We have recently added a number of items to our growing range of games storage and general gaming accessories. These include trays and inserts to improve the usefulness of Really Useful Boxes for storing games pieces and miniatures. As well as adding 35mm, 50mm and 70mm high trays with a wide range of inserts to suit all common basing styles, we have added special trays and components to hold game cards, tokens and templates.
Trays and inserts to convert your Really Useful Boxes into really useful figure and games storage. Trays stack on top of each other inside RUB's to increase storage capacity. Inserts for popular figure bases fit inside trays. We've got a range of trays with cut outs so that you can store whole games like Zombicide, Conan, Mansions of Madness etc. in a single box complete with game boards, rule-books, miniatures, cards and tokens.
These conversion kits take a Really Useful Box to the next level of usefulness! They allow multiple layers of figures or other gaming products such as cards, dice, scenery or tokens to be stored safely and securely, each layer also being easy to lift out. This MDF kit is very easy to assemble and only needs some wood glue.
The space inside a tray allows for two inserts to sit snuggly side by side. The idea behind this is that you can have two different inserts per layer.
Over the last couple of months a number of products have been released to support platoon level action in the South Pacific using Combat Patrol.
The Combat Patrol Pacific Supplement is a free PDF down load and includes all of the additional rules and background that you need for WW2 skirmish level gaming in the Pacific.
The Japanese have a special action deck which implements the unique Japanese Morale rules including the feared Banzi charges.
Today we have added to these supplements unit and vehicle reference card sets for USMC and Japanese Imperial Army.
Full details HERE
Three new sets of unit reference cards for Combat Patrol. Each set of cards contains an organisation chart together with a unit reference card for each sub-unit with all of the ratings and weapon details already filled in so you can get your troops on the table and start playing.
The featured packs are German Fallschirmjaeger, Dutch Army and Dutch Marines.
Combat Patrol (TM) WW2 skirmish rules features the G.A.M.E.R.(TM) engine. G.A.M.E.R.(TM) is a unique skirmish system in which cards are used not just for activation but for all aspects of combat resolution and melee. No dice are used to resolve combat. Over three years were spent in development. The result is a system that flows smoothly and supports many-player gamers.
Combat Patrol is designed for playing platoon level WW2 actions, this is the same level of engagement as a Bolt Action game.
Units in the game are around five figures and represent a fire team or half squad of infantry, a heavy weapons team, a vehicle or an artillery piece.
Individual casualties are removed so it is best to use figures on single bases. Any scale of miniature can be used, 28mm, 20mm or 15mm so you can use the same wargames figures that you use for Bolt Action, Rapid Fire or even Flames of War!
Combat Patrol TM has been written by John 'Buck' Surdu, retired US Army Colonel and prolific and innovative games designer whose previous works include Gaslight, Look Sarge no charts, Fire Team Vietnam, Beer & Pretzels Skirmish and many, many more.
We love Pulp Miniature gaming, we love classic movies.
We thought it would be a great idea to have a range of miniatures for gaming inspired by the iconic images of classic movies, brought to your table top in glorious crisply cast pewter.
The first three packs, which have been sculpted and cast already, were inspired by one of my favorite movies set in wartime North Africa. We are hoping to extend the range during this campaign so for every £1000 pledged we will enable backers to vote to select the next classic movie to have a set of four miniatures developed from.
Backers will get to both suggest movies and then vote on which one to develop miniatures for next.
Miniatures are sculpted by Mark Fuller.
