Gallery: Death or Glory
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More photos of Andres Amian Fernandez’s superb painting on our latest Crimean War release. Feast your eyes on these…
More photos of Andres Amian Fernandez’s superb painting on our latest Crimean War release. Feast your eyes on these…
Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey was Napoleon Bonaparte’s most respected surgeon and developed the most innovative casualty transport system of his age. His “flying ambulances” not only saved countless lives during the Napoleonic Wars, but also served as a model for future armies well into this century. You can see work-in-progress images of the forthcoming release below…
Another new Bolt Action vehicle for you and what a beauty it is! Nicknamed the ‘Stuka zu fuss’ (Walking Stuka) this halftracked vehicle uses the ubiquitous Sd.Kfz 251 to mount up to six wurfrahman 40/41 rockets launch frames. Giving more mobility than the more static Schweres Wurfgeräts and towed Nebelwerfers. The Stuka zu fuss was…
The Austin K2/Y was a British heavy military ambulance built by the Austin Motor Company for use during the Second World War. The K2 could, officially, take ten casualties sitting or four stretcher cases but they often carried more as casualty levels dictated. One driver stated he carried 27 wounded at one point in the…
Although an imprecise weapon, the Schweres Wurfgerat 41 was a punishing weapon in large numbers – both in terms of materiel and morale as the weapon made a terrifying noise, earning itself the nickname ‘Howling Cow’. This new portable but static rocket launcher is supplied with two crew, preparing to let loose their devastating salvo….
More new Greek releases for you! Giving you the speed to react to your opponent, the troops to harry his flanks as well as protect your own these Greek Light Cavalry should play an integral role in your army. Riding bareback like their Thessalian counterparts, the Greek Light Cavalry have much in common with them…
Greek Commanders lead from the front, Whether they were the Kings of Sparta, The Boeotarchs of Boeotia or the Strategoi of other cities. All would be equally well equipped in highly decorated or richly coloured armour and equipment. Metal could be tinned, silvered or plated with gold and electrum. The left hand commander is equipped…
The latest release for our Greek range are these lovely peltasts. Greek armies were not completely made up of hoplites and nor were Macedonians armies purely pike-armed – both made good use of other troop types – amongst the most effective being the javelin-armed peltasts. Peltasts were a key element in skirmishing and protecting the…
Wearing bronze cuirasses these hoplites will fit nicely with your plastic hoplites, providing even more variety as well as giving them a heavy infantry feel. The hoplite was the mainstay of the Greek army during the Persian wars. Every man was expected to provide his own equipment so he could fight in the phalanx. This…
A very popular element of our Rorke’s Drift! and Horns of the Buffalo battle-sets, these resin walls are now available to buy on their own. There are two different styles – intact and damaged. Although originally designed for use with our Anglo-Zulu War range, the resin walls can be used across a wide variety of…