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Join us at Leicester De Montfort University on the 8th and 9th of August We will be bringing 1918 to Britcon 2026 this August - so come and say hi if you’re attending. We’ll be bringing a ton of stock, particularly British and German forces, so if there are gaps in your forces, let us know and we’ll try and make sure it’s reserved for you. We’re also in the process of putting together a massive display and demo board, showcasing loads of cool (and freshly painted) 1918 miniat

Today we've got a quick interview with WFG co-founder Sam Kelly, who sculpted the British Rifle Platoon, to understand that process and what goes into it. This article originally appeared as part of our Patreon, and we're sharing it here to give people a sense of our processes at Warfulcrum Games. James: Where do you start with sculpting a new line of historical figures? Sam: Research. Lots of it. Fortunately we'd already done a lot of research into the platoon structure and

France and America are about to join the fight! Our next Kickstarter project opens on the 27th of May, bringing hundreds of incredible new miniatures to the battlefields of 1918. Entitled Allies on the Aisne, this new supplement for 1918 introduces two complete nations to the Western Front: the French Republic (“les Poilus”) and the United States (“the Doughboys”). The release will include more than 120 new infantry and support weapon miniatures and at least five new vehicles

Human warfare notched another grim milestone on this day in 1918. For the first time ever, tanks met on the field of battle - opposing squadrons of German and British vehicles clashing near the village of Villers-Bretonneux in northern France, in a battle you can now recreate on the tabletop with this free downloadable scenario PDF. The Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux itself might otherwise have been a footnote - another senseless engagement in the Spring Offensive, a las