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We first looked at Fallout: Factions in Wi437, when it was launched as the Battle for Nuka-World Starter Set. We were impressed by its high production quality and fine plastic miniatures, and felt it was an excellent all-in-one introduction to the rules.
Wargames Atlantic’s (WA) Great War range has given WWI gaming a popularity push, offering accessible and cheap German, British, French, and Russian infantry options in plastic. Their newest set changes things up a bit, bringing three incredible-looking Maxim MG-08 ...
The Peasant Levy and Foot Knights sets already in Wargames Atlantic’s (WA) Age of Chivalry range are bolstered by a set of professional fighters this month: new plastic Foot Serjeants. These figures look the perfect fit for Dark Ages combat, but it’s fair to say ...
Victrix’s plastic Medieval launched with some excellent dynamic mounted Knights [check out the painting guide in Wi442 – Ed]. They looked just perfect to crusade or chevauchée with the best of them, and now, with the release of Islamic Cavalry, Victrix are f...
As the first ‘Armies of…’ book for Bolt Action: Third Edition, Germany demands a close look. What are the ‘big changes’ in how supplements are presented? How might the meta get a shakeup? Are Warlord on the right trajectory with new-edition army books for t...
If you’re a fan of anything Billhooks or Ruckus related, of The Barons’ War (for which these figures are primarily designed), or of the other gaming options that have been released recently (or are on the way) for battles around the Medieval period, then the seco...
You could easily argue that the shambling undead are a much-overused trope, and one that has more than ‘outlived’ its welcome in recent years. Well, not if Wargames Atlantic have anything to do with it!
