Hmm…. Bacon!

you’re right, the only sensible way is 2mm

as I said in the article they are doing both. But based on the other Epic boxes with terrain, and Rorke’s will require more than most, it’s probably going to be around the £200 mark, likely more than double a […]

I love the smell of burnt MDF in the morning! That raw smell … reminds me of victory… someday, this war’s gonna end. – Col ‘Wild Bill’ Kilgore, Apocalypse Now

True, but they could do both

But there’s FOUSANDS AND FOUSANDS of ‘em, @denzien

Hit the beach was excellent as a starter. They used the advantages of small scale and quite a simple game to give a great experience in one box. The more complex the game the more difficult it is to replicate that […]

Yes some good points. It got me thinking when I started pricing up how much the different components cost. I have never liked starter sets that don’t give a full game experience. My game definitely plays much […]

This is an interesting one. I have all the zulu stuff I need in 28mm but isandlwana cries out to be done in a smaller scale. For rorkes Drift it looks better in a larger scale so you can see the whites of their eyes

How could they not though ? I’d be surprised if they would have an ‘epic’ variant of all of their ranges eventually. Not sure if that would include WW2 / K’47 … but the other historicals, why not ? It is as […]

I imagine they will be doing all the units as separate boxes too, to accommodate getting fousands of the Zulus. Brown primer about to go out of stock everywhere! 🤣

yeah but you can’t buy multiple boxes of rorke’s drift, but you could buy several for Isandalwana if it’s just a straight up starter set

I gave up trying to make sense of GWs decision making before I stopped working for them many years ago. That way lies madness. We seem to both agree its a bit wonky be it mindset or process On a related note […]

I am tempted, particularly if the rookes drift is a smaller box (force-wise). Isandalwana should have much bigger forces.