Wargames Atlantic

Sons of noble birth, the knights of 12th and 13th century Europe were the kings of the battlefield. Heavily armed and armored, few could stand in their way. Vassal to a lord, each was paid for their...

The ancient enemy of the Free Kingdoms, the Goblin tribes are a constant threat. In normal times, the threat can be dealt with tribe by tribe by the warriors and militia of the High Queen, but...

Scattered throughout the kingdoms of Men are several halfling communities. Primarily people of the earth -- farmers, millers, butchers, drovers -- halflings nevertheless have to make their way in a...

The lizard tribes rarely venture forth from their steaming jungle kingdoms, but when they do they are a force to be reckoned with! Fighting with weapon, tooth, and claw they harass the folk of the...

The team began with a core of Napoleon's Young and Old Guard from Waterloo and later were reinforced with troops from the Western Front of the Great War and decades later from the jungles of Vietnam...

Like The Vain, The SneakFeet were similarly misled by greedy owners. Owned by Advantage DFCW, the team was first founded as a sniper-only unit made up of humans that had been reaped from a variety of...

Amidst the grandeur of ancient Rome, a gritty underbelly thrived, where darkness and violence reigned supreme. In the labyrinthine alleys and bustling marketplaces, gangs emerged as formidable...

Designed with a clever separate rein system say goodbye to the big blob of plastic under the horse's head with these models! These horse are suitable for a wide range of uses to represent horses...

These fearsome warriors used their cavalry to great advantage in stalking and launching attacks on the British and other invaders from their mountainous homeland. Often, Afghan cavalry units (regular...

The Eisenkern Panzerjager are special forces trained to hunt and kill mechanized foes. Whether it's a walker, tracked or grav tank, or a mobile command unit, they almost always take down their prey...

The 1807 Treaty of Tilsit forced Prussia to constrain their army to no more than 42,000 men. They evaded the restriction by the Krumper System of cycling new recruits through the army to create a...

The Ashigaru ("light of foot" in Nihongo) were the backbone of 16th and early 17th century Japanese armies. Originally wandering mercenaries that came from peasant stock, they were organized into...

The Samurai were the warrior knights of feudal Japan. The chaotic 16th century Sengoku period provided ample opportunity to hone martial skills and those who made a name for themselves as warriors...

"Brotherhood!" It is said amongst the diminuitive quar of Fidwog that the rallying cry of their brave fighters chills the very blood of the Crusaders. Few gave credence to the notion that the...