Show Notes
In this episode of the Wargames Soldiers and Strategy podcast, the team catch up on the latest news from 'Bowers Villas', including upcoming releases and community events. Guy then talks with Andy and Charlie from Wargames Atlantic about their growing range of plastic figures and what they have in the works for the coming months. We finish with a look at what everyone has been doing on their hobby desks, with plenty of inspiration for painters and gamers alike. Links: Hide, Stone, and Bone: A Paleolithic Skirmish Wargame (Osprey) Into The Valley Of Death (Warlord) Armies Of Imperial Japan With 'Into The Jungle' (Warlord) Death Fields (Wargames Atlantic)
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