Webstore: English Timer Framed Cart Shed & Cart
Graham DaveyDimensions approx L95 x W130 x H130mm Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail. Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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Webstore: 3x Mature Poplars
These 18cm Mature Poplar Trees are part of 4Grounds Trees & Scenic Material range, it is suitable for 28mm, and 15mm games. Populus is a genus of 25–35 species of deciduous flowering plants in the family Salicaceae, native to most of the Northern Hemisphere. English names variously applied to different species include poplar /ˈpɒp.lər/, aspen, and…
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Webstore: Landsknecht Handbuchse light gun
Andy HobdayNote: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Webstore: Post Windmill
Model representation of Post Type windmill which featured on the battlefield at Ligny but suitable for gaming all over Europe over many periods. Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail. Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted. Dimensions approx. L90xW90xH200mm NOT INCLUDING STEPS OR BLADES
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Infantry Regiment plastic boxed set
The 17th Century saw the assembling of large regular armies equipped and supplied by the state. Many units, though not all, were uniformly attired for the first time, and formed into companies and regiments then finally brigaded together into tercios or battalias. Formations on the field could vary enormously as the situation dictated. On paper,…
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Cavalry plastic boxed set
The 17th Century saw large standing armies in action all over Europe, in numbers previously undreamt of, and huge numbers of infantry, artillery and cavalry were raised. The cavalry of the period were mostly of the heavy variety; big horses that could barge other enemy cavalry and intimidate infantry, while carrying a determined rider protected…
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Ordnance Battery
It was a rare thing for a general in the 17th Century to take to the field without an artillery train to intimidate and pulverise the enemy lines. These cannon and mortars were terrifying weapons, belching smoke and flames with a frightening roar that no simple country lad was likely to have heard before. The…
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