Foundry has a new Central Africa Book

[joroas]

Here:

http://wargamesfoundry.com/coming_soon/?utm_source=Foundry+Miniatures+Ltd+List&utm_campaign=fc7262d395-Central_Africa_Summer_Events7_11_2011&utm_medium=email

[Mosstrooper]

If its as good as the last one it will be a corker !!!!

[Traveler Man]

By Chris Peers and illustrated by Ian Heath - it has to be good. 

[Gluteus Maximus]

At last the Azande will be covered 

Lets see how many of us have got them painted wrong   

As usual, I'll wait until it's on special offer, but I definitely need this one!

[cram]

This book was supposed to have been released in May or June. My copy has been on order with Amazon since April. I really hope that when they say coming soon, they mean it will only be a few weeks now!

I'm not really compaining about the delay, I'm just itching to get my hands on it.

[Skyven]

This book was supposed to have been released in May or June...

When I put it on order at Amazon uk back in February it had a release date of 1 March, so only four or five months late then...

[cram]

Thats quite a delay then! I wonder what has held back the books release for so long?

[Atheling]

Delay or not i'll be buying this for sure  .

Darrell.

[cram]

The release date now for this book is July 29th. So not much longer to wait now! 

[Frank]

Thanks…good to know! I placed my order at Amazon several weeks ago.

[Skyven]

My copy of Central Africa arrived from Amazon.co.uk today. Looks great (except Amazon put a sticky label on the back with a bar code which was a real bugger to get off and has left a sticky mark :-(  )

Best news was that since I'd had it on order since February, the price variation meant that I only paid £18 for it.

Shall sit back with a beer this afternoon and have a quiet read...

[Arthur]

Ordered my copy today from the Book Depository via Amazon.fr for the princely sum of €22 including postage, which is about equivalent to your 18 quid (the price tag on the Foundry website is €48). Delivery in about a week's time : the countdown has started.  

[Dr Mathias]

I received my copy today, after great anticipation. After a quick flip-through, my first impressions are very positive. Of course, I assumed it would be on par with the previous volume. Quite a few photos and drawings I haven't seen before, which is exciting to me including a great image of a fortified village with a massively thick tembe-style wall. I've laid off Darkest Africa for quite some time (excepting the batches I did for LPL) and this book has rekindled the flame. Huzzah!