We spotted Jean Sebastien Denis’ expert painting and we just had to know how he did it – so we gave him a couple of Jackal Walkers to experiment with; here are the results. Jean: Here’s my Jackal Walker Step by Step guide! 1 – The assembly 2 – Black Primer 3-4 – Base coat…
The Cybermen, eternally popular (and very persistent!) villains, are second only to the Daleks in people’s minds when they think of classic Doctor Who monsters. Our latest release, to mark 50 years since their first on screen appearance, is a 10 figure pack featuring the key designs from over the decades. View in Store History…
Upgrade your Cyber Legion with this Exterminate! expansion pack. View in Store Missy & the Cybermen gives you twelve easy-build plastic Cyberman miniatures and an exclusive metal miniature of Missy – the latest incarnation of the renegade Time Lord, the Master. In addition, new Recruitment and Adventure cards allow the Cyberman faction to upgrade their…
Boost your Dalek Attack Force with this Exterminate! expansion pack. View in Store Davros & the New Dalek Empire features twelve easy-build plastic Dalek miniatures and an exclusive metal miniature of Davros, creator of the Daleks. New recruitment cards allow the player to add other iconic Dalek units to their faction such as the mysterious…
Learn how to become a top marksman with our quick guide…! Know your rifle The rifle below is the No. 4 Mk. I (T) which was the weapon used by British snipers during 1941 – ‘A man should be able to recognise his rifle quickly’ – section 2 (A). You must know about each part…
Now that Campaign Sea Lion has been shipped ready for this weekend’s release in your local stockists, we wanted to show you guys some of the awesome new rules from the book! The new campaign book has plenty to offer, from focusing on a narrative point of view on history, to new theatre selectors and…
Patiently lying in wait, the New British Snipers in Ghillie suits line up a deadly shot… View in Store Snipers were armed with a SMLE No.4 Rifle equipped with a No.32 Mk.1 telescopic sight. The team carried fifty rounds of ammunition, five tracer rounds and five armour-piercing rounds. Two No.36 Mills bombs or two No.77…
British ingenuity shines through with the newest form of infantry artillery, the Smith gun, Northover Projector and the Blacker Bombard spigot mortar! Home Guard Smith Gun View in Store The Smith Gun actually looked like a real field artillery engine. It was developed by the chief engineer of the Trianco heating appliance company under his…
Weird and wonderful are the only words you’ll use once you see the new Great Panjandrum in action! View in Store The Panjandrum was actually developed in 1943 and was intended as a beach invasion device to be used for Allied landings on the European continent. However, it has become associated with the Home Guard through…
The mobile pill box races towards the invading force as the new British Armadillo! View in Store Armadillos were improvised armoured self-propelled guns based on any available lorry chassis for airfield defence. The ‘armour’ consisted of wood and/or steel plates lined with gravel. The Mark I and II were armed with two Lewis Guns mounted…