In the pre-Disney legends canon fighters could hover and engage ground targets pretty consistently. I’m reading through the old Rogue and Wraith squadrons books with my 7 year old and it happens quite often.

That’s painfully true. When Adler Miniatures announced their retirement, I almost had a panic attack. I had armies to complete and plan/projects for new armies and periods not started. Thankfully the miniature […]

Personally I much prefer the refight of a battle. Sure it might have unmatched forces, and we might know exactly how the battle was fought. But having played many, many games over the year (although admittedly the […]

“The future of historical wargames”, that’s a difficult one….. The thing that has to change is basically the player base AND the miniature manufacturers who also build a closed eco system (ie they also […]

@grantinvanman true. The AT-ST is a lovely kit. I have the FFG/AMG on and one Bandai one. They scale 1:1. But even the cheaper Revell X-Wing and Snowspeeder still look the part for the game. (The speeder is […]

I am always interested in anything from the Soudan. A great period of gaming.

They really are nasty little c**** aren’t they?!?

@sundancer – indeed, Bandai make these, and the small walker, in better detail, in my opinion.

If only legion had fliers already in it and general observations around their use being difficult. Oh wait it does, airspeeders, fluttercraft et al. Cool but not going to be successful I feel

At that scale they compete with model kits around 30-40 Euros….not sure that that will hold up.