Wargames Atlantic had even more news to share over the last few days. The first bit of news is that we're getting another World War II World Ablaze set with the plastic Panzer Lehr coming up for pre-order soon.

Panzer Lehr Division // Wargames Atlantic

The Panzer Lehr Division is another of their detailed 28mm kits that will give you the core of a good force to use when diving into some World War II action on the tabletop. We got a look at the plastic sprues for this kit not too long ago showing off what's included for hobbyists to play around with.

Panzer Lehr Division Sprue // Wargames Atlantic

So, lots of rifles, submachine guns, machine guns and more. You get plenty of grenades for clearing people out of cover and the bits and pieces you need to make dynamic looking troopers. You also get a good range of heads to choose from as well including some unhelmeted options which are nice to see.

Watch out for more on the Panzer Lehr Division coming to their webstore very soon. Also, the team are working towards the production of miniatures over in the US as well. So, if you're on that side of the pond then you'll have access to some excellent miniatures very soon.

Ancient China - The Warring States

As well as working on those new World War II miniatures, we also had a preview of the new Ancient Chinese Armoured Infantry which are coming soon from sculptor Michael Sng.

Warring States Armoured Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

This gives you a look at the different options that are already going to be included on the plastic sprue for these new 28mm miniatures. You've got a range of weapons that are accurate to the period as well as bodies covered in that familiar armour that you might have seen sculpted onto the Terracotta Army.

Another of the cool things about this kit is that Michael Sng has actually put together a video discussing why he sculpted certain items on this sprue AND the period in general.

Warring States Armoured Infantry Kit // Wargames Atlantic

This gives great insight into why this kit is organised as it is. As well as learning a bit of military history, you also get a look at some of the early prototype miniatures as well. It's well worth watching if you've got twenty minutes!

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