Bot War! Bot War! BOT WAR!

yeah his 28mm sculpting is lovely but it distracts me from the Bots!

Given its mass battle, you can probably glue whatever scale you like to the bases.

to answer your last question, only if they do Warring States China.

BTW if you’re into playing WW2 games in 28mm, take a look at Studio Historia’s Greek range. Some truly excellent sculpts here (the winter versions really stand out), perfect for playing the infantry heavy games […]

I will never forgive 20mm for being the “scale” my FLGS went with for Battlegroup when I already had collected (not painted) forces in 15mm.

“Islamic” is such a weird name for them – I doubt this was the only kind of horse archers available to the Muslim forces.

I’d like to have them both, even if the Castellan would be used for my 122nd.

I’d love to rescue a lot of the Cities minis for a better game, but they have been touched by GW’s trademark Way Too Much Detail.

Some VERY interesting sculpts for the AWI period (you hardly ever see both sides in their winter kit) for fighting the battles that were in Canada or towards the great lakes. A lot of these battles were quite […]

Warlord REALLY need to look at doing the Chinese forces to battle the Japanese early on. There’s a weird mix of uniforms (some look like they were equipped with “Blitzkreig” German uniforms just with putties inste […]

They are of the new “chunky” proportions like most of the modern BA releases. So you might be struggling to kitbash the old models in with the new ones (although there were some WIERD poses in the old box). The […]

It’ll be interesting to see the actual rules. In the previous two editions most Japanese players played the Banzai rules. It wasn’t that good a rule in that if you couldn’t make contact with the enemy, it was a […]