Do you feel the rumbling? Do you hear the slow booming sounds? Can you see the vibrating ripples in your water pot? That’s the sound of our Mech box at your door!
That’s right, August saw in the month of the Mech. Giant, lumbering hunks of metal and mayhem on the battlefield and now, on your paint desks.
I’ve been looking forward to this box for a while as I personally love giant robots/ tanks on legs (who doesn’t?) and knew exactly which companies we would feature.
Mealstrom’s Edge is a wargame set in the far-future, but this isn’t just another war game. It’s packed with fluff which you can get into with their range of novels and audiobooks too!
The Game sees two rival factions, the Epirians & the Karist, battle it out for supremacy.
By now you should know that Warlord Games do some great models and games, but did you know they also have a game called ‘Konflikt 47’? (you probably did but I’m going to tell you about it anyway).
“Konflikt '47 allows you to field your Bolt Action forces in a 1947 weird WWII setting.
Your Model Box would have contained 1 of 2 walker variations, The Allied Cayote/Guardian Walker or the US Jackal Walker. These are part resin/ part metal kits which pack so much character!
We also included Warlord’s Battlefield & Basing Building Rubble to add to the bases of your mechs, they aren’t the type to avoid buildings after all!
And last, but not least we topped our Mech box with a Model Box labelled brush from one of our favourite brush companies, Rosemary & Co!
With over 35 years of experience, Rosemary & Co is a small family business which has been making made to order brushes for artists of all types and create brushes from synthetic to red sable hair and many more, we absolutely love working with them and we hope you enjoy using the brushes too!
One tip for any Rosemary & Co brush you receive from us is to rinse the brush in warm water to release the gum used on the hairs to protect it during its creation and travel!
That’s it from us this month, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for updates, news and pics of minis we’ve painted. We also have big news for October’s box so keep your eyes peeled!