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Webstore: Ostfront command

January 1, 1970 Andy Hobday

Throughout February, we’re giving-away a free Soviet miniature with every customer order over £50.00 – however – upon announcing this, we were overwhelmed by a deluge of customers calling us, sending emails and messages to ask whether the exclusive models were available to purchase separately… so, for those Soviet Commanders out there, we’re going go…

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Webstore: Freeborn starter army deal

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

The Freeborn are the most diverse of the civilisations of Antarean space comprising numerous different independent Houses or Vardos. Unlike the civilisations of the Concord and Isori the Freeborn inhabit the depths of space. They live aboard spacefleets that include craft that are so large their populations are greater than those of many worlds. Different…

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Webstore: Ottoman Janissary Command A

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

The Ottoman Empire was a serious threat to Christian Europe throughout the 16th and 17th centuries. The expansionist policies of Suleiman the Magnificent in the 1500’s had seen a huge Empire carved from Eastern Europe, North Africa and east into Asia. The driving forces behind this army were the expanding Janissary Corps of infantry and…

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Webstore: Dug-in Panther

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

By the later stages of the war the lack of any production or repair facilities let alone any raw materials, meant a huge loss of equipment and little in the way of offensive capability to what remained of the German forces – ingenuity was still abundant and when one of your best tanks becomes mechanically…

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Webstore: Ghar Flitters

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

Ghar Flitters are not probes in the same way as those of advanced Antarean societies such as the Concord. Flitters are tiny fragile flying cameras with mechanical wings a little like a bat. They fly in a jerky, irregular manner and are attracted towards movement, but are not even remotely intelligent machines. They broadcast pictures…

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