Love the minis, price not so much. Would hope it has a range of customisation items.

Yet to see anything that appeals about the game, aside from some nice skeletons. Still waiting for GW to show what they can do in this new unconstricted setting. Give me elementals, give me bug people fairy hybrids, heck I’ll even take fishmen …. in short show me something new.

If I was a person who painted individual minis I’d subscribe now we can see its not all pin up minis, seems a good way to do cool unique minis. I am not, so haven’t but hope it does well as there are bound to be awesome pics.

Red Army is my personal favorite – @zorg – but that may just be personal opinion

Truer words never spoken @zorg . 😀

@oriskany made several good points. What’s interesting about glider operations is how each army took a very different view of them. The Germans used them at Eban-Emael in Belgium to land Falschrimjagers on the roof of the fort thinking it would be easier to defeat the fort without a prolonged battle. Turns out they were right. […]

A random historical note about the Horsa glider, it wasn’t necessarily a one way trip…

https://warisboring.com/the-snatch-method-was-one-crazy-way-to-make-a-glider-fly/

I would like to see Thermopylae, Isandlwana, and Normandy.

Lol merry Christmas guys.

Ha Lol.

all great books.

it is difficult to hide a tank on a billiard flat field.

(for all of the gamer parents out there) the tiles also make excellent sets for kids to play and world build (a great introduction to map planning and design).

Epic, @brucelea – Preparations like this is why sometimes a miniature rules set starts to run into some issues for me. To recreate what you describe on a Team Yankee table top you’d need a table 10-15 meters (40-60 feet) deep. So I’m not trying to knock holes in Team Yankee or encourage everyone to play […]

that is a fantastic looking kit guys.

Oooo cannot wait now 🙂

Gorgeous stuff as usual – Tabletop World knocking it out of the park once again…

Those are fantastic.