Linear-A news & releases 2020 - 2021 - 2022

[Erich von Manstein]

012s - Publius Quinctilius Varus Disaster
2 new masters for a Roman mini-set.

[Howlin]

Long awaited view of one of the scorpios. Looks real nice. Hope they have a crew.

[Erich von Manstein]

031 - Peloponnesian War, Army of Athens Set 1 Sicilian Expedition 415 - 413 BC
2 further figures from this upcoming set revealed .

[Erich von Manstein]

Some more new figures for the previously mentioned set again.
031 - Peloponnesian War, Army of Athens Set 1 Sicilian Expedition 415 - 413 BC

[Rich W]

I know nothing about this period and whether they are accurate or not, but they do look great.

[Flambeau]

And here I thought i wouldn't buy another set of ancient greeks, now I'm no longer so sure ...

[KenzoSato]

[zirrian]

From VK:

"2. From the conversations at the Linear-A forum, the company further plans emerge: the theme of the oldest Middle East (Accadians, Elamites, Hittites), Ancient Rome (Romans army to the First Punical War, Romans and Carthaginians who die in the battle of the sea. In contrast to all these antiquities, the German army of the Great War period is declared."

Can someone who is on their forum confirm the last part about the WW1 Germans? Apparently I am a caveman and don't find how to register...

[MABO]

From VK:

"2. From the conversations at the Linear-A forum, the company further plans emerge: the theme of the oldest Middle East (Accadians, Elamites, Hittites), Ancient Rome (Romans army to the First Punical War, Romans and Carthaginians who die in the battle of the sea. In contrast to all these antiquities, the German army of the Great War period is declared."

Can someone who is on their forum confirm the last part about the WW1 Germans? Apparently I am a caveman and don't find how to register...

I can confirm! And they plan to do a lot of "special topics" what ever that means...

[Santi Pérez]

I like this man. Even though he looks injured or dead, I think he could easily be converted into a live one in many different and varied positions, as long as the sculpting detail is just as good on the back as it's on the front.

Santi.

[zirrian]

I like this man. Even though he looks injured or dead, I think he could easily be converted into a live one in many different and varied positions, as long as the sculpting detail is just as good on the back as it's on the front.

Santi.

"Cato, give me a high V!"

And I'm happy about the WW1 news!

[Erich von Manstein]

Two further figures for a pre-Republican Romans set.

038 - Rome's early period 6th century BC Roman Army under King Servius Tullius

[OwenChpw]

Linear- A post their masters on the forum now, but I think I'm bad at navigating their website so it's tricky for me to find.

I like everything I see, I'm definitely picking up the Athenians, but I do think they're not dated correctly, aren't they more suited to the time of the Three Hundred? I thought hoplite armour had lessened and lightened by the time of Cunaxa.

Looking forward to seeing their new Indus society masters so I can continue my own Mauryan Empire army.

[Paboook]

The rumors about Hittites are exciting! Those two sets by Caesar Miniatures are lovely but not covering the whole army well. Also extremely difficult to find these days

[Erich von Manstein]

First new masters for two early Byzantine sets were revealed yesterday.

039 - Roman Infantry Set 1 Eastern Roman Empire 6th century AD



040 - Imperial Guardsmen of Imperator Justinian I. Eastern Roman Empire 6th century AD

[MABO]

Amazing, I am really waiting for them!

[Erich von Manstein]

Another teaser regarding the announced Byzantines.

039 - Roman Infantry Set 1 Eastern Roman Empire 6th century AD

[Paboook]

Those Varus Disaster Romans would be great also as casualty markers for wargamers! I wish there were such set for napoleonics and other eras as well.

[Erich von Manstein]

2 further master figures revealed today.
039 - Roman Infantry Set 1 Eastern Roman Empire 6th century AD

[Chariobaude]

OH MY GOD !!! It's gonna be one of the best set ever on romans ! I'm amazed by the quality and the historical accuracy... The only problem i see : the shields are almost unusable with this kind of bar in the middle, which I don't know what it represents... I would have preferred that they engraved the patterns, perfectly documented historically!