Wargames Atlantic DIGITAL releases 2023

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**Easy E**

Camel Cavalry! I might get a unit for my Persian army.

Yet, we do not have a Persian Chariot! Heresy!

**Wargames Atlantic**

A few recent releases on the tribes:

Get all these and more for $12 a month (or less, if you get one of the founder spots that opens occasionally around the first of the month)

**Perfect Organism**

19th century 'plains indian' cavalry by the looks of it. I initially thought Comanche because I've seen that buffalo bonnet associated with them, but the hairstyles seem wrong.

**Wargames Atlantic**

Perfect Organism wrote:
19th century 'plains indian' cavalry by the looks of it. I initially thought Comanche because I've seen that buffalo bonnet associated with them, but the hairstyles seem wrong.

This is actually both cavalry and infantry. more information here:

https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/celebrating-national-american-indian-heritage-month

**Talking Banana**

It's been a good while since they were posted, but I'd also love to see those cultists in plastic. Not that I know anything about making a profit in this industry, but cultists seem like they'd be a good seller, partially because they're flexible for fantasy, sci-fi, and pulp settings. And those are much better cultist designs than many I've seen.

**Easy E**

Love those Indians.

Makes me want to do my long awaited Dakota War game!

**Wargames Atlantic**

Festooned in feathers and wielding the more esoteric weapons of the Mexica Empire, these Aztec Eagle warriors are the perfect complement to our plastic Aztec warrior set.
The Eagle warriors were one more numerous of the Aztec/Mexica warrior orders. Also called cuāuhocēlōtl, these fearsome fighters along with their Jaguar warrior brothers-in-arms, were the highest warrior rank a commoner could attain. In effect, commoners who attained Eagle or Jaguar warrior rank became minor nobles, and as such this warriors path was one way for mexica commoners to increase thier social station.
These figures are sculpted in full battledress of a feathered warsuit, or Tlahuiztli, along with a helmet made of carved hardwood. They are armed with maces, hand axes (similar to a north american Tomahawk but not identical) and a two handed māccuahuitl war club variant.
Designers note: These models were designed to complement the plastic set of aztec's Wargames Atlantic Currently produces. With their release and alongside earlier digital products, customers will now be able to make every warrior order in the Aztec/Mexica military.
These miniatures are being supported now, and will be available for download in the near future. Make ready to take the fight to the Conquistadors of cortez!
Please let us know what you think in the comments below!

**KidCthulhu**

Whoa! Eagle Warriors with two-handed macuahuitls?! Yes please!

Fingers crossed for eventual plastic.

**Ancestral Hamster**

KidCthulhu wrote:
Whoa! Eagle Warriors with two-handed macuahuitls?! Yes please!

Fingers crossed for eventual plastic.

Maybe Only-Games will offer 3D prints? I checked after seeing the eagle warriors, and right now the only WGA Aztec 3D prints are alternate back banners for the plastic kit.

**alphaecho**

Courtesy of the Black Friday digital sale for Trjbe members:

Gurkhas printed at 105% by Kirton Games, via their printing service, and allied with Cannon Fodder arms.

I now have heroic scale Grimdark Space Gurkhas that match up well with Death Fields plastics.

**alphaecho**

Flower of Scotland!

There are several Death Fields teams that originally hale from the highlands, lowlands, and islands of Scotland, but perhaps none has made as much of a name for themselves as the Highlanders.

The core of the team were Jacobite soldiers taken from the defeat at Culloden in 1745. The team was at the smaller end of roster numbers to start and lost members through natural attrition over the centuries. Not understanding the history and only focused on the geography, the owner continued to add “similar” members to the team. A large portion of the new recruits came from the Black Watch - loyalists to the crown and traditional enemies of the other Highland Clans.

This led to intra-team rivalries and feuds, and depending on the era the Highlanders were as much enemies as allies of the Bulldogs. Today, the team is much diminished but has made a name for themselves as shock troops and line breakers. They are often added as specialist troops to other teams and have become more closely allied with the Bulldogs over the years and share much of the same equipment.

This five figure set is 100% compatible with the Bulldogs plastic set.

Other new digital releases include Skeleton Halflings, Orcs and Dwarves.

**lord_blackfang**

NGL I will probably print skeleton halflings before I print guardsmen with swords

**alphaecho**

lord_blackfang wrote:
NGL I will probably print skeleton halflings before I print guardsmen with swords

NGL tempted by dead Halflings myself and I'm not normally into Fantasy.

Isn't it delicious to have the choice though?

**Ancestral Hamster**

If I was playing KoW more often, I'd be sorely tempted by the variant skellies. Back when I was playing Undead in 5th ed. WHFB, I lamented the lack of other species' skeletons. I figure necromancers might discriminate against the living, but not against the dead. After all, they are all fodder to animate.

**BobtheInquisitor**

Those swords do it for me. I wish the Highlanders were plastic.

**alphaecho**

BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Those swords do it for me. I wish the Highlanders were plastic.

I may try this from the WGA Vox Populi pages:

If what you're looking for isn't on the list below, then you need to tell us about it on social using the hashtag #voxatlantic with your ideas!

I think I'm too old to get into hip hash tagging though!

**BobtheInquisitor**

I’m at the age where the pound button # is something I press on the phone after I’ve entered my health insurance subscriber number.

**McDougall Designs**

The Aztec eagle warriors look great off a high resolution machine.

**Kid_Kyoto**

And shutting this one down too. For 2024 I'd recommend a thread for digital/prints and another for HIPS