“Rubble, Rubble”, as David Bowie nearly once sang and, let’s be honest we know what the man who fell to Earth meant: there’s never enough of it on our wargames tables. Well, after making a whole host of new damaged...
Yesterday we looked at damaged houses, so today we will look at destroyed buildings. As was seen in reality at Stalingrad, Monte Cassino and any number of city fights, sometimes destroying buildings can be counter productive, giving the enemy strong...
In 1939 the British and French had a fortunate eight months to prepare themselves for the German Blitzkrieg. Fortunately we no longer have that long to wait as the Blitzkrieg 1940 supplement is at the printers and will be with...
Ever since Chain of Command was published we have focused on a whole range of products to support the rules, from downloadable army lists to Pint-Sized Campaigns. Now we have taken the next step by producing our first theatre specific...
The great news is that our latest rule set, What a Tanker! is now with the printer and we have a set publication date for Monday the 9th of April and the advanced order bundles are on the web site,...
Great news for lovers of Sharp Practice this week, as we see the arrival of The Swamp Fox, a fantastic supplement covering the actions of Francis Marion in South Carolina in 1780 and 1781 with twelve scenarios, nine complete campaign...
Great news for lover of I Ain’t Been Shot Mum as we have just released the first of our handbooks for the war in the West in 1940. Over the next few months we will be releasing a series of...
Episode Five of the Oddcast is now available, with Rich and Nick joining Sidney in the studio to discuss how they undertake research when embarking on developing a set of rules. All of the usual features are there, with a...
Well, thus far I have been pretty happy with things. So, logically, this is the stage where I cock things up. As we will see. First, it was time to add the brick wallpaper to the outer walls. I decided...
Well, waiting for the PVA wash took longer than I had hoped. It took two days to dry in the workshop, but at last we were at the point where we could prepare it for painting. I sprayed it black...
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