Category: WWII
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DAK first battle
Hello, Following my series of articles about my brand new DAK army, we organized a battle with David from the Mootland, our local gaming group. It was both my first Bolt Action games and my first battle with my DAK but evreything went quite smoothly rules-wise as the mechanics are very closed to wh40k. The major change is…
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Review – 8.8cm Flak36 from Perry Miniatures
Last step of the mission of the month was the Flak 36 gun. This unit is made of two kits: the Flak 36 gun from Blitzkrieg Miniatures and the 8-men crew from Perry Miniatures. 1. Value The combined cost of these two kits is 40€ which place this unit in the high price range. This may be…
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Review – Tiger I from Italeri
After painting so much infantry, I decided that the next step of the mission of the month would be the Tiger. Again I will also take the opportunity of this article to share with you what I think of the Tiger I Ausf. E kit from Italeri/Warlord. 1. Value I don’t really have anything to say…
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Review – Afrika Korps from Perry Miniatures
So, first step of the mission of the month was to take care of the assembly and painting of the 38 men of the Afrikakorps 1941-1943 box from Perry Miniatures. And I also thought: why not share with you what I think of this (great) product. I guess, you already know my overall feel. 1. Value Starting…
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Afrika Korps for Bolt Action
As you may or may not know, I regularly play to my local wargame club, the infamous Mootland Clan. Some of its members started to play to Bolt Action since early 2015 and they totally felt in love with both the mechanisms of the game and the historic period. I resisted for some time as I already have…
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Review – Neveu Loic cemetery
Another great product form Neveu Loic: its french cemetery. Again this kit is full of details. In fact, it reminds me real cemetery that I saw in the north of France! Great job, I highly recommend it, it gives a lot of character to your WWII battle board, it’s easy to paint and doesn’t cost…
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