Wargames Illustrated: 467 (November 26)

Wargames Illustrated has provided historical, sci-fi, and fantasy wargaming coverage since 1987!

Each month, you'll find the issue jam-packed with news, reviews, and articles relating to the noble hobby of miniature wargaming!

Contents:

• Observation Post
  • This month’s reviews cover a sci-fi warfare expansion for Stargrave and new plastics for Greek myth gaming.
• RELEASE RADAR
  
  • Dom Sore shares a bumper crop of exciting releases in his monthly report on what’s new in the world of wargaming.
• Quick Fire
  
  • Short, quick-read posts from Wi readers about their hobby projects, notes, news, and observations.
• Theme: painting a King Tiger with Riders
  
  • Sébastien Clément shares the competition-level painting process he applied to this 15mm Flames of War King Tiger.
• Epic Action at iNtombE
  
  • A Black Powder Anglo-Zulu War scenario, reinterpreted for Epic-scale action by Pete Brown.
• Theme: Matt Parkes Paints Trench Crusade Part One
  
  • Follow a painting pro as he builds and paints some epically odd Trench Crusade minis.
• Designer’s Notes: No Easy Ground
  
  • Second Escape Games’ Darryl Morton provides his Designer’s Notes on No Easy Ground.
• Theme: Uccello… I’ll Fiddle
  
  • Nick Buxey tells us of his epic adventures in creating waterslide decals for 15th-Century Italian Knights.
• Cold War The Arctic Front
  
  • Lisa Smedman looks at one of the largest military exercises in the Canadian north, and turns it into a series of wargaming scenarios.
• Theme: Threads of War
  
  • Rubén Torregrosa gives a painting masterclass, applying five different approaches to the humble padded gambeson.
• Hide, STONE, and Bronze
  
  • Pete Brown explains how he adapted the Hide, Stone, and Bone Campaign system for the Bronze Age.
• Theme: The Italian (Paint) Job
  
  • Beth Walsh kitbashes and paints a selection of Allied figures, for use in World War Two’s Italian Campaign.
• Little Spaces for Little Wars
  
  • Glenn Clark offers ways to enjoy wargaming no matter how restricted your hobby space may be.
• From Athelney to Ethandun
  
  • James Morris and Ryan Lavelle talk about the crossover between games design and academia in creating a wargaming campaign.
• Fallout Wasteland Warfare second edition
  
  • We talk to Modiphius’ Lead Game Designer, Evie Moriarty, about Fallout Wasteland Warfare’s new edition.