adds a machinegun platoon to his WWI Brits.
Big News on the Western Front!
Firstly, we've completed the first stage of the French and German ranges with the release of Uhlans...
...and Chasseurs...
...for the two nations. These come in both mounted and dismounted versions.
Also for the French, they finally get an HQ (chateau not provided). This is a wonderfully quirky little set featuring a staff officer taking his leisure in a very large armchair and, for the first time in any Baccus range, a carrier pigeon!
This is a very important stage for the range as it now enables us to produce packages covering larger formations. But to enable us to do that, we have had to opt for a set of rules on which to base organizations. The answer was very simple – only one set met all our criteria, so we are very pleased to announce our first Division Packs designed for use with Great War Spearhead II.
We've worked close with the author, Shawn Taylor, on the contents of our ranges and the compositions of our packs. We're also delighted to say that Shawn has agreed to us selling his rules in our ever-popular Rules onna Stick format.
The rules have been tweaked to give real functionality for those of you using tablets or smartphones, with cross-referencing and easy movement between the reference sheets and the body of the rules. These represent great value at £15.50 GBP, including VAT.
And following from this, we can now offer the first in our series of Division Packs for the period. Currently, these include early-war British...
...French and German, but more will be added as the Great War range expands. All of this means that we can now offer a Great War Boxed Starter Set...
...which gives you all you need to start wargaming in the period in a single box! You can find out all the details of the new codes, GWSH II rules, Divisional Packs, and boxed starter sets here.
We'll have all of these at Fiasco in Leeds and Crisis at Antwerp, but if you are going to one of these shows, why not make sure you get what you want and get a pre-order in to us? You know it makes sense.