The Silver Bayonet: Italy – Launch Day
The Silver Bayonet: Italy: The Shades of Calabria is out today! Are you ready to face the hordes of the undead?
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The Silver Bayonet: Italy: The Shades of Calabria is out today! Are you ready to face the hordes of the undead?
Co-designer of Battalion: War of the Ancients, the award-winning Paolo Mori digs into the creative process behind our ancient history board wargame in this design diary...
Most books on the Atlantic campaign paint it as a near-run thing for the Allies. The reality was much different. The first six months of the Atlantic campaign were only a skirmish. Following the Norwegian campaign, the Germans again turned their attention to cutting off British trade.
Battalion: War of the Ancients, our hot new ancient history board wargame from Paolo Mori & Francesco Sirocchi, is out today! Read on to find out more...
By the outbreak of the war in June 1950, the KPA had rapidly expanded from a security force armed with small arms only to a modern army with tanks, heavy artillery, and aircraft, including infantry divisions, a tank brigade, and an aviation division, as well as a well-developed command structure, with personnel who possessed a wealth of combat experience.
Today we're showing three pieces of artwork from our February 2025 series books! Let us know in the comments which books you'd like to see featured in our March 2025 Artwork Reveal!
The author of The Silver Bayonet: Italy: The Shades of Calabria, T.C. Stephen, is back with another blog – this time diving into the world and setting of the Napoleonic gothic horror wargame's new supplement...
For our first blog for The Silver Bayonet: Italy: The Shades of Calabria, hear from the supplement's author T.C. Stephen about armies and uniforms of the period to give you some painting inspiration...
This month's book vote sees five Duel (Military) titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by visiting the Book Vote page. Plus, check out the results of last month's Fleet vote.
The three ships of the Midway class are the forgotten class of USN carriers. They were originally part of the USN’s immense ship-building programme during World War II. Building on the success of the Essex-class fleet carriers, the USN sought an even larger carrier with superior protection and a larger air group.
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