We have a lot of moulds that require remaking, so some supplies may be a bit short while we facilitate the transition, so we please ask all the DZC and DFC fans to be patient with us during this time. However, as time went on, David found himself spending most of his time running a company and dealing with the fall-out from the Dropfleet Commander Kickstarter.

The difficulty of off-site production combined with fulfilling one of the most successful UK wargaming Kickstarters of all time was putting strain on their business.ĭavid Lewis is one of the most talented de signers in the industry he’s made two amazing games and a beautiful range of miniatures to support them. We have completed a deal with Hawk Wargames to purchase both the incredible Dropzone Commander and Dropfleet Commander.įor the past few months we have been talking to Hawk about handling their logistics. Today we have an extremely exciting announcement here at TTCombat. Here’s a look at TTCombat’s Announcement: Among the news, we also learned that David Lewis is staying on as Lead Designer for Dropfleet/Zone and will be designing more miniatures as the dust from the acquisition settles. Some big news in the Dropzone world today–TTCombat announced that it acquired Dropzone and Dropfleet Commander from Hawk Wargames, and will begin working on delivering any outstanding Kickstarter orders/pledges to backers out there. Dropzone Commander and Dropfleet Commander have been purchased by TTCombat.

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