The development of fast-moving reliable tanks led to many ideas of how to slow or destroy them. Large shaped blocks of concrete, strengthened with a steel core, often called Dragon’s Teeth were a good way to block a vehicle’s progress. Equally, infantry had to be stopped or channeled away, so engineers on all sides were…
Model representation of the famous Chateau d’Hougoumont at Waterloo but suitable for gaming all over Europe over many periods. Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail – Kit can be broken down into separate piece and used as individual buildings allowing some flexibility. Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted. Dimensions of complex approx. L750xW500xH200mm for…
This is a 28Standard 4Ground boxed collection with high detail and pre-painted parts. This Church is typical of many Parish (Communal) churches found across North Western Europe. Originally it would have been built in the late 11th or early 12th century, but this example has had considerable alterations of its windows in the late medieval…
Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
These are the regular infantry or shock troops of the Amorite City-States, such as the Sabum Kibitum. They were the backbone of the armies of the Old Babylonian and Old Assyrian Kingdoms. They are armed with an axe or sickle-sword, throw-sticks,
En avant!  The cry went up in hundreds of French throats as the blue columns marched 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 the armies of Prussia, Austria, Spain and Russia, culminating in a death struggle…
Pack contains 8 metal figures Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
In 1939, Germany shattered the peace of Europe with a lightning-fast strike against Poland. The next year, it captured Denmark and Norway, before launching its famous Blitzkrieg against France, Belgium and The Netherlands. In less than two years of fighting, Nazi Germany became the master of mainland Europe. This new Theatre Book for Bolt Action…
Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
On the evening of 17th June 1815, the German garrison of the large farmhouse La Haye Sainte (the sacred hedge) settled down to dry out. They were posted there by the Duke of Wellington who saw the solid building as an anchor to his left flank and vital
Andy Hobday
Graham Davey