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Sorry this is a bit later than normal!  I plain forgot to get it posted up.

Anyway, this week I noted news from:

Wargames Atlantic 

Wyrd Games 

TTCombat 

Warlord Games 

And this inspired me to take a look at how wargames miniatures manufacturers have approached the question of materials technology over the last thirty years, how it's changed and why; and to look ahead and ask how the new push for desktop 3d printers is going to change the market for wargames miniatures.

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Spudman4

I really like Wargames Atlantic plastics! I've bought sprues from Ebay for Skeletons, Halflings, Grognards and WW1 Germans. Planning to pick of some of the boxes but they aren't sold in Canadian stores that I have found yet so gotta pay that exchange rate and international shipping! They are just good, solid GW alternatives, and great for kitbashing.

Jonathan Lupton

Sunday morning: coffee, Xbox and a Robey podcast :-)