Let’s start this Wargaming Week, covering the 4th through to the 10th of November.

NEWS

White Dragon is showing off more of its upcoming support weapons, this time the UK forces and their Automatic Grenade Launcher. Perfect for long-range fire support, the sculpting on this weapon is up to White Dragon’s standard.

Contact Front is also en route, with a set of posts starting to take a look at it. The army list post is especially interesting – it sounds quite similar to Chain of Command and can’t wait to dig into it deeply.

PURCHASES

Nothing this week – I was tempted by the Black Site Studios releases but having just looked at all my MDF, I think I’m good for a while. However, I may get them once I clear some space.

HOBBY

I didn’t manage to get any hobby done this week – work again but also some tidying up meaning I’ve had to down tools.

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That’s it for this update, expect more updates next week!

Let’s start this Wargaming Week, covering the 28th of October through to the 3rd of November.

NEWS

First up, God’s Eye Games has announced that Contact Front is at the printers. I’m really excited about this set – it seems like a game truly focused on the setting, themeing its rules around the theme deeply. There is definitely a place for a generic set of rules, but seeing stuff go more in-depth can produce some very exciting rules that really fire the imagination. I’ll be keeping my eye open for when they release, and take a good look at them before reporting back.

Black Site Studios have announced a new set of releases to expand their Warzone Arabia range. These new releases are focused on the old town area of the city, giving you all these little details to really make the town look like an urban centre. I’m quite a big fan of the shanties set, some to really add some tactical challenges. Like with all Black Site Studios stuff, these buildings are prepainted MDF so ideal for getting them onto the board and good to go.

PURCHASES

No purchases – got plenty of things to work on.

HOBBY

Between work and being away, the only hobby I have managed to do is start assembling some pointy-eared assholes. The new Incubi from Games Workshop are a joy to assemble – nicely designed and still with plenty of options. I’m really impressed with the final product, and can’t wait to assemble the rest of the Dark Eldar I have on my desk.

The other thing that arrived this week is a stack of MDF for Sarissa. I’m very interested in getting these built so I can take a look at them, as well as getting them ready for the table. Stay tuned for some big pictures of them all laid out – the size will definitely be an interesting element to them.

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That’s it for this update, expect more updates next week!