I wouldnt mind a shoulder platform/howdah... I remember seeing a metal giant as a kid that had one... it was way out of my price range at the time... (I was like 10, so anything over $20 would have...

We got lucky and won some Ziterdes foam terrain trenches for a fraction of what they cost new. I would really struggle to justify their normal retail price with our budget.

@Grumpy Gnome  I guess it all comes down to cost as you said.   There are nice options already out there in not plastic.  But they get spendy QUICK. Additional sprues/acc...

I am super excited for the Goth army builder set, such a genius idea! Will the army builder set include archers? 

Any word on when the shield transfers will be released? I'm very eager to get my Roman project underway.  Since the shields are based on the Dura Europus finds, any chance of DuraEuropus tran...

I have reaper's tee of woe. It's not tiny, but not very big either... it did come with 2 naked victims... one male, one female. And 12 vultures iirc.   here it is next to Zombicide Freddy Me...

I think there is a market for this but it needs to be cost effective. Plenty of different terrain material options out there, resin, foam, plaster but cost effective modular plastic kits that are g...

Reaper has come out with a Tree of Woe Conan style tree in one of their kickstarters but I do not know if it hit retail yet. We have both styles of the GW plastic trees, so I was surprised when Ar...

A WW1/WW2 Cosaack kit would of course also cover the interwar years. Polish-Soviet War:

It occured to me in this thread: https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/50203/ww1-rules-and-miniatures-box-set That plastic trench line terrain would be pretty cool.  Plastic ...

This little forum grown poll: https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/58080/which-ww2-cavalry And WGA's Facebook poll, both indicate that Cossack Cavalry would be popular. I previo...

A long time ago a young boy was watching Excaliber.  And for the rest of his life he would remember a most filled scene with the dead knights hanging from a creepy tree while crows pecked out ...

If you like WGA products it's worth peaking at the Juggernaut Facebook page this week.

@William Redford  Hmmmh, maybe an orc tied to the shield as decoration? Great cannon barrel as a club?

Another new box set example: 15 figures and a game.  Some included cardboard old west buildings would have made this. Like this: But more like this:

Whatever pressure we can put on Russia is a step in the right direction. Unfortunately, V&V Miniatures, which is based in Ukraine, has shut down due to the Russian invasion. 

Agreed, a plastic giant kit seems like a good idea.

Agreed. I was kind of interested when they first teased this army. And Army where you only need like 3 - 5 big giants and then a couple of smaller giants... But then when prices were revealed... I ...

I imagine a plastic giant kit would be very well received. I like the Landsknechts angle. Also, every time I start to forget why I (mostly) left GW behind, I see something like this: LOL. ...

@Hudson Adams The Germans produced some profoundly stupid looking weapons. I suggest you exploit that. For example: 7.5 cm Leichtgeschütz 40 (https://www.quartermastersection.com/german/artil...

Thought this may be of some interest to people here. Fireforge Games will be hafing a Feudal Japan kickstarter starting in May. Some Multi-part plastic minis. Also some resin.  I was well ple...

How about a Nebelwerfer?  Also the Goliath RC bomb might be useful for taking out dug in enemy?

There havent been many topics started lately... so I started thinking about what might be a good kit for fantasy. What would I like... how about a giant. GW has some 200mm plastic giants. So a war...

Love Wargames, but real war is always a tragedy. I hope the Ukrainians can keep their country and the many good people in Russia get rid of their leadership. A good symbolic action on the part of ...

The box game could be the quintessential French Vs German battle of Verdun.  The available WGS kits work well and you get to use a lot of the options.  For example the French have Chaucha...

@Forrest Wentworth  Looking forward to your pictures.   It's fun to hunt around for stuff.  I saw a T-38 Talon on a stick the other day dropping off someone at a small region...

@Yronimos Whateley  Per your last question: I'm not sure, but it appears to be ribbed for someone's pleasure. Or it's Shai-hulud. Or it's a cosmonaut's cuff.

An interesting and valiant unit: The 26th Cavalry Regiment - Philippine Scouts: Wiki 26th Cav (Philippine_Scouts) Charge! Conducted the US Cavalry's last charge against enemy forces.  

@Timothy Peterson I didn't say that they  were in the UK (back then it was called Great Britain & the servicemen would have called themselves either English, Irish, Welsh or Scottish....

You're almost certainly right about the French Old Guard - I can't quite make heads or tails of how an American Old Guard might work, but - being unfamiliar with both the American and French Old Gu...

Oh, good call - I wasn't familiar with that one, but the Filipinos' role in the war sounds like a fascinating topic, and it does sond perfect for this sort of scenario! The Dirty Dozen and Bridge ...

Our announcement:  https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/we-will-not-sell-to-russia  

I would like to see any A7V tank. As a matter of fact, ANY tank from the Great War made in plastic. But, the British Mk.IV and the Renault FT-17, which is slated to be released by Rubicon models,wo...

Picture of the Blood and Valor metal miniatures mixed with WGA plastics:  

Suspenders/braces worn down would look cool.  I'm not sure I would serve a gun with suspenders flopping about however.

@Forrest Wentworth eisenkern stormtroopers are the best. panzer work too.

@Cole Lassell I'd like a plastic A7V, but which one? They were handmade, and each one was different: Different panel lines, different door details, different all over.

@Christopher Tyrer Interesting photo: They are not in the UK, as they are wearing respirators. The IWM says it's 1918, so Western Front is most likely. NOTE: They are wearing neither jackboots nor ...

@david phillips You're thinking of Einherjar. Raumjager are based on WW2 German Paratroopers.  

@Forrest Wentworth They are pretty good set,  a bit complex but worth it.  

@Yronimos Whateley  Great points about potential flexibility.   Keeping in WW2 - These rules might be great for Filipino Guerillas and US Rangers taking out Japanese sentries ala T...

@Yronimos Whateley  Great breakdown and analysis of upcoming releases.   I assumed the Old Guard was the French Old Guard. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Guard_(France) I love M...

@Timothy Peterson  LOL

I don't usually do historic gaming, and up to now if I did, I thought it would most likely be for the first world war, but I've got to say that this game looks like it would be a lot of fun - remin...

A (Russian?) dude with an ushenka-style hat and a magnificent mustache, and a...? The Release Schedule says we have five secrets in a mystery status, one secret in file prep (roughly halfway throu...

@JTam I do not want to be the cavalryman digging a foxhole for himself and his horse with THAT shovel.

Thank you for sharing this tutorial, it is an awesome effect!

Anyone know if an Einherjar command/support kit is on its way?

@William Redford  Nice!  Thanks Brother.

@JTam Mantic https://www.manticgames.com/games/kings-of-war/forces-of-nature-druid/