Today we bring you an interview with Tim Spakowski. The founder of Special Artisan Service Miniatures, Tim is—in more then one sense of the word—a veteran. He’s been the driving force behind SASM for three years, and, before that, he toured Iraq in a Personal Security Detachment. Now, with SASM a part of the War Banner family, I spent a little time chatting with Tim to learn more about him and his miniatures.
How time flies. It’s already more than a year since we released our first game, Gangs of Rome. Unleashed on 1st December, 2017, this first edition of the game was written by Adam Dobbyns and Andy Hobday, and based on a concept by Darren Evans. A year on, we look back on our baby’s development, and look ahead to its future.
Hello everyone! Say it with me now: “It’s Phatis, again!” Happy joyness to all; it’s Friday! The best day of the week by far. To…
Hello everyone! It’s Phatis once again, here to bring you yet another weekly update on what is possibly the most Mondayest Thursday ever. And you…
Hello everyone! Phatis here with some exciting news! Later today, at 18:00 GMT (that is 1:00PM or 13:00 EST), on the Footsore Miniatures website, War…
Hello everyone! Another (dreadful) Monday, and here I am. Still held against my will, slaving away for the Man, bringing you another weekly update. Apparently,…
Saturday 27th October saw War banner’s first official campaign day for Gangs of Rome. Entitled Governance of Derventio, this auspicious event was the first in War Banner’s new and ongoing series of tournaments and open-play events.
Χαῖρε! Phatis is back, baby! And what a weekend it was. I have lots of new information to share with you all, so let’s not…
Today I’d like to take this rare opportunity to talk about War Banner’s new range of box sets, Rome’s Most Wanted.
Hello, I’m Steve and I’m the chief sculptor at Lucid Eye, a company I set up with my son, Joe. I also freelance for other companies, including War Banner.