Great War is Battlefront’s World War One Miniatures game that brings to life to the battlefields of 1918.
To celebrate the launch of Great War (in store 16 March) we have opened up our webstore so you can start placing your pre-orders now. To celebrate our return to this period of history we will also be having a Launch Sale. The sale will apply to everything in the store, with the exception of the Book, Army Deals and Unit Card Packs.
Whether you are looking to add some new units to your existing armies, or start a completely new one now is a great time to take advantage of the 25% Discount Launch Sale.
A While back Duncan from Breakthrough Assault wrote an article about revamping his Fate Of Four Gamers army around a Thunderbolt Company formation and this article is all about testing that list in the fires of combat.
This time the Beasts Of War team is looking at the Jordanian Centurion Squadron. The Jordanians stand as a unique force in the Fate Of A Nation Forces as an Arab Nation supplied with British equipment. Check out what you get in this army deal as well as a little bit of the history of the Centurion and the Jordanians themselves.
John and Gerry get to look at the T-62 Tank Battalion that Battlefront Miniatures have brought to Fate of a Nation. The T-62 was used by the Syrians and Egyptians in an effort to counter Israeli 105mm armed Centurion and Magach tanks. In this video they look at the T-62 model in detail and some of the history of this tank as well as the contents of the box. Check it out in the link below
John and Jerry from Beasts Of War take a look at the Syrian T-54 Tank Battalion Boxset. They and look at not just what is in the box but also some of the background of the T-54 as one of the worlds most produced tanks as well as how to get the most out of your tanks.
The Fate Of Four Gamers continues. This week saw the beginnings of the home stretch for painting with Lee and his 96 points of armour with Magachs, Fez will be finishing up his infantry and transports and Duncan is putting finishing touches on his T-62s. Check out the full article below for more details
