this:
@Hudson Adams All female Soviets in Space! with overcoats. "Serzhant Rokossovsky battled through the knee deep snow to her gun position. "Davai! Davai!" she exhorted her squad.&...
If they are thinking about "Nam" could the Tank be an Ontos?
NKL-26 Aerosan. Armored nose, one machinegun, sometimes used to pull ski troops. Captured examples were used by the Finns. Would it sell? Maybe. Particularly if supported by a sn...
RF-8 Aerosan. Iconic Soviet vehicle. Approximately 2000 built. No armor, 7.62x54R DT Machinegun in the nose. Skidding around the snow and ice at the speed of fast.
Yes have already begun. You can see in the news article about the horses.
I've always liked the video game COD Infinite Warfare take on utility vehicles, bare bones and designed to be as portable as possible for marine landings... https://www.artstation.com/artwor...
A simple question to Wargames Atlantic and a Thread for the discussion about it: How about own Bases?
I did not originally like the Warg design Jackson and Weta came up with for Lord of the Rings but it has grown on me. I originally just pictured Wargs as big Wolves with malicious, human level inte...
@Brian Van De Walker You reminded me of the truck in the movie Terminator.
@Steffen Seitter an FT17 as mentioned in another thread would likely be great and work for both world wars though that is more on the proper light tank side when it comes sizeing. Also armor...
What about Hilux Technicals? Those could work as light vehicles and they get kitbashed so much in the 1:1 scale I think they might be a real winner🤣. Though maybe something more prof...
@Jules Moles Personally I think a headswape to the wolves would cover Wargs just fine, what concerns me is when people start asking for wargs when what they want really is this monster: Though I...
@Bear Durham I know about the German WW1 commander your talking about, and that reminds me Ruga-ruga mercenaries would be very useful. https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Ruga-Ruga
@Yronimos Whateley I don't think Cowboys would cover Boers or vise-versa that well since I am pretty sure they used different guns. American cowboys in addition to six shooters where very partial ...
Hmmmh. WW1 Box Set is already in the works. The French and Germans are WGA's most established WW1 armies. Infantry box sets out and machineguns on the way. Idea 2. &nb...
I'm just going to stuff spare halfling heads into my shield holes.
honestly giving the cannonfodder an Aliens inspired industrial PA would sell well i think, since that type of suit is pretty popular, and with the right weapons options could be used for all sorts ...
@Yronimos Whateley "(Name TBD) (Soviets vs. Mujahadeen)" The Bear Goes Over the Mountain (Although that might be copyrighted?)
Perhaps another way to handle tank riders is this: Have the Late War M43 Infantry Kit box. The bodies in this kit have seperate torsos and legs. (Maybe one body or torso female). Then...
8. Tank Riders All Armies in WW2 transported Infantry with tanks from time to time. Occasionally the Germans used tank riders for close escort (probably most famously with Ferdinan...
@Simon Boulton but we'll have those too. Quite a lot of them actually! 😎
@Miyuso Does Grump Gnome know about this???
Those uniforms were used from 1886 to 1908/1911, from 1905 they used Khaki instead of dark blue. 1908 there were new Uniforms introduced which looks mostly identical only to get replaced in 1911 ag...
Early 20th Century Japanese are being sculpted according to the release schedule
The sneak peak from 21 JAN 22. Could be Japanese Infantry from the Boxer Rebellion/Russo-Japanese War era. I remember many months back there was a sneak peak with what looked like a Japanese ...
These Boer Wars guerillas... ...seem like they could be modeled with some "wild west" style figures - some generic "cowboys" could find a lot of use outside of North America, and this is a great...
My Time Lizards got a game in ... and the dice gods did not favor the grey plastic. Seriously, if I needed a five I would roll a four, if I needed a seven I would roll a six. It was so ...
At the end of the day we all must look to our own desires for that which we can buy. I`m in limbo at the moment, since july, I`ve been waiting for Rubicons Nam, and as nearly every thing else as go...
Looks great to me! Of course, I'm not very picky about this scale, but these are pretty close in my book.