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While the Russians and Germans were the main forces involved in the Bagration actions during WWII, they were hardly the only armies involved, Battlefront is expanding the Flames of War armies for this section with the release of Axis-Allies. Pre-orders for this new book are happening now. About the book: Background on the Finnish, Hungarian, …
Battlefront had their big Live Launch weekend for the new Soviets coming to Flames of War. This week, they continue their releases with some more units, as well as some accessories and even a battlefield terrain pack. Have yourselves a look. City Ruins (Plastic) (BB300) The City Ruins box includes 32 pieces, allowing you to …
Battlfront expands their SAS line for Flames of War with the release of their Jeeps kits. If you need to get somewhere fast, like scouting out the enemy location, or perform a flanking maneuver, there’s not much better. Capable of quick hit-and-fade strikes, they’re a good addition to your invasion force. From the post: The …
Battlefront gives us a deeper look inside their T-34 obr 1940 company set for their Operation Barbarossa expansion for Flames of War. Source From the article: The tank divisions formed the hard hitting core of the mechanised corps. They were armed with a mix of tanks with the best armed based around the new T-34 …
Sally 4th helps you get your tanks and infantry to the battlefield safe and sound with their new Flames of War storage cases. From the post: Store your Flames of War miniatures in style in the new range of Sally 4th Flames of War Warchests.Available unpainted, or pre-painted in a choice of four colours to …
Battlefront has some Early War Flames of War PDFs available for download from their website for their 3rd edition of the game. From the announcement: With the release of Version 3 of Flames Of War in March, the game has stepped up to the next level. Battlefront has created a downloadable PDF for the three …
One of the things that made Vietnam such a difficult conflict was that just about anyone could be working for either side. Unlike previous wars, there was no real set “front.” It wasn’t so much that you could easily point at a spot on the map and go, “the enemy’s here, but they’re not over …