u/Independent-Vast-871

They seem to have different options than NATO and Warsaw Pact. Just didnt want to end up with yuck forces

Like Kill Team?

Any recommendations for an STL for a human bard or really anything other than an orc....

Which models to get for solo rules?

Why should I make the jump? Are there good cooperative and/or solo rules?

And they want to stop me and take my order right in front of the speaker??

Worth it???

Can't decide.

I planted my flag. Old World Forever!!!!

Anyone come up with a way to make a modular board like the old Warhammer Quest?

What's the best way to get started with Aces today?

I can't make up my mind.

I see the good things with both, but the downsides as well.

Can someone give me an overview of the different armies?

I'm guessing that if I wanted to make something like Canadians, I would just use British in this case?

Am I assuming the US/British also don't share equipment?

How effective is using Bolt Action Units? I am guessing you'd want to use Later WW2 equipment and gear?

Has anyone tried this? Or be better with 6mm?

Or is it just modified ww2 kinda of thing and Id be better off playing something else?

Coming back after a little break.

Is one of the starter sets the best place to start?

Looks like it will give me everything to start playing Rebels in the new edition....

Are there printable cards or newer replacement card packs to update the older models to the new edition?

I read somewhere the old and new minis aren't the same scale? Is this true?

Looking to get back into WFB aka old world.

Battle March looks like a great way to restart and get someone new to play too.

What do you actually need? Just the main rules? Is the smaller game rules in there? Or a separate book?

Do each army have their own army book still too??

Is there a way I can play a Brazilian force in Bolt Action?

Not just play Americans and call them Brazilians...

Or just play a normal game and go?

Whatcha got?