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Give a Viking a Home

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German terrain makers ESLO Terrain have just released a new Viking house model. This cosy little home for the fearsome seafarer's is aimed for use with miniatures between the 25-30mm range, comes ready to play and is the perfect place […]

New Prussians from Perry Miniatures

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Brand new from the amazing Perry Miniatures, comes this set of Prussian Infantry...

Welcome to Bruegelburg

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The guys at Ratnik Miniatures have launched their latest range of gothic fantasy miniatures at the Lead Adventure shop, under the name of Bruegelburg.

Some 28mm American Civil War from Steve Barber

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Some new American Civil War miniatures from Steve Barber. These are multipart, so you can make a whole platoon of unique poses!

It’s all Greek to me!

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Take a look at this well crafted concept art which will be used to expand Wargods of Olympia a tabletop wargame from Crocodile Games.

Riceball Halflings

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Riceball Miniatueres are bringing out a range of fantasy and historical Asian miniatures... check out their Halfling Ashigaru.

Swamp Force 9!

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The latest in Darrell's dream range of pre-painted terrain from Gale Force 9... SWAMPS!

Heroines of the Hinterland

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These heroic gals are ready to mow down the enemy with flair and some heavy firepower! Check out these characterfull fighting ladies from Hinterland Miniatures

Tabletop Terrain… the Italian Way

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The Italians always had a flair for architecture... now you too can battle through the crumbling streets and canals of a fantasy Venice!

28mm Ancients… this time an Etruscan Chariot

16 years ago 3

Gorgon Studios have quite a nice little range of miniatures from a number of genres (including a little fantasy football easter egg), but they've just anonunced their new ancient chariot model... so let's look at that.

Shoot Napoleon in the balls… sorry with cannonballs!

16 years ago 8

The epic boom of the cannon, the smell of burned powder and the fog of war... eh what!

Release the Hounds!

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Warlord Games have released another version of their (suspiciously antipodean) Roman General and his trusty mutt... but this time he's got himself a horse too! Throw another shrimp on the barbie and let loose the dogs of war!

Brand New Norman Models from Wargames Foundry

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Wargames Foundry have announced an update to their range of ancient battles, with their new Norman miniatures.

Hakkaa päälle!!! It’s the Finnish Cavalry!

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Warlord Games have a further release for their Pike & Shotte range. This time it's the Swedish Cavarly from the Thirty Years War.

Trooping the Colours… and there’s a lot of colours!

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They're colourful and dangerous! Have a look at the new Zouaves from Warlord Games... the dandy infantryman of the American Civil War.

What’s In The Box: Napoleonic Highlanders | Victrix

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Unboxing: John gets in to some Napoleonics with Victrix's plastic 28mm Highlanders box set.

What’s In The Box: Napoleonic French Hussars | Perry Miniatures

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Unboxing: John has a look over some French Hussars by Perry Miniatures.

War in the Land of the Rising Sun

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My copy of Wargames Illustrated just arrived in the studio today and I’m a very pleased it did. On our recent trip to Gamesday UK we had a chance to meet up with Alan and Michael Perry (two of the […]

Warhammer Ancient Battles

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Warren and Darrell get a leaf through the new Book

What’s In The Box: Celt Chariot | Wargames Factory

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Unboxing: John has a quick look over Wargames Factory's Celt Chariot.

What’s In The Box: Imperial Roman Legionaries | Warlord Games

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Unboxing: John has a look at Warlord Games Plastic Imperial Roman Legionaries.

On The Table 07 March 2010

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Warren gives out a big bonjour to our international viewers (as well as a binary greeting to all the necron fans out there)

What’s In The Box: Battalia Starter Army | Warlord Games

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Unboxing: John has a look at the Battalia starter army box for Warlord Games Pike and Shotte range.

Review: Ancient Germans

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John returns to more simple times with an Ancient German Warband

Review: Wargames Factory Vikings

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John travels back in time

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