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Having contributed artwork to Osprey for the best part of twenty years it seemed appropriate, when asked by Osprey, that I might contribute a little insight to some of my creative processes throughout that time.
The first preview blog from Warlord Games is here for Bolt Action: Third Edition! To kick us off, hear from the team behind the game all about the new army composition system, ahead of release this September...
The titles for 2025 in the highly successful Combat Aircraft series feature a trio of contrasting types that underline the diversity of the Osprey aviation list. Despite there being more than 150 Combat Aircraft titles in print, the iconic Swordfish and Jaguar are making their series debut, while the all-new B-52 Stratofortress volume will bring Osprey’s coverage of this veteran type right up to date.
English men stepped ashore along the banks of the Chesapeake for the first time in May 1607. The men of the Virginia Company established Jamestown, a new foothold in the New World, but, unbeknownst to them, they had settled in the heart of the Powhatan Confederacy. This extensive and developed confederacy of tribes challenged English expansion at every turn.
We’ve got some really exciting Campaigns for 2025! Ranging from ancient to medieval to World War I and, of course, World War II, there’s a great selection across history. Alongside our favourite veteran authors, we also have some exciting new talent joining us this year. Packed with 2D maps, battlescene artwork, 3D bird’s-eye-view diagrams and period images, these new titles will be a great addition to our list.
This month's book vote sees five Combat 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 Duel (Aviation) vote.
Stargrave: Dead or Alive is out in the UK today! Here's everything you need to know about the new solo bounty-hunting supplement...
Bouvet was to be the last of five 1st class battleships with similar general characteristics but of independent design subsequently known as the ‘Fleet of Samples’ (Flotte d’échantillons).
The massive extent of underground warfare during 1914–18 has never been surpassed, but a resurgence in recent decades means that its relevance is still felt today. It was excellent to be asked by Osprey to write this title for their Elite series. Not only is the subject a logical follow-up to my World War I Gas Warfare Tactics and Equipment title, it is also one with which I have been fascinated for upwards of 35 years. My interest dates from my early twenties when I was Assistant Curator at the Royal Engineers Museum and took part in the exploration of a World War I tunnel system deep beneath Vimy Ridge in France.
I’ve been fascinated by the Battle of France for many years after having read Alistair Horne’s classic “To Lose a Battle: France 1940” when it first came out in 1969. Osprey’s New Vanguard series editor, Tom Milner, has been encouraging me to write these “Tanks of…” titles so the Battle of France was a natural theme for me. I’ve already done two New Vanguards on French tanks of this period, as well as two Osprey Duels on tank engagements in the Battle of France.
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