Issue6

Yes its Summertime and Issue 6 is here, with all your favourites. Joe Woody explains why Wargames Shows are rubbish and Uncle Ray Jobling tells us why Gripping Beasts Saxons aren't!. Paul Bassman attacks his pile of things to make and builds a splendid Hirst Arts Tower and Rob Anderson gives us another brief glimpse into how seedy and corrupt the world has become during A Very British Civil War. We look at Conquest Games Normans and a couple of new board games from Mantic and newboys Rathbone, plus there are loads of reviews including Westwind, Warlord Games, SHQ, Black Pyramid, The Plastic Soldier plus many apologies to Baggage Train whose pics made it in the mag but the the text suffered from gremlin attack. I will be posting the full review on here very soon and rest assured the 10mm fort is superb...despite my painting, sorry Steve...! Oh and just in case you didnt know , Issue 5 sold out although some distributors will i,m sure have a few copies left so thank you very much for that.. Till next time, enjoy the sunshine.......Tony

Issue5

Issue 5 is now available and has gone underground with articles on Victorian Sewers from Dave Donisthorpe of Shot & Shell, whilst Rob Anderson offers some gaming inspiration as feet start to pound with his short story set during the Very British Civil War. Mark Simmons reports on a new range of Fantasy Role Playing Miniatures and Victrix British Artillery get the Ray Jobling treatment. Pete Stedman offers some thoughts on Naval Wargaming and the Snapshot pages are crammed full of stuff from the likes of Warlord, Reiver Casting, Magister Militum and loads more...

Plus the lovely people at Casemate Publishing are offering £100 of great Histoire & Collections books which we are giving away to one lucky subscriber. We will draw one name out before Issue 6 is out, due in May so there is still time to subscribe and be eligible for the draw....

Issue4

Issue Number 4 features a round up of 28mm WW2 armour comparisons from Ray Jobling, whilst Peter Stedman puts Hammers Slammers through its paces and delivers a comprehensive report on this popular set of rules. Graham Platt chips in with a look at a new fantasy range and we turn the spotlight onto a number of other relatively new companies with features on Design 28, Black Pyramid and Sgts Mess.The snapshot pages are crammed full of some great reviews and we offer a selection of interesting new publications that you might want to curl up with in front of the fire ... Hope it helps keep you warm over the next month or so....

Issue3

New Issue now available.

It features a look at a number of WW2 items in 15mm from Ray Jobling, whilst Mark Naylor gives us his thoughts on an excellent publication from Casemate concerning the German perspective of the Somme. There is an in depth look at Mantic Games Undead plus The Baggage Train, Gripping Beast and Perry Miniatures come under the microscope. Graham Platt takes his regular peep at whats interesting in the fantasy and Sci Fi world and there is a larger snapshot review section .. Hope you like it.

Issue2

Fab new issue featuring more thoughts on Rules and Army Lists, 1/144 WW2 , Secrets of the Third Reich, WW1 Aerial Combat, Loads of Reviews including Victrix and Perry Miniatures.

Issue1

The source...The very first...The beginning...

This is where it all starts! This is the very first, inaugural issue of Wargames Recon!

Packed with many different articles, news, exhibitions, pictures, demonstrations and much much more. This issue sets the standard for all Wargames Recon issues to come.