In issue 499 of Miniature Wargames we have a great selection of rules and periods, a couple of crafting tutorials and more in the magazine for all wargamers.
The cover features The Power of the Stones: Chris Swan - author of the Tales of Derring Do - gives us a Victoriana Adventure skirmish scenario.
With The Dark Ages Jon Sutherland gives us an unusual Command Decision wherein he discusses the advantages of gaming in this murky period.
In Print or no Print? noted figure painter Graham Green describes his journey and the dilemmas many gamers face when they are ‘on the fence’ about whether or not to take the plunge with home printing of figures.
Send Three And Fourpence gives Mr Kinch another chance to delve into the vagarities of YouTube for wargamers.
In Does size matter? The Editor ponders whether scale is as important in wargaming as we once thought.
Cryo Volcano is a Solo Sci-Fi Scenario for Songs of Blades and Heroes but easily adapted to other rules.
Quartermaster has a special - and extensive - report on Army Painter’s new Fanatic range of acrylics.
Full Colour is a visit to the Colours show in Newbury. And in full colour!
We have a Scratchbuild double this month: Tony Harwood creates a covered well based on the Shardlake TV show. The we have Cut To The Quick with some spaceships from the most unlikely of materials.
Finally, we have the review sections with Defence in Depth for Figures and rules, plus we have Forward Observer for news and Recce for insightful book reviews.