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Friday, June 6, 2014

D-Day Anniversary Sales

With June 6th marking the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings, several wargames manufacturers are offering special savings to commemorate this milestone.  Two offerings to which I am aware are from Two Fat Lardies and Black Tree Design

From Two Fat Lardies, on offer is a Flash Sale for a 20% discount on all of their WWII related products.  While intrigued by Chain of Command for some time now, I took advantage of the sale by picking up a PDF of Chain of Command. Sale is good only through the 6th.

From Black Tree Design is a 50% discount on all of their 28mm WWII infantry.  BTD offers a wide selection of infantry in their WWII range and paint up quite nicely.  Offer ends at midnight on the 6th so don't dally.  I used the sale to pick up a few platoons to add to The Lead Pile.  A sampling of my skirmish-based BTD figures itching for a fight follow:









With Chain of Command, perhaps I finally have a set of rules with which to put these figures into action on the gaming table?  I hope so!

10 comments:

  1. Great looking WW2 troops, Jonathan. I don't plan on building a British force, but yours look great. Yes, today is the anniversary of the Day of Days. Best, Dean

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    1. Thanks, Dean. I had not planned on building a British force, either...It just happened!

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  2. Lovely minis Jonathan - they look about ready for a Gold Beach scenario!

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    1. Thanks, Soren. Yes, Gold Beach would be applicable to the small forces I have.

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  3. Looking good, Jonathan! You're already half way to jumping into WW II at the platoon level.

    I hope you get to try CoC. It is a keeper.

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    1. Monty! I hope to give CoC a try too! I have seen so many positive reviews and replays, it is hard not to get pulled in.

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  4. Great looking troops Jonathan!

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  5. They look nice Jonathan! Looking forward to seeing them in a report!

    Christopher

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