![]() Naval models are of a different scale of course, roughly 1:400 so the smallest ships will be about 5cm, and the larger models will get to a length of 10cm. Let’s take a look at the different scales provided: Unbased vs based unit Credit: Jackie Daytona Even without adding extra things like tufts or flowers, the results look neat and blend in a bit better with the tabletop. If you’re offended by this, don’t worry, that’s how we roll in this household. I used a fairly quick and easy dabbing with Mod Podge matt varnish and dunking in a tray of static grass. I would recommend basing or flocking them, as it elevates the models to another level. This makes it very easy to switch between systems that use a different base frontage as well, a nice perk. There are several types to choose from, and they look perfectly fine, made from MDF with a generic grass print. When ordering a set, you have the option of adding bases. There are a couple of leftover horses on the sprue so you can change it up a bit Credit: Jackie Daytona They stood up fine to my totally planned and controlled tests. Personally, these models score high on the Accidentally Dropping And Stepping On Models Index, as I’m cursed with a love of pikes and a clumsy disposition. They don’t look out of place but you may want to add some color to the barrels to blend them in a bit. The artillery models I received are made from MDF, and you will need to use some hobby powers to assemble them. I don’t foresee any snapped spears or bayonets unless I really try to abuse the models. The plexiglass is sturdy and will stand up to some knocking about. I wouldn’t recommend it for weekly club use, but it’s certainly an option if you’re busy on another project or are in need of space. Storing the models can be done by removing them from the bases and snapping them back in the sprue. In 15 minutes I assembled the WSS starter pack and I was ready to go. If you’ve opted for a pack of bases, you gently work them in and that’s it! You won’t need glue. ![]() The models are cut in a way that you won’t need any tools to pop them out of the sprue, although you have to be careful with the flags when removing them. Since I have historicals on the brain, I overlooked this! If you want to add some wildlife to your games you can find some models in that range as well.Ī full pack of ACW blue zouaves Credit: Jackie DaytonaĪssembling the models is as straightforward as you think. A friendly commenter reminded me that there is also a fantasy range available in 18-28mm. As with all ranges, smaller packs can be bought so you expand to massive fleet battles or keep it simple with a handful of ships per side. So far the naval offering extends from Lepanto through the Spanish Armada, closely followed by Trafalgar, ending up in 1905 with the Battle of Tsushima. All the ranges are based on battles, and come in packs for these as well. There are also plenty of naval models if that scratches your wargaming itch. If you want to get a running start with What A Cowboy for example, a single kit will sort that out. The Wild West range stands out as there are plenty of models that can be used in skirmish games. Sengoku-era Japan doesn’t have a line yet, nor does the Three Kingdoms period, but at the rate these models are pushed out, there is plenty of room for larger conflicts that don’t have dedicated model ranges. It can be hard to source miniatures for these, and this is an excellent way to game some less “popular” periods. Apart from the usual suspects, there are also options for the Spanish-Aztec war, Mongol invasion, and Maratha Empire. There are models in different scales available from biblical times up to the late 1900s. In a broad stroke, well, nearly everything. The kits give you an idea on what sort of periods are available. Even on sprue they look nice! I didn’t take a pic of the box itself because we’re not that kind of review site, but it wo ‘t look out of place on your shelf with the lid and the WoFun logo printed on a black background. Sprues are nestled in a bed of foam sheets and look crisp and clean. The package was delivered very fast indeed, and arrived nicely packaged in a sturdy cardboard box. A small sample of the stuff delivered to the Goonhammer Europe offices Credit: Jackie Daytona
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