Our latest newsletter is here (Feb 3, 2024). Check it out for our 2024 current convention schedule, an Adepticon event preview of massive 6mm Bugs vs. Humans games, and a discount code good for 5% off in our online store.
Our latest newsletter is here (Feb 3, 2024). Check it out for our 2024 current convention schedule, an Adepticon event preview of massive 6mm Bugs vs. Humans games, and a discount code good for 5% off in our online store.
Collins Epic Wargames is pleased to announce a partnership with Strato Minis Studio from Poland, makers of exceptional 6mm miniatures and known for their Hardwar game, to create multiple new Polyversal battlegroups with Combatant Tiles. Artist James Masino will return to create all new artwork and Ken Whitehurst and Byron Collins will design and balance the battlegroups. Collins Epic Wargames has ordered and received 74 miniatures from the extensive Strato Minis line to begin the selection and design process. Each battlegroup and any stretch goals will be fully designed with completed artwork prior to launching a Kickstarter campaign to raise funding for production. These battlegroups will offer nice additions for existing Polyversal players and an excellent introduction to the game for new players.
Polyversal is a 6-15mm miniatures-agnostic game system that includes a powerful web-based design application called Arsenal and was recently nominated for a 2023 Origins Award for Best Miniatures Game.
Collins Epic Wargames released a new video showing how the Polyversal miniatures system can be used to convert and play with WWII miniatures. This video covers the general approach, some design tips for Arsenal, has a few examples, and uses 15mm Range 8 Peter Pig models for some selected US and German forces. Polyversal is primarily a sci-fi miniatures system, but the design tools can handle vehicles and equipment as far back as WWI. The game is available electronically on Wargame Vault or in printed format from Collins Epic Wargames.
We have completed a major Polyversal website and Collins Epic Wargames store update .
Here is a summary:
-Added a list of Retailers who are now stocking Polyversal in their stores under the Purchase tab. Individual posts to follow.
-Added Battlegroup information pages for each of the five Polyversal Miniatures Battlegroups including Unit Spotlights with lore.
-Added choice of Battlegroups when ordering the game with 1, 2, or 5 Battlegroups. There is no longer a “set” base set.
-Added New Accessories available for purchase with info pages: Printed Rulebook (only), Extra Printed Combatant Tile Packs, Extra Infantry Bases.
-Added an Add-On Miniatures page with corresponding product pages to offer extra Ares, Janus, Tigerclaw, and Infernus miniatures with Polyversal Combatant Tiles. Limited Quantities.
-Added a Session Reports page under Community with links to known Polyversal Session reports. Add yours by e-mailing us.
-Added Product Shots with better photos of game and battlegroup contents.
-Added ability to order UN Quick Reaction Force and OPFOR Minutemen as individual Battlegroups (previously they were only available in the 2-battlegroup set).
-Updated the CEW Web Store to suit all updates, update product shots, and add new configuration options for purchase (battlegroup selection vs. fixed sets).
Note: If you’ve browsed our sites recently, you may need to reload the page or clear your website cache to see these updates.
Polyversal is now available from Collins Epic Wargames. The sci-fi/modern system includes Arsenal, a powerful web-based app that allows you to design your own stat tiles called Combatant Tiles for any 6-15mm miniatures you own and want to bring to the game.
Dust off your old collections, kit-bash, and take names.
The publisher has posted a new demo video walking through how to use Arsenal from scratch to printed game tile featuring a Brigade Models Mammont tank. Collins Epic Wargames sells chipboard tile blanks already pre-cut to the proper size along with custom peel-and-stick hexagonal label paper to make it ultra easy- or- print on your own paper and trim.
Here's the video link on YouTube
Here's a LINK to the Hexagonal Blanks product from CEW