Category Archives: Imperial Skies
Play Your Cards Right
Something that’s really very useful for Imperial Skies gamers today – blank ship cards, either for copying out ships from the book or coming up with your own designs. The 85 x 55mm cards feature the Imperial Skies logo on … Continue reading
While We Were Away
In the excitement of getting ready for RE-Play yesterday, we omitted to pull the trigger on this week’s new release ! The last line of this post even mentioned that we’d have some at the show (which we did, to … Continue reading
Flying North
We’ll start with a reminder about RE-PLAY next weekend at the Engineer’s museum in Gillingham, Kent. We’re on quite a small stand and may not be able to bring everything, so if there’s anything specific you’re after then you still … Continue reading
The Great White Admiral
For the last year or two our Imperial Skies releases have mostly been concentrated on the South American project, where we’ve added fleets for almost every country in that great continent (almost – there’s one more to go, Venezuela, and … Continue reading
The United Kingdoms
Our Scandinavian Union fleet in the Imperial Skies background is based upon the historical union between Sweden and Norway in the 19th and early 20th centuries, with the non-historical addition of Denmark. The original fleet came out back in 2012 … Continue reading
Salute Round-up
We’ve been quiet for a couple of days – Tony has been locked in the workshop and chained to the centrifuge all week, churning out stock and filling orders for Saturday. The good news is that all the orders are … Continue reading
Scandinavian Defenders
(Brigadier’s log, show date S-9 – less than a week and a half to go) Our Salute previews should ramp up into overdrive over the next few days, pretty much as fast as we can photograph and post things. Today’s … Continue reading
Boat to Bolivia
This week sees the release of the penultimate South American fleet for Imperial Skies. Bolivia is landlocked and bordered by no fewer than five other countries – Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile – most of whom it has been … Continue reading
Hit the North
The República de Colombia is the northern-most South American country, and occupies a unique position with significant coastlines on both the East and West of the continent, either side of the border with Panama. Because of this, it has developed … Continue reading
La Flotte Française d’Outre-mer
Our second overseas territories fleet is the Gallic force based in French Guiana. Composed again of older second-line vessels (fewer turrets, more barbettes), the craft patrol the environs of the Guianese territory for pirates and smugglers, and occasional incursions by … Continue reading
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