Recently I added the Rubicon Panzer IV D/E to my backlog inventory. It can be found on Kick Ass Mail Order for the astonishingly low price of $23.50 USD. Funnily enough, I had initially bought the kit for its decals. I have found Rubicon decals are vastly superior to Warlord decals in terms of durability. This is particularly important to people with fat fingers like … Continue reading Rubicon Panzer IV D/E Unboxing and Review
Like most Early and Mid-war World War II infantry platoons the Germans had an organic light mortar team in the form of a 5cm mortar team. Continue reading Spotlight: Crusader Miniatures German 5cm Mortar Team
It was the first time I had run the Blitzkrieg Germans in anger and I found out I had gotten what I wished for when I said I wanted a historical and fluffy list. Continue reading 2023 Adepticon Primer Recap – Ben
Once we had decided on 4th Panzer Division as a parent unit we needed to source infantry. As luck would have it, and to no one’s surprise, I happened to have the Warlord Games German pioneers boxset in my pile of shame. Continue reading Pervetin Pals Seeking Bagettes: On the Campaign to Adepticon Doubles 2023 Part 2
This is the first of a collaborative article series on my and Evan’s first major Bolt Action event, Adepticon Doubles 2023. Adepticon is one of the largest gaming conventions in the United States and has a reputation for being one of the most fun Bolt Action events around. Continue reading Pervetin Pals Seeking Bagettes: On the Campaign to Adepticon Doubles 2023 Part 1
Initially I wrote my goals down for the Table’s Edge Instagram and Facebook accounts but seeing as we started this blog I figured I’d add them here with the updates as of late February. Hobby goals keep me motivated and focused. Continue reading 2023 Hobby Goals
There were many summers and winters of fierce combat from September 1939 through May of 1945. As such we are fortunate to be able to model forces in an array of gear and seasonal equipment. So for some winter Germans, what did I end up finding for myself? Continue reading Late War Winter Heer Part 2: Preparation
Back in December of 2022 my local gaming club, the Wisconsin Wargaming Brigade, hosted a private event for the 78th anniversary of Operation Watch am Rhein. If that name sounds little familiar but hard to place it was better known as The Battle of the Bulge. We had enough members wanting to play that 3 simultaneous games of Bolt Action were able to happen. Continue reading Late War Winter Heer Part 1: Planning
When you go to war you cast the Iron Dice, and once you let the dice slip from your grasp they cannot be recalled. Even the best laid plans can be unmade by the fortunes of war and you can never know the result until the Iron Dice come to rest. Continue reading Welcome to Iron Dice Gaming
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