WWII German Sturmgeschütz III Last month I had the pleasure of my brother David visiting me in NH for a week. We played a number of games, chatted a lot about wargames. Then “The Brothers Parker”, not to be confused with the “Parker Brothers” visited the American Heritage Museum in Read more…
WWII Japanese Units I have added a lot of unique WWII sets to the site. These include Japanese infantry and supporting units. These sets are available in 28mm, 40mm and 54mm WWII Japanese Troops Views: 36
WWII Infantry and Support Units I have added a lot of unique WWII sets to the site. These include early Polish troops as well as some unique German troops. I also added the first set of Marines for the Pacific. Support sets as well as Japanese will be posted in Read more…
Now Printing Bergman WWII Miniatures Happy to announce that we are now licenses to print the amazing Bergman WWII, WWI and Modern line of armor and guns. We are adding the numbers as fast as we can. They will be available in 12mm and 15mm scales. Sorry no 28’s. Now Read more…
British – WACO Hadrian Glider A few weeks ago a new customer of mine in Florida wanted some gliders. He wound up ordering 3 of in flight and 3 on the ground. He wanted them in time for a June 6th (D-Day) game that he and his friends play every Read more…
WWII German 28mm POD Miniatures Now Available We are starting to add 28mm WWII miniature line. These miniatures are in 28mm scale which is perfect for Bolt Action by Warlord Games and other of the skirmish level. These miniatures are licensed from Eskice Miniatures. We are starting off with the Read more…
This scenario for D-Day to Berlin depicts The Colmar Pocket (French: Poche de Colmar; German: Brückenkopf Elsass) was the area held in central Alsace, France, by the German Nineteenth Army from November 1944 to February 1945, against the U.S. 6th Army Group (6th AG) during World War II. For more Information >>> You will need a copy of D-Day to Berlin to play Read more…
Mixing Scales in D-Day to Berlin Part II Part I >>> More information D-Day to Berlin>>>More Information I have had a number of gamers write back to me on the subject and I really appreciate the feedback and Ideas. My good friend John M. let me look at his 1:200 Read more…
“The Russians Are Coming” Bagration to Berlin OOB Release Bagration to Berlin is the first supplement for D-Day to Berlin. It covers the Eastern Front from the early summer of 1944 through the end of the war in the Spring of 1945. This is the period where the Germans were Read more…