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I was just thinking about the Epic range and was thinking something that would be both different and interesting would be something along the like of the Japanses Shogunate age or something of that nature, and I am wondering what other peoples thought on this would be.

Welp, i now realize that i replied to a months old post and the 32mm bases probably weren’t on the Warlord store, since they seem pretty new on there (judging by the “new” tag on them)

Well, Warlord are selling them themselves.

Are you building epic, I am in 28mm

Hi James im only an hour from leeds

So, if a structure is labeled a ruin, it is not a “building” it is presumed to have a single story for movement and elevation purposes and operates like dense terrain (thus model positioning is important, and range is measured to the models) and the units cannot fire through the terrain only into it.  If it is presumed to be a damaged building it…[Read more]

Off the top of my head a ruin is exactly like a forest (dense terrain) except that it offers hard cover, I think that answers all your questions(?) if you think of it like that. I note that the description of dense terrain includes “tumbled ruins” (see below). Have a good read though “RUINS VS INTACT BUILDINGS” on page 153, this one I though was…[Read more]

I can’t speak to the “app”, John.  I’m just an old flip-phone guy….

Howdy Nat!  My contention is that LMGs are belt-fed.  A BREN is magazine-fed…

A LMG has a crew of 2, is belt-fed, is air-cooled, is fired from a bipod.  An MMG has a crew of 3, is belt-fed, is fired from a tripod. Some WWII MMGs were water-cooled.  LMGs and MMGs fire rifle caliber ammo.  An HMG fires a much heavier cartridge, something in the…[Read more]