Webstore: Settler’s Log Timber Cabin 2
Andy HobdayNew France Settler’s Cabin This highly detailed laser cut wargames model kit joins 4Ground
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Webstore: Settler’s Lofted Log Cabin 4
New France Loft Cabin This highly detailed laser cut wargames model kit joins 4Ground
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Webstore: Settler’s Log Timber Cabin 1
This highly detailed laser cut wargames model joins 4Ground
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Webstore: Settler’s Lofted Log Cabin 3
New England Loft Cabin This highly detailed laser cut wargames model kit joins 4Ground
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New Plastic ACW Zouaves And Special Offers!
Paul SawyerWith the Perrys about to release their lovely new American Civil War Zouave boxed set we’re giving you the chance to get your hands on them plus loads of other ACW goodies. Check out our special offers too and save yourself some hard-earned… A fabulous plastic boxed set from Alan Perry featuring the Zouaves, the…
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The Bonnie Blue Flag – A Black Powder Battle Report
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…
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Gallery: Ubique Matt’s Plastics!
Not long ago we held a Black Powder Open Day at Maelstrom Games’ Eye of the Storm venue. We were delighted when Warlord forum-dweller, Ubique Matt, dropped in with a big box of great-looking miniatures. Time for us to share the love and show them all off. There’s lots of fantastic miniatures to see here…
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Webstore: American Civil War: Zouaves (1861-1865) plastic boxed set
A fabulous plastic boxed sets from
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Warlord Games announces Black Powder
BLACK POWDER! Rules for the era 1700-1900 An introduction by Rick Priestley ‘Black Powder’ is a game that Jervis Johnson and I, together with a group of people including Warlord Games’ John Stallard and Michael and Alan Perry, have been working on and playing for four or five years. Now, I’m pleased to say that…
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