Wargames Atlantic has been showing off all manner of awesome new 3D Printable kits on Atlantic Digital. They have sets that cover pretty much every period of history you could think of and we're starting off with the era of Imperial Conquest.

Gurkha Gatling Crew // Wargames Atlantic

We start with this Gatling Gun that is crewed by a band of Gurkhas. Set this up and start laying down some withering fire on the tabletop. During this period of warfare, it would have been absolutely horrendous to find yourself charging across a battlefield to be then confronted with this machine, spitting death your way.

Next up, we're having a look at the Boshin War Imperial Infantry that also slots into this range from Wargames Atlantic.

Boshin War Imperial Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

These miniatures would be pretty good for those who are looking to fight out the battles of The Last Samurai. This represents the conflict between influential Western ways and the traditions of the Samurai. With the various bits and such in this kit, you can mix and match these to make up large squads of infantry.

Next up, we move to The Great War and have a look at some Indian Troops fighting alongside the British during World War I.

British Indian Troops // Wargames Atlantic

All of the British Empire was called to fight during The Great War, despite what might have been happening in far-flung corners of the world. This set allows you to build up a set of Indian soldiers that could find their way into the existing World War I range from Wargames Atlantic in plastic. You could also do some mixing and matching with these if you were looking to go a bit Weird and use them for games like A War Transformed.

Moving to World War II, we have some more troops from theatres that you might now have explored in the past. Here are some Chinese Infantry.

Chinese Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

Fighting on the side of the Allies during World War II, this set features a mix of poses for your Chinese Infantry armed with standard rifles and the ZB vz 26 machine gun. You'll also find grenades and a sword for when you want to get up close and personal. There are also two different styles of head for you to choose from.

Last but not least, we also have this set of Ukrainian Male Infantry which can be used to represent modern fighters on the tabletop.

Ukrainian Male Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

This set has been made to represent the brave fighters of Ukraine battling it out against the invasion. Once again, you get a whole bunch of kit to choose from and lots of different poses. This works well with the Female Set that Wargames Atlantic already produce.

Whilst I don't think Wargames Atlantic are suggesting you fight out the current conflict on the tabletop, these could be good for use in games like Spectre Operations to represent soldiers battling in your own campaigns alongside allies from Europe.

An Age Of Swords & Shields!

Going back in time, we also have a new kit for the First Empires with the Mycenean Light Infantry.

Mycenean Light Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

This gives you a great Bronze Age kit that could be used for fighting as the Mycenean Greeks. You get a variety of different weapon options to choose from meaning that you can make a full warband of these troops if you like. I could see these warriors massing before the walls of Troy!

Moving forward through time to the fall of the Roman Empire, we also have some Sassanian Levy Infantry.

Sassanian Levy Infantry // Wargames Atlantic

This represents the enemies of Rome that struck from the East. The Sassanid Empire was founded by Ardashir I who can lead these warriors into battle. Again, you have a good mix of weapons to choose from here but at its core, the trusty spear is going to be good for keeping the Romans at bay.

Moving deeper into the Dark Age, we also have some Welsh Archers who are going to be sneaking through valleys and mountain passes with the aim of ambushing all manner of invaders.

Welsh Archers // Wargames Atlantic

These warriors would be great for keeping the Saxons, Norse, Irish and pretty much everyone else at bay throughout the Dark Ages but would also be good for Early Medieval and perhaps even classic Medieval battles as well. There are also plenty of armies that would love a contingent of powerful Welsh Archers on their side to pepper the enemy!

Going back to the era of the Samurai for a moment, we also have these Ikko Ikki Warriors available for you to 3D Print.

Ikko Ikki Warriors // Wargames Atlantic

These are the classic peasant warriors of Japanese history. They come with a mix of armour to choose from representing the fact that they have been raised from the fields to fight. You can also arm them with swords, spears and bows and provide your Samurai with additional support as they charge into battle. A solid set with some neat poses to choose from.

Fantasy & What If?

As well as working on these Historical miniatures, Wargames Atlantic are also enhancing its range of Fantasy miniatures. You can now get a set of Egyptian-themed Undead which could be used to make an army from The Old World on the tabletop.

Egyptian Undead // Wargames Atlantic

These miniatures can be used to represent the rank and file battling alongside your leaders on foot or perhaps in the back of a chariot. Match this up with the upcoming cavalry miniatures that Wargames Atlantic have planned and it seems like Khemri could get back to the tabletop sooner rather than later!

Finally, we also have this set of Imagi-Nations miniatures representing French Women Skirmishers fighting during the Napoleonic era.

French Women Skirmishers // Wargames Atlantic

These skirmishers fit in well alongside the core infantry set that Wargames Atlantic already produce. Use these to represent a skirmishing force on the tabletop or perhaps mix them in with the existing regiment so that you've got a dynamic-looking unit on the tabletop. These might be perfect for those playing The Silver Bayonet!

Will you be getting any of these new kits 3D Printed?