Bolt Action - Review: Architects of War Bombed House

Recently I got my hands on a new product from Architects of War to help add to the terrain of any European table; their beautiful, although destroyed, Bombed House.

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Bolt Action - Review: Architects of War: Farm Accessories

Nothing makes a war game stand out like fully painted armies and quality terrain.  The first gaming convention I ever attended was at Enfilade in Washington State when I was sixteen.  One of the only games I remember playing while there was a game of Sword and the Flame.  The game pitted the French Foreign Legion against the Arabs, who were attacking a town and rail station controlled by the French.   What made this game especially memorable was the terrain.  The river was teaming with animal life, shops in the village were full of goods like spices, ceramic jars, and rolled up rugs.  The train billowed smoke as it rode through the station, while civilians milled around the streets.  The game was not only fun, but the terrain took me to that village and engaged my imagination like no other game had previously done.    I didn’t just play that game, I experienced it.

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Bolt Action - Review: Architects of War Foxhole and Nest

Architects of War, a US distributor of many brands, also has their own line of terrain for various periods. Today, we're going to take a look at this foxhole and HMG nest from their WW2 line.

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