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| This month’s exciting update features nine different articles, downloads and extra photos to supplement the content of Wargames Illustrated issue 307. |
| Wargames Illustrated presents The HISTORICON™ Painting Competition |
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As wargamers, we all love to see fantastic wargaming tables and beautiful wargaming armies, but we also love to look at wonderfully painted toy soldiers for hours on end. Over recent years, the constantly increasing priority workload of the Hobby University team at HISTORICON™ has meant that the painting competition has not been able to receive the attention it deserves.
Wargames Illustrated presents The HISTORICON™ Painting Competition... |
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Wargames Illustrated Issue 307
The theme for this month's issue of Wargames Illustrated is Gettysburg. It also includes a wide range of other articles that are sure to provide inspiration for any wargamer.
Wargames Illustrated Issue 307... |
The First Day At Gettysburg
In only our second issue under Battlefront Miniatures ownership (WI261) we turned our fledgling theme idea towards the road to Gettysburg. American Civil War authority Neil Smith penned this article about the conflict on the first day of the iconic battle, including a scenario suitable for 6-15mm.
The First Day At Gettysburg...
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Remain At All Hazard
In WI261, Brad Pflugh provided us with an article and scenario on the ordeal of the 9th Massachusetts Battery on the second day of fighting. Caught in the Peach Orchard, the 9th Mass were required to retreat by prolonge, until they could fall back no further.
Remain At All Hazard...
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Gettysburg, 1863:
Devil’s Den & Little Round Top Bonus Photos
After playing two lengthy games on such a great gaming table (WI307), we were always going to have too many shots to illustrate our battle reports. In advance of next issue’s article on how David Marshall of TM Terrain built the table itself, here are some more photos of wargaming action.
Gettysburg, 1863: Devil’s Den & Little Round Top Bonus Photos...
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Dead Man’s Hand:
Bonus Photos
Whilst playing through our game of Dead Man’s Hand (from Great Escape Games) for WI307, we managed to snap a lot of photos of the gun-slinging, Wild West action. Obviously not all of them made it into the magazine, here are the ones that didn’t.
Dead Man’s Hand: Bonus Photos...
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A Savage & Romantic War:
Spain 1833-40
In 1994 and 1995, we published a series of six incredibly well-researched articles by Conrad Cairns on the Carlist War. Nick Buxey presented the group’s work in our A Badass War! article in WI307. We thought you’d like to see all the articles from Conrad Cairns, so here they are.
A Savage & Romantic War: Spain 1833-40...
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PAW 2013 Show Report
Our roving reporter, Paul Davies, stuck his head in and looked around at the Plymouth Association of Wargamers annual show earlier this year. Unfortunately we were unable to shoehorn his report into the magazine, but we wanted to ensure you saw it before the memories faded.
PAW 2013 Show Report...
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Reviews:
May 2013
Our regular, monthly round-up of what's new on the hobby scene.
Reviews: May 2013...
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Wargames Illustrated Slipcases are HERE!
The Wargames Illustrated Slipcases are now instock and available for purchase. These slipcases are printed in high quality, sturdy stock and are designed to accommodate up to twelve (post WI260) issues of WI.
WISLIP - WI Slipcase...
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Additional Web Content
Over the past few months we have received so many great articles that it has been a struggle to fit them all in the magazine. To help accommodate these we have increased the page count of the magazine, and in some cases we have been able to move some of the content around. Now we are adding an extra avenue for you to check out these great articles – via the website. |
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We've Updated The Wargames Illustrated Website - Monday, April 29, 2013This month’s exciting update features nine different articles, downloads and reviews to supplement the content of Wargames Illustrated issue 307.
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