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I finished the Germans from The Great War board game the other week, so I pushed on and finished off their British counterparts. They were again mounted on the magnetic bases that I made a while back. Here are the last three infantry units. Here is the bomber figure with four more infantry: And the machine gun and mortar units. As with the Germans, there are seventy five British figures in total that come with The Great War game. Its a good amount of figures that look great all together: As I keep mentioning, I doubled up on the Kickstarter deal for The Great War , which means I have another seventy five British figures that are unpainted. I will paint them in the future, but for now, I am a little sick of khaki, so that is a project on the backburner for a while! Last Sunday, Ninjasurus Rex and I tried out the new movement boards in a game and they work really well. The magnetic properties are not too string to damage paint or the figures when you remove casualties and they make mo...

I have just completed the first sprue of British figures from the Plastic Soldier Company s The Great War board game. These compliment the German figures, which I painted a while ago. As with the Germans the majority of the 25 figures on each sprue are the infantry, obviously. Here they are organised into the four men units that the game uses: The British have a Vickers machine gun and three crew as support. This is more detailed than the German Maxim. The sprue also has a bomber figure to add to a unit: And as with the Germans, a trench mortar is included. This is a slightly over large 4" Stokes Mortar. There are three sprues of 25 figures each in the basic game (a Kickstarter bonus allowed me to double up and get six sprues each of the Germans and British), making a total of 48 infantry, 3 MGs and crew, 3 Bombers and 3 mortars and crew. The majority of the figures are wearing the small box respirator (gas mask) in the ready position on their chests, which was introduced in Augu...