Having collected most of what I want/need for the North Africa Mid War setting of Flames of War, I turned my attention to something new. The first port of call was to pick up the Eastern Front compilation book to see what
I nabbed a box of these teeny tiny little tanks as part of a WWIII British formation which I’m putting together, specifically for an FV432 Mechanised Company. As you can never have enough Milan missiles in an army, and as I’d already
The Steppe Warriors set is a historical miniatures box produced by Fireforge Games to provide a solid infantry or missile troop core for Mongol Hordes in their 28mm medieval wargame Deus Vult. While I’ve never played that game, and am not qualified
Although the French armed forces were not a part of the integrated military command structure of NATO during the period of Team Yankee, they were envisioned as a strategic reserve in the event of war. As a result, they appear in the
I nabbed this as part of a German Mid War project I’ve been working on for a while- I know, I know, this is the Late War box, but the difference in detail is so minimal at 15mm scale that it’s virtually
As a collector of Mid War for Flames of War’s North Africa campaign who has managed to acquire pretty much everything that he wants for that particular theatre, I decided to take the next logical step and grab the Eastern Front army
Well That’s another old pal passed – the worst thing about getting older is when people die. Tam Laurie I first met, around 2002 when he had been working at a pub in Rose St on the door. He turned out to
This is another kit that I was fortunate enough to pick up from a clearance house with a very generous multi-buy discount on top of the low price. I actually bought two sets, as I wanted to assemble both artillery and anti-tank
I grabbed myself three boxes of these Battlefront kits as part of a British Mechanised Company list I’m building for Team Yankee, supplied at an excellent discount by those wonderful folks at Wayland Games. I could have gone with Warrior IFVs to
I was gifted this book for Christmas, and while I’m more a fan of the earlier time periods in which Flames of War is set, it’s nice to have a look at what happens with the monster tanks, insane artillery, and other
