Review: Battlefield Accessories

 

Heyhey, yet another review of yet another Warlord (well..) kit - it's the Bolt Action Battlefield Accessories!

Review: Warlord Games SdKfz250 (Alte)

 

Heyhey, it's been a while since I last did a review of a kit. So let's get back on this by taking a closer look at Warlord Games' plastic Sd.Kfz.250 (Alte).

Showcase: 15mm Goldfinger Models Normandy Terrain

 

Heyhey, today I'd like to show you some terran pieces I've had lying around for a few years, but I just recently got them into play-able shape - resin buildings for Northern France 1944 in 15mm.

My Kind of Town II - Going Eastern European

 

In this article I would like to share with you some pictures of my Dark Ages/Medieval village, how I built it and so on. Hit the jump for lotsa pictures and enlightenment through PVA and super glue.

Review: Bolt Action Opel Blitz /Maultier

 

Wahey, it's time for yet another WW2 vehicle review. Why not. There's plenty around. So let's talk about Warlord Games' Opel Blitz / Maultier combo kit.

Review: Rubicon Models T34/76 & SU-85 AND SU-122

 

Heyhey, time for a model kit review! This one's a double feature too, due to the similarities between the kits. Technically it's a triple feature (or threat, if you prefer) even.

Review: Empress Miniatures WW2 Germans

 

Heyhey, it's been a while since the last WW2 figures review. So let's take a quick look at Empress' WW2 Late War / Volksgrenadier Germans!

Showcase: 1940 Highlanders

 

Heyhey, here's some figures I meant to post for a while. It's a collection of very, very pretty Highlanders for the dawn of WW2 or for WW1.

These are 28mm figures by Pulp Figures and they are excellent. Lovely sculpts, flawless casts. The only thing I regret is having taken that photo before I fully finished the bagpipes. They aren't 100% historically accurate for the time (kilts!), but they make up for that with character.

Hope you like them!

Review: Wargames Atlantic Partisans(1): French Resistance

 

Time for a miniatures review again! This time I'll take a closer look at the plastic French Resistance fighters by Wargames Atlantic.

Review: Leven Miniatures 6mm Buildings

A while ago at a wargames show in 2018 I had an interesting chat about 6mm buildings, and the name Leven Miniatures came up as the place to get your scenery from. So I gave it a shot.

Showcase: 6-pdr Anti-Tank Gun

Here's an addition to a platoon of British Airborne I did a while ago. It's a mighty potent 6-pdr anti-tank gun.

Showcase: 15mm Jagdpanther

Believe it or not, this is the first Jagdpanther I've done since my teens, when I did a Revell Jagdpanther in 1/72nd.

Showcase: British Airborne

Heyhey, I'm back with some nice 28mm figures!

These are British Paras from WW2; minis from various manufacturers, and I hope that you like them.

Showcase: 15mm Tanks!

Some more historicals, but now we're back to WW2 with a few German tanks for the Western front 1944.

Review: Rubicon Models Panzer III

 

 It's back to 28mm WW2! Today I would like to present you with my thoughts and impressions of one of Rubicon Models' initial releases: Their German Panzer III kit.

Showcase: 15mm WW2 Scenery/Jump-Off Points

Some more scenery by Baueda Wargames. 

Showcase: 15mm WW2 Germans for Normandy, Pt.6

After I showed the pictures of the finished force to my friend he said he was ready as well. Which sounded ominous. Then I remembered the allied air force, remembered that the Luftwaffe probably wouldn't show up for the games and decided to add some camouflage to the vehicles.

Showcase: 15mm WW2 Germans for Normandy, Pt.5

Time to roll out the big guns! The particular scenarios we're going to play take place without any proper armoured support, so instead only makeshift solutions with German guns bolted onto leftover French vehicles are available.

Showcase: 15mm WW2 Germans for Normandy, Pt.4

More support for my German platoon! From left to right: Panzerschreck team, MG42 on tripod team (the leader is from a PSC kit. He's a bit weedy, but above all his helmet covers pretty much all his face weirdly. Maybe I should have painted on holes to look out of) and a flamethrower team. Flamethrowers are nasty and scary. They clear buildings and they do it well.

Showcase: 15mm WW2 Germans for Normandy, Pt.3

Well, I had to get support choices done quickly and efficiently...