Editing Wargames Atlantic (section)

===Classic Fantasy===
What it says on the tin, because life isn't all about 40k, but many kits come with interesting alternative options.

*Skeleton Warriors
32 Harryhausen-style spooky boys, mainly armed with spears and hoplon shields, but have options for pikes, swords, and bows, a horn for a musician (DOOT) and a bovine skull you can glue to one of the polearms for a DIY standard-bearer.

*Halfling Militia
Less cartoony than TTCombat's, you get 40 Late Dark Age-looking hobbitses, with options for spearmen, halberdiers, slingers and archers, as well as a buckler and shortsword intended for a champion, a horn-holding hand, and a (flagless) flagpole topped by a carved chicken.

*Giant Spiders
24 creepy crawlies, 12 big and 12 "small", including sci-fi upgrades for the larger ones because who doesn't love a cyborg spider with guns?

*Lizardmen
Another 24-models box, they come with weapon options for spears, swords, flintlocks and assault rifles, and a choice of heads including the classic lizard look, chamaleaons, and gasmask, so with a little magnetization you could use one box in multiple settings and game systems.

*Goblin Warband
This kit lets you build 30 stinky, green little creatures and arm them with spears, bows, an assortment of one-handed weapons and shields, and also includes saddles so they can ride the Giant Spiders.

*Landsknecht Ogres
9 big boys dressed up as German Mercenaries, sporting halberds, spears, huge handcannons, knives, clubs, greatswords, and large pistols. However, the box also includes auto-guns, shotguns, grenades, modern body armour and helmets to build their Death Fields equivalents, making for a good representation of some certain Imperial Guard auxiliaries.