By David Sullivan We had another game of Black Powder this weekend at The Panzer Depot in Kirkland, WA. We played the ‘Battle of San Miguel’ scenario from the rules book, substituting Napoleonic troops for the Isabelinos and Carlists. Bob “Fox of the Steppe” Mackler commanded his Russians, Mike Lombardy and Bill “The Meat Grinder”…
Oh, come now – you didn’t think we’d stop at plastic Napoleonic Prussian Landwehr did you? Take a butchers at the new sculpts for this range which are due for release in the not-too-distant future… These dynamic casualty miniatures are just the thing to mix in with your regiments for a gritty dose of reality….
The tremendously popular Battlefields basing materials from the chaps at Army Painter have had a make-over. Not only has the range had some new additions but they’ve also been repackaged into funky new tubs. Have a look at all the changes here… Also, this week, Army-sized superglue bottles are back! One of the best things…
By David Sullivan This was to be my inaugural game of Black Powder and was fought out at The Panzer Depot store in Kirkland, Washington. We played a version of the “Fighting retreat at El Perez” scenario from the rulebook which we modified for the American Civil War. The town of El Perez was instead…
My, but you’ve loved our Pike & Shotte Highlanders, haven’t you? If plaid and a wild charge across the battlefield are your thing you’ll love these new releases – Arrant Scum, Clan Highlanders as well as Government troops! The core of Montrose’s Highlanders, the brave and dashing Clansmen, fighting for their Laird and their clan’s…
Italian airborne commanders rejoice – fresh troops are en route. This week sees three new releases to help bolster your brave paratroop force. Look no further than here to see what’s on offer… For those of you looking to add more squads to your army you are in luck – you can add a full…
With the imminent release of our new plastic Prussian Landwehr boxed set we’ve pulled together the following deals so you can put together your Prussian army quickly and cost effectively. So, whether you’re wanting to refight Ligny, Leipzig or Plancenoit look no further than here. ‘At first it was only so-so with the Landwehr Battalions,…
By Jonas Faering of The Army Painter Army Painter Battlefields XP: Tufts are a quick and easy way of adding that finishing touch to the bases of your models. They’re simple to use – check out this quick tutorial for yourself… 1: Our Warlord Games plastic Roman Legionary has been painted and is ready for…
For those of you looking for a a trumpeter with a great deal of panache or perhaps to add to that high command diorama you’ve been thinking of we have just the thing for you in our Mounted Herald… The clarion call of a trumpet could be used to signify a ceasefire and a parley…
Our first plastic set in the Bolt Action WWII range, the German Infantry, have gone down an absolute storm with you all. Now we have something a bit special for those who are wanting to build their own allied force of British or Canadians! This set has a huge number of options – we’ll be…
Paul Sawyer