Having trouble viewing the flipbook magazine? View and download it instead! This month we are going micro mini with our theme, that doesn’t mean we are going “all 2mm” on you, but rather our ‘Billhooks Redux’ theme consists of just two articles. Both are an expansion on the Never Mind the Billhooks medieval small battle rules which were given away free with the September 2020 issue of the magazine (and are still available as a free PDF to WiPrime Members). Never Mind the Pitchforks features new official rules and scenarios, written by Billhooks author Andy Callan, whilst Chevauchée is a fan contribution supplied by author and Wi regular Simon MacDowall. Look out for some bonus Billhooks content in Quick Fire too. We are sure you will enjoy both articles, but if ‘Billhooking’ isn’t your thing we have plenty more to enjoy in the form of turnips, windmills, vacations and vignettes - sounds intriguing doesn’t it? Good, that’s the idea. This month’s freebie is the third volume in our ‘How To...’ series, in which we compile and republish a collection of the best modelling articles which have appeared in Wargames Illustrated’s illustrious pages over recent years. I hope you enjoy both the magazine and your free supplement. Happy reading and rolling! Dan Falconbridge Editor and Owner QUICK FIRE! Wi Readers fill us in on their hobby exploits OBSERVATION POST New hobby releases under the microscope. FULL PAPER JACKET Our monthly look at intriguing books. NEVER MIND THE PITCHFORKS Game Designer Andy Callan brings risings and rebellions to his medieval small battle rules Never Mind the Billhooks, providing new rules and scenarios based around Cade’s Rebellion of 1450 and the Cornish rising of 1497. BUILDING A VACATION ARMY Taking inspiration from a once in a lifetime trip to Sudan, Daniel Mersey puts together a wargaming army (or two) as a lasting reminder of his vacation. CHEVAUCHÉE Simon MacDowall shares some rules and scenarios on how to recreate small scale engagements from the Hundred Years’ War in Never Mind the Billhooks. DESIGNER'S NOTES: GLORY: 1861 Jon Sutherland, author of Caliver Books’ latest American Civil War rules, explains how they were developed and their unique approach to unit creation and progression. TURNIP28: TERRIBLE TUBERS AND BALEFUL BRASSICAS Turnip28 creator Max Fitzgerald takes us on a winding journey through his post Napoleonic, mud encrusted, turnip infested world. SHOULDER TO SHOULDER IN DENSE BATTLE ARRAY Karim Van Overmeire gives us a tour of the Flemish militia armies of the 14th century. BUILDING A 3D PRINTED WINDMILL In Wi401 James visited Winterdyne Commission Modelling to learn about 3D printing; this issue he’s got one of the City of Tarok kits they sell on the workbench. DESIGNER'S NOTES:
