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  • Flames of War Ghost Panzers and Red Banner

    Dec 07, 2018 0 comment(s) Categories: Flipthrough, Prime

    Ghost Panzers and Red Banner are the names given to two new Flames of War Mid-War supplements. They deal with the German and Soviet forces employed on the Eastern Front from 1942 to 1943. https://youtu.be/B2Vdit0-IVs The Ghost Panzers supplement begins with two pages of special rules for the German forces, moving to a history of the German invasion of the Soviet Union and the notable battles of the period covered. The brief accounts are supported by useful maps and a timeline of events. The next few pages cover a basic guide to the types of Panzers available to German forces, then moves forwards to group those tanks and other units into various gaming options. Some of the game data is based upon historical formation lists, and includes both

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  • WI 331 May 2015

    Apr 04, 2016 0 comment(s) Categories: Vault

      Free Figures! A look at this year’s give-away show figures from Wargames Illustrated (one of which is seen down there on the left!) Waterloo Obsession In our lead article for this month’s theme, Gary Kitching discusses how he, along with many other wargamers, became obsessed with ‘The Battle’. The Reich’s Last Stand The Battlefront Studio introduce us to Berlin, the most recent Late War supplement for Flames Of War. Waterloo Adventure A guide to visiting the Waterloo battlefi eld from two stalwart wargaming chaps. Landwasters and Raven Feeders Dan Mersey, author of the Osprey published Lion Rampant rules, presents his ‘official’ take on using the rules for games set in the Dark Ages / Early Medieval period, complete with sample Warbands and new rules. Waterloo Conclusion of a Campaign Gary Kitching returns, providing the final

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  • No Senator’s Son

    Apr 04, 2015 0 comment(s) Categories: News

    Flames Of War continue to expand on their Vietnam range with the addition of the Brown Water Navy supplement. In the current issue of Wargames Illustrated we features an article which takes a closer look at the men, their boats and the adversaries they encountered whilst patrolling the waterways of the Mekong.

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