Box cover with amazing artwork Background Total honesty: this little kit came about as the result of an impulse buy on Black Friday. It wasn’t planned as part of any particular project or interest at the time, just because it was cheap.
Box cover Background As I had the majority of units I wanted for my Mid War British, German, and American forces, I decided to look elsewhere for my next fix. Deciding that I wasn’t ready to go for one of the “niche”
Blister with cover Background One of the many long-term modelling projects I’ve been working on is a Mid War force for the British. As part of that, I’ve assembled a reasonably-sized force for them, totalling around 200 points, including a two-platoon Rifle
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 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
This was something of a whimsical purchase, as I didn’t really need most of the miniatures; impulse control isn’t really one of my strong suits, however, so now I have a box of brand new shiny miniatures! Having said that, you can
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
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 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
I’ve been collecting various Mid-War Flames of War armies for a while now, and had already grabbed myself the individual countries’ African campaign books (Armoured Fist– British, Fighting First– American, Avanti– Italian, and Afrika Korps– German). However, I was a little disappointed that none of them offered
