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Hi In a response to your tree question I've been measuring the various heights of the trees in my collection and can report that; the majority are 38mm or 50mm K&M trees, with connifers slightly taller which work really well with 12mm figures. In my humble opinion a mixture of different sizes lo...

We have been asked to produce single figure packs of our dark age ranges by a good number of customers. I'm sure that a certain dark age rule set is behind this! As a reponse we will be making our Romano British, Saxon, Viking and Norman infantry packs avilable as single figures very shortly. This m...

Sure would welcome vital feedback once the first draft is available. The WW1 game mechanics were developed for a big Cambrai game some years back. The same chap who wrote this set is helping develop and write a more comprehensive updated version.

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Our group is currently working on AWI, ACW and Napoleonic hex based rules for use with hexon terrain. We aim to make them available when we've sorted out all the details - much play testing has already been done - I will keep folks informed as we progress!

Hi, The buildings are mostly N scale or 15mm which fit in really well with the12mm WW1. They have been collected mostly from bring and buy stalls at various shows over the past 10 years or so. I have 're-modelled' a lot of them to create the wrecked buildings that you see in the video. They were ver...

All troop types must follow up after combat- is this also true for better A or B class infantry? In a recent game I played with Saxons fighting a Romano British army, I formed an impenetrable (or so I thought!) shieldwall of advancing mighty Huscarls (A class troops). However, in one round only 1 u...

Hi We were trying to think up a name for the company while driving through the Derbyshire countryside, in the direction of Sudbury Hall, using road signs to help stimulate ideas! We wanted a generic name because we are involved in other activities other than the design and manufacture of wargame pro...

Hi, The two 'wooden' strips are attached to the underside of the warwagon, behind the wheels. Turn the wagon body upside down and glue them into position with a small amount of superglue. Their function was to protect the underside of the wagon against enemy infantry crawling underneath and into the...

Great work chopperboydan, looks like another really big project. Anyway, you've inspired me to do some more work on modelling my WW1 layout. Photos to go be posted soon!

Gabz wrote: I was just wondering , are the chariots allowed to ignore ZOC of the Orcs just because the Orcs are in terrain that the chariots cannot enter ?

Correct! In effect the Orcs have chosen to stay away from the edge of the wood and in doing so relinquished their control over that hex.