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Having only just managed to pull myself away from the Wardogs beta, it's time for this week's (very late) edition of The News Stand. New month means plenty of new stuff, including releases, Kickstarters, and more! Read on for all the details!

New curing station arrived, figures cured so time to get these new Combat Octopus Brits painted up!

Bank Holiday trip up to the Creative Regular Opponent to try out Infinity and see what it's like. So far so good!

It's the end of August, and it's been a busy week for me, but good news: we have some absolute bangers in this week's edition of The News Stand, with releases, previews and more. Read on for all the details, only on ChargeBlog!

After a delay due to work and after peeling myself away from two separate modern-day shooter game betas (one very easily, the other one I'll be running back to once I finish writing this), it's time for a double-week edition of The News Stand, only on ChargeBlog!

Yep, you know what that means. Currently very busy with the day job so I will be skipping this week's edition of The News Stand due to time constraints. These interruptions should become less common over the next few months, but apologies for missing this week. See you next Friday for a bumper issue

Well that's this week's reading sorted - looking forward to taking a look at what's new in _NearPresent.

A little delayed due to spending some time actually rolling some dice (shocking, I know), but The News Stand is here to kick off August properly. New patron updates and releases, the arrival of books to Amazon and more, all in this week's edition of The News Stand!

The News Stand is coming but tonight was a little bit of Wargames Psychiatry with the Creative Regular Opponent on Project Elements. Positive first few rounds, definitely going to be fun once we run the elements at full size.

In every wargamer’s collection of terrain, buildings hold a special (and in many cases oversized) place. But what if there was some way to have a load of them for a fraction of the storage space? Luckily, Flank March Miniatures has a few ideas, and I have some more details on ChargeBlog.