In our second expansion for Hail Caesar, Rick Priestley presents no less than 63 army lists in the essential Hail Caesar ‘Late Antiquity to Early Medieval’ supplement! View Soft cover book in Store View PDF version in Store The book supplement for Hail Caesar, covering the following 63 army lists for the Biblical and Classical periods…
Sarissa Precision are always pulling out the stops to bring us new goodies for your Bolt Action battles. This awesome little release is perfect for getting your Commandos to shore and into the thick of the fight! The most common British landing craft of WWII – the LCA (Landing Craft Assault) Thornycroft. View in Store Built…
Send in the British Commandos for a water-borne assault! The Commandos – drawn from volunteers from within the United Kingdoms armed forces, the Special Service Brigade would swell to 30 individual units and 4 assault brigades. They carried out operations in all theatres, including Norway, the Channel Islands, the Mediterranean, France, Germany and Burma, and later inspired the formation of…
Time to look at that most feared of raiding forces – the Commandos! Check this article out in full to see them in all their multi-pose glory! View in Store Loads of options pepper the sprue along with plenty of pose-able plastic goodness. The modeling possibilities are vast! With the option of building your Commandos…
View in Store Maréchal Michel Ney has often been derided by historians of the Napoleonic period as a blood-crazed lunatic who cost Napoleon quite a few unnecessary losses, culminating of course in the stalemate of Quatre-Bras and the defeat at Waterloo. Others laud his great personal heroism, repeating the accolade of ‘Bravest of the Brave’…
With the recent release of our Polsten AA gun, we turned once more to LVT-obsessed Rich Dando – and steered him away from his usual (Pacific) Theatre of choice – back to the NWE campaign, locked him away with a pair of clippers and some superglue, and hoped for the best… Rich – If there’s one…
Thundering across the battlefields of Europe with their nine-foot ash pole lances, red and white pennants, all topped off with gleaming brass classical helmets, come the new plastic French Line Lancers for your Black Powder Napoleonic armies! Available in Store In 1809, at the battle of Wagram, some Polish light horse fighting for Napoleon seized…
We continue or look at the glorious artwork produced for our boxed sets with those adorning our Black Powder Anglo-Zulu War sets once again the box artwork is by artist Peter Dennis. If you haven’t seen our Anglo-Zulu War range go and have look in our store…
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