Miniature Wargames Issue 481

On the cover we have some WWII gaming with More than just a Game. This is a scenario featuring a Japanese armoured attack in Singapore by the Gothenburg Wargame club staged as a participation game at Claymore 2022. Plus there’s a free sprue of three Wargames Atlantic horses right on the front cover for all print magazine reader's. 

To go with the Free horses we have Horses For Courses. The Editor rapidly finishes a sprue of Wargames Atlantic’s plastic horses using Army Painter Speed Paint (a review of Speed paint 2 comes later in the issue!)

In Send 3 and 4 pence Conrad Kinch explores The Egan Doctrine and how to employ it: it’s all about getting more out of your hobby time.

In By A Small Sword Divided Paul Mackay shows us how to paint the latest Epic Scale Warlord plastics to the very highest standard.

In Command Decision: Forcing an engagement Jon Sutherland gives some non-period specific advice and explains how to get your enemy to the fight (in the nicest possible way, you understand.) 

In The Siege of Delhi Dave tuck offers up an Indian Mutiny Scenario.

In Practical Wargames Scenery Tony Harwood is sweeping through the clouds with a build of his own bespoke Aeronef.

In Hammer the Opposition and Cavalier Approach the Editor takes his camera to some shows. 

Finally, we have the review sections with a bumper crop of Defence in Depth for Figures and rules, Quartermaster for that Speedpainter 2.0 trial plus we have Forward Observer for news and Recce for ten insightful book reviews.