This review of Axis and Allies: War at Sea – Condition Zebra looks at the pluses and minuses in latest release in the collectible miniatures game series, praising some useful upgrades but citing a lack of depth.

A report with photos on Historicon 2010 and its first year at its new location, Valley Forge Convention Center.

Heat of Battle IV, a miniatures gaming convention held annually at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, is looking for gamemasters.

Duke Seifried is a legend in miniatures gaming but also Renaissance Man whose resume includes work in television and advertising and playing some cool jazz music.

Author Peter Suciu examines the latest trends in military toys as he reviews the 2010 New York International Toy Fair.

The 50-piece Early War expansion set for the Axis & Allies Miniatures Game improves the ability to stage battles from 1939 and earlier, but many of the figures are recycled from previous sets, according to this review.

A photo-essay report on the 25th Historicon miniatures gaming convention held July 16 – 19, 2009.

Photos of the recipients of the 2009 Historicon Awards for excellence in the historical miniatures gaming hobby.

HISTORICON 2009 marks 25 years of games, fellowship, guest speakers, hobby dealers, and miniatures galore, July 16–19.

After a combined total of 40 years working with fantasy and science fiction miniatures at Games Workshop, John Stallard and Paul Sawyer followed their hearts and started Warlord Games to produce plastic historical miniatures.

A look at the Eastern Front set for the Axis & Allies Miniatures game says this expansion adds some useful new weapons and covers a diverse group of nationalities but also includes new variants of existing models and doesn’t improve Soviet airpower.

What is the status of historical miniatures games at GenCon today? Are they waxing or waning? Paul Glasser provides a report to Armchair General.