Webstore: Napoleonic Wars: French Hussars Cavalry Wing – plastic special offer
Andy HobdayPerry Miniatures French Hussars 1792-1815
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Tag: Black Powder
Webstore: Late War Le French Brigade special offer
This deal consists of 6 boxes of Napoleonic War Late French Line Infantry. En avant!  The cry went up in hundreds of French throats as the blue columns swept forward on the battlefields across Europe.  The all conquering French line infantry ‘Les Bleus’ used a combination of massed columns, fast manoeuvre, and firepower to shatter…
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Webstore: English Timber Framed 28mm Gatehouse
Graham DaveyDimensions approx L100 x W240 x H165mm Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail. Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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Webstore: Napoleonic Wars: 79th Regiment of Foot (Cameron) Highlanders Flag 1789-1815
This superb set of standards has been designed by Victrix’s own Stephen Hales (also of Little Big Men Studio fame) and includes King’s and Regimental Colours. As well as highly detailed flags thi
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Webstore: Napoleonic British (Waterloo) Starter Army boxed set
3 battalions of 36 plastic British Line Infantry, each with metal command group 1 battalions of 36 plastic Hanoverian Line Infantry, each with metal command group 1 metal British Cannon plus four crew 1 random metal mou
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Webstore: Crimean War: British Line Command 1853-1856
The Colours should be in the centre of the regiment, with the King’s colour on the right of the regimental colour. Officers can be either placed by the colours or spread throughout the unit. Drummers are best placed by their officers. The s
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Webstore: Corner Counter
Painted and ready to go, with great detail to add a touch more reality to your battlefield
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Webstore: Prussian High Command
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. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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