News from the Flames of War website.
Diving Eagles is Released
Seven new releases
Spotlight on the Fallschirmjagerkompanie, the Fallschirmjager Platoon, the FJ Machine-gun Platoon and the FJ Mortar Platoon
Diving Eagles Battlereport
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Brigade Models has released a new Celtos miniature, The King of the Wild.
From their release:
A new month and a new release for Celtos – and a model that’s not been available before. The King of the Wild has been previewed in the Design Studio for a while and we’re now pleased to free him to fight the hordes of Fomorian orcs, beastmen and other assorted foes of Goria.
Price includes the doggie, £7.50
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While not an official preview per se Mongoose Publishing has psoted some photos of miniatures from their upcoming War Without End 10mm ground combat game set in the Babylon 5 universe.
So far there are images of:
The miniatures all have a listed release date of June 26th 2006.<
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Wizards has posted the fifth in their series of Contested Skies previews. This preview has the stat cards for last week’s feature miniatures (the Katyusha and the FlakPanzer IV) as well as two new teaser pictures.
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Paper Terrain has released a new South Russian Village pack.
From their wesbite:
Buildings in the southern part of Russia were built in a fashion similar to those in the north, but as a finishing touch, most were plastered or stuccoed on the outside and then white-washed producing a distinctly different appearance from their northern cousins. This sort of acrhitecture could also be found in many parts of eastern europe and the northern Balkans. This kit includes a church, ten other buildings, four barns and two types of fences. The kit does not include bases or landscaping.
The kit is available in 10, 15 and 20mm scales and is priced at $39.95 for the 15mm set.
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The online store for the Seekrieg website has now moved to its new domain and is fully operational.
From their website:
The Seekrieg Store has shifted its flag to a new web site: The Seawarstore.com. The new site features an easy-to-use interface and a full-featured shopping cart accepting major credit cards and PayPal. There’s lots of new stuff on the way, so please stay tuned for details.
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New sneak peeks have been posted at the GW US website’s news page. This week has a look at the upcoming Eldar Rangers models. Last week also had a new picture of the Tyranid Death Leaper. This weeks picture also showcases some of the upcoming urban terrain for City of Death.
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Baccus has announced the release of a new line of Parthian miniatures.
As well Baccus has details of army packs for Warmaster and DBA/M.
As well they have announced a change in policy in how they pack their miniatures:
Since time immemorial we’ve supplied packets of 10 or 20 strips. As time has gone its become increasingly obvious that this eminently logical system isn’t actually all that useful to wargamers. An increasing number of rules seem to be demanding units equivalent to six strips, and as we all know from school, 6 into 20 doesn’t go! As our own Polemos system is guilty of this we thought it time to change. As a result, from today all infantry packs will change from 10s and 20s to 12s and 24s. Yes, there obviously is a price increase, but this is only to cover the cost of the extra strips in a packet.
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Eureka has produced a new series of AB Miniatures Russian Pavlov Grenadiers in 15/18mm.
From their website:
Those of you familiar with Russian Napoleonic armies will know of the Pavlov Grenadiers who retained their famous mitre caps long after the rest of the Russian army began to slowly adopt the shako after 1805. The honour was conferred on the regiment by the Tsar in recognition of they’re bravery at the Battle of Freidland in 1807, who ordered them to retain their caps and to maintain them in the condition “in which they left the battlefield”.
The AB Figures range of Russians for 1805-1811 already includes Grenadiers in mitre caps that can be used to represent Pavlov Grenadiers for early campaigns like Austerlitz and Friedland, but these new figures depict the Pavlov Grenadiers in their mitre caps and wearing the later uniform associated with the momentous campaigns of 1812 and after.
Designed & sculpted by Tony Barton. Variants are supplied randomly.
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Another round of new releases this month from Osprey.
Modelling the Messerschmitt Me 262
(Osprey Modelling 12)
World War II Airborne Warfare Tactics
(Elite 136)
Bf 109 Defence of the Reich Aces
(Aircraft of the Aces 68)
The Channel Islands 1941-45: Hitler’s impregnable fortress
(Fortress 41)
Iraq 1941
(Campaign 165)
Russian Fortresses 1480-1682
(Fortress 39)
The Mexican Revolution 1910-20
(Elite 137)
Scud Ballistic Missile and Launch Systems 1955-2005
(New Vanguard 120)
The Condor Legion: German Troops in the Spanish Civil War
(Elite 131)
US Army Infantry Divisions 1942-43
(Battle Orders 17)
B-1B Lancer Units in Combat
(Combat Aircraft 60)
US Marine Corps and RAAF Hornet Units of Operation Iraqi Freedom
(Cobat Aircraft 56)
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AB Figures has released two new 1/72nd scale German Nebelwerfers.
15cm Nebelwerfer 41 6.75 GBP
21cm Nebelwerfer 42 6.75 GBP
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News today from WizKids
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Olleys Armies has released 11 new 28mm Goblin Wolfriders.
From their release:
Whom amongst you would not flee in terror when faced with the hordes of Goblin raiders from the Hitsuaki clan? Clad in the armour of the dead and wielding the weapons of their slane victims from earlier raids, these goblins move quickly on their devilish wolves laying waste to all in their path.
Buy them individually (£3.50)or save over £8 by buying the complete set.
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The site is currently experiencing some problems with the update of the RSS/RDF feeds. It appears as if the load balancer at Typepad isn’t propogating the new files so some people are not able to get updated RSS/RDF feeds.
The company is supposedly looking at the issue but since it took the better part of a month to get them to admit that there was a problem I don’t forsee a quick solution.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Resitant Roosters has announced their upcoming releases schedule.
From their release:
Right around the corner, we have the late war 1944-45 German paratroopers (actually, they are being casted right now). And we do mean late war, with a few surprises in the packs. Should be released in a couple of weeks. … our 1943-1944 German paratroopers are going to follow in a couple of months, for anyone interested in gaming Normandy/Italy in particular. Lot’s of equipment in perspective firepower, HQ, Mortars, warrior look we are going after… The Winter Finns are done also, we need to fit them in a time slot for casting, and they should be out as many of you have expressed interest in them. We are working on a few very nice suprises, and also completing the Late War German panzer grenadiers and Late War US infantry that will have their support equipment and HQs. To recap: Any wish, comment, just drop me a quick mail, meanwhile, I hope that’s plenty to keep you happy.
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