Silver Bayonet - The Future?

[Cat]

Wargames Atlantic is currently designing a set of Napoleonic Camp followers which I suspect will be mostly, if not all, women. However, how long it will take to get into production is anyone's guess.

https://wargamesatlantic.com/pages/release-schedule

I have been advocating for that set for quite some time and was pleased to see it go from an April Fools joke to at he very least a production design.

Very interesting!  It seems the cry of 'make it so' has been heard.
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[Aethelflaeda was framed]

I do want some of the Black pyramid figs but often the are oos.  The WA plastic box could be what i really want.  I just bought a box of some Frostgrave plastic female wizards which i hope to modify with a flintlock or two.  Some of the garb might be green stuffed into regency period, but this box will save me a step…any ideas when it will be available? 

[Grumpy Gnome]

I do want some of the Black pyramid figs but often the are oos.  The WA plastic box could be what i really want.  I just bought a box of some Frostgrave plastic female wizards which i hope to modify with a flintlock or two.  Some of the garb might be green stuffed into regency period, but this box will save me a step…any ideas when it will be available?

I would guess some time in 2023 but that really is a wild guess. It is impossible to predict WGA launch dates as some sets have been in design longer than others that have already been released. The good news is production is done “in house” in the USA so should be quicker than it was in the past, when they relied on production in China.

[Jack Hooligan]

I thought I saw that Wargames Atlantic were going to do a box of Spaniards similar to their British Riflemen. Have they come out already and I missed 'em?

EDIT: here's the post I saw - https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/work-in-progress-napoleonic-spanish

[Sunjester]

I do want some of the Black pyramid figs but often the are oos.  The WA plastic box could be what i really want.  I just bought a box of some Frostgrave plastic female wizards which i hope to modify with a flintlock or two.  Some of the garb might be green stuffed into regency period, but this box will save me a step…any ideas when it will be available?

It might be worth emailing Plack Pyramid with what you want, I have found them very helpful in the past (but not the speediest at replying).

[Sarmor]

Osprey posted a short rundown of TSB on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CiApe_OoKT_/
At the end they mention two possible expansions to be released next year - one about Carpathia and one about Canada.

[Cat]

At the end they mention two possible expansions to be released next year - one about Carpathia and one about Canada.

Ooh, two very good choices!

[Cacique Caribe]

Indeed.  I have some log cabins that could be used in a Canadian or US scenario.

Dan

[Matakakea]

Excellent news there Sarmor. 

[Easy E]

Looking forward to some North American action......War of 1812 with Goblins anyone?

[Sarmor]

The Carpathian expansion is coming first, on 23rd May: https://www.amazon.com/-/en/Joseph-McCullough/dp/1472858786

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

Looking forward to some North American action......War of 1812 with Goblins anyone?

Figures for Wendigo hunting with Northstar Indians just going onto my work table now!

[Veteran Sergeant]

Kinda bummed they didn't go with something like Egypt or Arabia, but I can see why they'd want to do America. 

Funny thing is, I did up some Americans for fun, but they're US Marines and Navy because that was the only American unit that made sense could be in Europe, but they wouldn't make sense on the American frontier, .

[Archduke of Earl]

Ah, but there was considerable naval action on the Great Lakes between Britain and the U.S., so your sailors are not really out of place in a Northwest setting.

[Cat]

Lake Champlain is one of the claimants to birthplace of the American Navy in 1775.  Marines fought in the Battle of Sacket's Harbor defending that naval base on Lake Ontario in 1813,  and the Battle of Lake Champlain in 1814 was a joint Army & Navy engagement.