@Gary Hughs  Frankly as soon as they taked on ECW on to 30yw I was like "no, already have enough British guys in the house needing thier Danish/Spanish conversion helms!"🤣

Larger horse breeds are generally more recent. An easy way to look at early horse breeds isn't by looking at armour (relatively few horses were armoured) but look at horseshoes. Large horses genera...

More blue to overwhelm my opponent with. This now makes 50 soldiers and two sets of 5 command for the platoon leaders. I figure with so many of them now painted I should take a picture of ever...

I voted 7 years’ war, it would be real interesting if did that and looked at foreign theaters like East India and America first. Vietnam is already being done by Rubicon with infantry and veh...

This is a cool project and a great use of the spare Tau bits!  Look forward to watching this progress!

voted War of the Spanish Succession, quite a busy period but no decent plastic figures at present - the ones that Warlord have are just reboxed figures from the old Wargames Factory range, and alth...

Not sure about Vietnam as there are a few new rules sets and models coming out in the next year or so. I f you were to do Vietnam I would suggest one of the allied nations or ARVN rather than Ameri...

As a retailer in europe, from a business point of view i would say vietnam. Also because rubicon is coming with a range a plastic vehicles.  from a personal view i would opt for vietnam and e...

I'd like to see Vietnam War, we don't see much of it in 28mm ranges.

Vietnam War, please & thank you!

I say Vietnam for the above mentioned kitbashing reason. The war itself is really not my thing, but I can really see a use for both parts and minis in other times and places...

Anything that will get me Highlanders to run in Kings of War! 

American Civil War does seem an odd one, given how many other companies already cover the war extensively. I would have pitched the Mexican-American War or Texas Revolution as an alternative. That...

@JTam the WW1/WW2 combo is what I also have been thinking would be possible, and also a good argument for WGA to make them. It is a empty space in the plastic market, and they seem to like to fill...

I would certainly like to see cavalry.   Heroically scaled 28mm horse cavalry, motorbike cavalry, or hoverbike cavalry would have a great deal of appeal to a large segment of the hobby.&...

Always nice to see new ranges :-)There are already good plastic ranges for ECW from Warlord Games, though there are one or two gaps (English clubmen and Highlanders for example). Vietnam plastics a...

I voted for the American Civil War. That being said Vietnam seems to be the new hotness in historical gaming.  I just find the Vietnam War too close and fresh to "game."

WELCOME TO VIETNAM!!!

Early hundred years war so I can fillally make the Berserk inspired "band of the hawk" :)

Anything blackpowder is good, the earlier the better.

Seems like best reasons for a Flash Poll!!!!

Yeah, I'm thinking Vietnam would be a great range that ends up being real useful for a lot of kit bashing + some moderns + some alternative reality stuff.. we already have lizardmen with AKs and De...

Vietnam, absolutely!)))

For 28mm, I'd say Vietnam. But I would LOVE to see American Civil War in a smaller scale in plastic.

Because I'm bored, distracting myself from actual work, and was curious about something. Have at it! 

With Death Fields still in its early stages we don't know what a full team will look like. So far Les Grognards are in the lead with a modest but strong two kits (doing in two what the leading comp...

@Dalton McCormick  "With the Raumjager being based on the Germans you have a ton of vehicles to choose from but most are too large in my opinion, even a Sd Kfz 251 halftrack is a little large...

Yea both the Valkir and Shadowkesh are awesome- Valkir for me will work as Inquisition in Power armor or a grey-knights proxy for my old marines army - Shadowkesh, depending on the models we get w...

I have my eye on a 28mm Soviet Bronekater armored patrol boat from Warlord Games but I am not keen on the metal sculpts of their WW2 Soviet naval infantry. It should be possible to do a dual purpo...

@JTam FT17 also was used by a good number of minor powers (including China) in WW2 as well as  Japan and Germany in WW2, likewise in WW1 I think there were examples of Gemans capturing it. ...

@Sam Bellamy  Russian Naval Infantry might represent the opportunity for another dual purpose WW1/WW2 kit.  The Cracker Jack uniform and hat seems unchanged between WW1 and WW2.  Th...

@John Wilson which sucks since concept wise Iron Core had some of the coolest  SF vehicles ideas for 28mm wargaming. Still good to see it getting stuff again though.  

@William Ings that’s an interesting idea with a lot to it, particularly for the armies not normally thought of (Warring States China, Persia, Aztecs, Afgahns, etc.). That said it does le...

I liked the top one the best. Its all grey but the greys are different enough in shades that they stand out from each other.  The two greys of the middle one kind of blend together for me (wh...

@Don Williams No I mean things like HMG, cavalry and maybe some mortars and arty guns for the exsisting sets.  the way it seems is there focusing on the Inf boxes for all the nations then goi...

@JTam In case you’re not being sarcastic, Nah as in a bundle every "children of night" critter on one to two sprues is not really needed as there are plenty of bundle options for undead out...

Maybe down the line when they have expanded the range a bit they can release a variety box. One or two of each of a few different sprues.  Somthing like - 2 goblins - 2 spiders - 1 troll ...

@Cole Lassell the British WW1 set is in the pipeline. What other additions to existing releases take priority?

@Glorious Grunt thanks :)

Box kits to add some fantastical flair to historical ranges would be cool. Just skipping R&D on human fantasy factions and going with somthing like a parallel world theam. Somthing like the Le...

Nice!  Thanks.  Appreciate the text added to the picture - makes things much clearer and after you save the picture for reference you know what you are looking at.  

@JTam no worries! Here are a couple more    

@Glorious Grunt  Nice to see the size comparison.  Thanks!

@András Csaba Horváth Very nice! 👍

I prefer the bottom one :) mine are painted with blueish armor, black coats and brown pants.   I tried one similar to the middle one, but from arms length/on the table they just looked like ...

I'm using them as general infantry, with raumjager stormtroopers. :) Lizardmen, spiders, bird people etc. will also fill different roles :) I made a topic about them in the painting area. https:/...

@Michael McEwan  Only WGA knows how much they are selling of what products. However, we know WGA continues to expand the WW1 line.  One might conclude it is profitable.  Two of the...

That FT17 walker would be amazing with a turret.

The bottom one looks best to me.

Would they sell that many FT17s? I honestly can't see it. How many do they have to sell to turn a profit? I think much better to concentrate on sets that will sell loads.