I don't like the seam on the sleeves for kitbashing purposes as it makes the arms less generic. I think the quadrail AR is actually pretty outdated and overly speciffic and would prefer an mlok fre...
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Modern Operatorsposted in Vox Populi
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Change password?posted in General Chatter
I can't find change password option for WGA account. Where is it?
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Looks like Imperial Conquests, maybe very rear line Great War.
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
What? Anyways, another possibility: "Rabble", "Dregs" or "Poorly equipped". We've got plenty of model options for the well armored/equipped icons, but what about the more common infantryman who wa...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
Cradle and Grave: Very young and old combatants.Possible modelsFirst Empires: Young shepards with slingsDecline and Fall: Triarii veteransBlood Oaths: This one is tricky due to this age being relat...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
For the " Seadogs" themed World Ablaze set, since every nation's marines, Japanese SNLF, and Kreigsmariner already have plenty of plastic options, how about a US Navy gun crew with a mounted M...
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Female French Resistance - 'Allo 'Alloposted in World Ablaze: The Second World War 1939-1945
The bike reminds me how annoying it is BA doesn't let partisans take bikes.
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New Britsposted in The Great War: The War to End All Wars 1914-1918
@Mold I'm convinced that the relative popularity of going against the Ottomons is the presence of a clear "villain" who actually gets defeated in contrast to the stupid pointlessness of the rest of...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
From Cradle and Grave: Children and very old soldiers as combatants.
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Blood , Metal and Dust. By Brigadier Ben Barry.posted in General Chatter
If you're looking for a view on how how mismanged Afghanistan was instead of an after action report, I think "Warrior Diplomat" was an interesting read for anecdotes since the author had the unusua...
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
The muzzle device on the AK looking thing is based on an AK-74 break, something only really seen in Russia, East Germany, Poland, and Romania (with a few others that are mostly sporting stuff). Guy...
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a new poll, results of an old poll, and releases.posted in Atlantic Digital
Assuming "Women" doesn't dip back into civilian, mythology or ahistoric "x but female", what could be done? First Empires: ?Decline and Fall: Gladiatrix, since just got male gladiators.Blood Oaths...
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Things you'd like to seeposted in General Chatter
True, that had every war crime one could think of, though I internally consider Yugoslav Wars non-"Modern" (rather "late Cold War") since it began before the official fall of Soviet Union (Jun...
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Things you'd like to seeposted in General Chatter
@Grumpy Gnome As mentioned, Volkssturm at the Battle of Berlin would be one (Technically all the boys would be Hitler Youth members as membership was mandatory to the point even a future pop...
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Things you'd like to seeposted in General Chatter
Child soldiers, because the extreme deseperation and fighting to survive instead of win makes for an interesting, if horrifying, force on the tabletop and would be good for conversions into less ho...
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Rebels and Revolutionariesposted in Atlantic Digital
Will the French mob set contain a lamppost for our "À la lanterne" needs?
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"A New Range"? (Interwar?)posted in General Chatter
As the news on the front page says there's a new range coming, and this Thompson wielding gangster is the first. Seems like it's either Interwar, general "Pulp" (allowing more bombastic, fictionali...
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January Digital Theme open for suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
I don't see the appeal: They're just an army of crazy slaver slaves with a really bad revisionist movie about them.
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WW1 Rules and WGA Starter Box Setposted in The Great War: The War to End All Wars 1914-1918
I think the brodie is actually identical externally (especially at 28mm scale) between WW1 British and Americans with the differences being nitpicky details that can only be seen with the two side-...
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January Digital Theme open for suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
For posterty, if Female ever comes up again, it's possible to get most periods without delving too far from history. Here's some obvious picks as examples: First Empires: Amazons (Mythological, bu...
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Henry Cavill Warhammer 40k seriesposted in General Chatter
I think a " humans are the goodest-good guys" approached could work if they made it clear it's a narrator bias thing, but Amazon projects are broken from basic casting so I'd have no confidence the...
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Henry Cavill Warhammer 40k seriesposted in General Chatter
Well after the Chernobyl tier disasters that were Wheel of Time, and Rings of Power, I'm not exactly expecting anything beyond horrible.@Grumpy Gnome Funny you mention the second Judge Dredd...
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Rebels and Revolutionariesposted in Atlantic Digital
It's not so much that I think Vercingetorix's Gauls would look much different, just that they'd be an easy fit in the theme and Gauls as a whole are under represented in non-metal minis. Yes, plen...
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Rebels and Revolutionariesposted in Atlantic Digital
Decline and Fall: Really, with all their civil wars any standard Roman legionaires would fit. Last gasp Gauls under Vercingetorix might fit, and I don't know of many minis for that despite their re...
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Looks like World War (not sure which) Nurses. Couldn't tell you which, if any, nation they're supposed to be.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Was busy this weekend and nobody posted it. Seems like it's Heavy Weapons for Death Fields.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Now that you've made the connection to the description, I can't disagree.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
And it was WW1 Brits New preview "Something very unexpected!" I'm stumpped on this one. They differ in height and have either bare feet or flat sandals. The only remote guess I can thi...
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Don't know how to get proper res version of preview image, but seems like it's WW1 Brits from the low res version.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Maybe that's a belt (etc.) pouch with cigars, not bread. Note the fastening and lack of shoulder straps. Plenty of military sterotypes with cigars out there.
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What are all the multi-part/customizable female 28mm models in print?posted in General Chatter
I should have remembered Gunfighters II. I wasn't sure if those Folk Rabble were women or just robed men.
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What are all the multi-part/customizable female 28mm models in print?posted in General Chatter
I'm wondering if I missed anything: WGA:Cannon Fodder 2Eisenkern PanzerjägerPartisans 2 (upcoming)Northstar:Wizards IISoldiers IIBarbarians IICrew IIMercenaries II Warlord Games:Project Z: F...
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Female French Resistance - 'Allo 'Alloposted in World Ablaze: The Second World War 1939-1945
From newsletter "Here's an easy one!"
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Friday Sneak Peekposted in General Chatter
[quote]Here's an easy one![/quote] Look nice. Little heavy on SMGs though. Wonder if one of the bodies will have pants for vareity.
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Options for post-apocalypse bandits?posted in Painting & Modeling
Bandits from works like Mad Max, Fist of the North Star, and Fallout all have a pretty unified look: Leather or shirtless with random bits of metal (especially shoulder pads) as "armor", and lots o...
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Female Cannon Fodder Headsposted in Death Fields: The Greatest Sport is War!
Besides hair, I'm sure there's people out there with the talent to turn the bald heads into various legally protected sci-fi "aliens" that are just humans in make-up.
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WGA and Perry WW2 comparison photo?posted in World Ablaze: The Second World War 1939-1945
I've done a few searches and can't seem to find photos with both Wargames Atlantic and Perry WW2 figures. Any two forces fine, just want to know if they look right next to eachother.
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