We had a chance to ask Paolo Parente some questions about Dust Warfare - take a look !

Great interview. Biggest nugget for me out of that is the very real possibility of small scale Dust. I also enjoyed reading the difference between Rackham and his foresight to make sure he was financially solvent and the struggle it was to win people over with that stigma attached. I'd say he's done a great job of allowing some of us folks, like me, that were bitter with Rackham for completely fumbling what could have been an industry leading game had it been handled right forget about most of that time.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing it.

I think my favorite quote was, "I actually have a timeline and designs from 1947 to 2047. I cannot foresee if this will actually happen in the miniature game or not, but we are ready to expand the range for quite a few years."

It is very reassuring to hear about all the support and momentum that Dust has.

For a rather short interview, it was very insightful and highly encouraging! Thank you!

It was great to see the bright future that the Dust Universe has for us die-hards.

I've been wanting Dust units for Flames of War! That way I could use some real-world tanks and artillery with my mechs.

Too bad things didnt work out with AT-43 …

Awesome interview glad to see the creator so enthused with his product and its continued design and success.

Nice job you're doing with your site by-the-way.

Thanks! We are doing all we can to foster a good community. We should have forums up this week and we are working on having more articles - especially when I have some time to get painting articles going, as I have an absolutely ridiculous Allies collection. Going to cover terrain building and do some reviews - like the new Warzone Tenement should be among them, as well as Unit Reviews.

On an aside, we have a new Q&A up - this time with Mack Martin. Check it out . This coming Sunday, we will have a Q&A with Andy Chambers, too. We really wanted to get some insight from these three gentlemen, as they are part of the foundation that Dust Warfare is being built.

I was just going to comment on the Mack Martin article when I just noticed your new post about it… good stuff. I like the website. You should have a section for members to be able to post little articles of their own on different subjects, etc., and I can see the site quickly becoming a one-stop shop for all things Dust warfare. Keep up the good work and let me know if there is anything I can do to contribute to the site.

Strombole said:

I will run it by the team and see what they think. We are always open to guest writers - just send us an e-mail. This is all about the community. We are about to launch a forum, so that should really give readers a chance to post feedback as well as anything else they want.