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Whether as a forward outpost, as part of a defense network or of a larger fortification, this Bastion gives your boots on the ground much needed overview of the area and provides massive protection even for large units when bullets and shells start flying. One or two of this Bastions will be a great center of your narrative campaign and i believe these will fit perfectly to Asymmetric War Missions from the upcoming Chapter Approved Mission Deck. Be sure to check out all availabe and fully compatible terrain pieces starting here. This PDF will give you a Bastion Tower and four Barrels. The Bastion Tower fits all 28mm tabletop games with a Modern or Future-Fantasy setting. Make sure to check out the fitting models of the fortification series available and coming soon. Get the set here: https://www.wargamevault.com/product/523268/Tabletop-Battlefield-Scenics-Bastion-Tower Please feel free to leave C&C in the comments-
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https://unherd.com/2024/04/britain-needs-to-deploy-warhammer/ Thanks to BL writer Justin Hill (Autor of several novels about Imperial Guard...oh sorry, Astra Militarum)I found in Twitter this article. How to weaponise the BBC Britain needs to harness its soft power And my first thought was: "Whoa! What the...this is quite insane!". But after think it a bit more, and recognised that my experience and knowledge about actual BBC shows and British TV broadcasts in general is not very, lets say ,wide (Just because I try to avoid watching TV as much as I can, british,Icelandic, spanish or whatever. I made mine this Groucho Marx quote: "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."), so I feel quite curious, and I want to know more options,specially from british people. Has the writer on that website gone too far with his statements or is he somewhat right, and in what way is he right?
