New Release: Japanese Samurai Buildings From Sarissa Precision

Always on the lookout for new models and terrain and Sarissa Precision fits the bill with their new Japanese Samurai Terrain. The buildings are made of laser cut 2mm MDF with laser etched details. This Samurai house is a marvelous centerpiece for any gaming table.

These models can cover gaming periods ranging from the Pike & Shotte era through World War II. This Shop/Townhouse is another great building. The Samurai House will run you 72.00 US dollars and the Townhouse 28.00.

If you are looking to use the Warlod Games Pike & Shotte rules, Tim Greene, who is a keen historical gamer and prolific rules writer, has penned a new army list for the Pike & Shotte rules allowing you to field Japanese Samurai armies. You can get the PDF here.

While the Temple/Shrine above costs 32.00 and this Village House would only cost 20.00.

There is also a Wall Gate, wall sections and wall corners available. These would let you create an entire compound or estate.

You can check the Warlord Games site for all the models and costs.

Have a Great Battle,
The Old Crow

New Release: Pike & Shotte Baggage Wagon from Warlord Games

This superb new resin-and-metal baggage wagon is now available to order from Warlord Games in their Pike & Shotte line.

If you like objective based scenarios in other genre of games like Warhammer Fantasy, a couple of these would make for a sweet nights gaming. Attacking or defending, a baggage train was always key to defeating or sustaining an army.

Baggage Wagons were essential for every army on campaign. They would be used to carry the portable equipment and supplies of an army, with hundreds of baggage wagons forming an army's supply train.

These were multi-purpose vehicles, but were particularly used to transport hay and forage for horses, and food and supplies for the soldiers. However, as well as food, ammunition, animal fodder, and loot, the baggage wagon would carry the servants of the officers; tradesmen, such as armorers, farriers and blacksmiths; and the wives and families of the troops.

Have a Great Battle,
The Old Crow