Out today we have a new addition to our range of plastic terrain models from our partners Italeri: As ways across natural obstacles such as rivers, ravines and railway lines, bridges are often targeted as significant objectives either to take or to destroy. This single-arched stone bridge is easy to build and provides you with…
He’s been at it again! – Andy Singleton of Volleyfire Painting Services has been hard at work churning out a seemingly endless stream of beautifully painted models – this time, he’s been showing off a set of our 95th Rifles. From Andy’s Blog – Having been a Napoleonic reenactor for 10 years or so, to me the Chosen…
An army of the Napoleonic era decked out on the tabletop is arguably the most thrilling sight to warm a wargamer’s heart, but the road to such glory is fraught with many perils – such as painter’s block, laziness and disapproving spouses. Fear not! With a bit of forward thinking, a zest of discipline, a…
Following last Friday’s new wave of Peninsular Napoleonic British artillery releases, Warlord writer Sam Phillips wanted to shed a little more light on the history and capabilities of the British guns! The common tactic of having your cannons placed on the high ground is usually what people think of when it comes to placing artillery…
God save the King! His most Imperial majesty has, in his infinite wisdom, seen fit to grant heavy firepower to his forces fighting on the Iberian Peninsula. Taking the form of the 5.5 inch Howitzer, 6-pounder, and 9-pounder of the Royal Artillery the fresh troops will give Boneparte’s lackeys something to think about – huzzah!…
Following the tremendous success of our Waterloo and Peninsular British plastics last year, we’re following-up in 2015 with plastic Portuguese (and more!). Wojtek has been hard at work (or so he tells us!) putting together the 3-ups, and they’re looking really rather nice! We didn’t want to keep this to ourselves, so – take a look!…
More reinforcements have arrived for Wellington’s forces in the war against Napoleon – King’s German Legion Luneberg Light Battalion skirmishing: View in Store The Skirmishers add to our existing KGL 2nd Light Battalion packs – one armed with muskets and the other with rifles: View in Store View in Store The King’s German Legion (KGL) was a British Army unit…
The tactics of the Austrian army was to be modified considerably to face the onslaught of the modern French army under Napoleon. In 1798 the army fought much like those in other forces at the time, in strict formation and stalwartly advancing towards the enemy. The light infantry were the exception to the rule for…
Bolster Wellington’s big guns with the addition of the Royal Horse Artillery 5.5 inch Howitzer – just the thing for bombarding those dashed Frenchies! View in Store Here’s just a few of the Napoleonic British sets available in the webstore: View in Store
12 Days of Christmas – Day 7 Our next 12 Days of Christmas present is a first look at this beautifully sculpted set depicting the Prussian High Command during the 100 Days campaign leading up to the battle of Waterloo. Field Marshal von Blücher. General August von Gneisenau, Blücher’s chief of staff. Marshal Friedrich Karl von Zeiten….
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