Cast in resin and suitable for 1/56 or 28mm figures. Large enough to accommodate a 70mm diameter base or up to a 70mm wide rectangular base. A typical example of a field defensive position, suitable for Anti-Tank guns or similar – perfect for an ambush… Horseshoe in shape, sand bag wall and covered with earth….
Cast in resin and suitable for 28mm or 1/56 scale figures. Large enough to accommodate an 80mm diameter base. A typical example of a field defensive position, constructed from logs with an earthen bank. The walls were built higher than a mans head to afford the best protection. Suitable for most indirect fire weapons –…
Lunette Fortification Represent the Bagration Flèches, at the Battle of Borodino with this detailed resin masterpiece from Pauls Modelling Workshop A Lunette, or Redan, was a half-moon construction normally with the point toward the expected enemy advance. Smaller versions known as Flèches were seen in many places during the Napoleonic era onwards, most notably…
Ever wanted to start playing Bolt Action but been daunted by the prospect of painting your tanks? Have no fear – here at Warlord we’ve been striving for a way to make it as easy as possible to start your army! Based on our range of Warlord plastic tanks these premium versions have been built…
Ever wanted to start playing Bolt Action but been daunted by the prospect of painting your tanks? Have no fear – here at Warlord we’ve been striving for a way to make it as easy as possible to start your army, and are proud to preview our first pre-painted Battle Ready tanks to the world!…
Paul has made a fantastic Windmill and will look great on any gaming table and suitable for many time periods This is a fully assembled and painted gaming piece, that is ready from delivery straight to the gaming table, and no need to worry abou
This is a fully assembled and painted gaming piece, that is ready from delivery straight to the gaming table, and no need to worry about the base as it felt lined to save damage on table and scenery. Designed and Painted by Paul McDonagh
Paul at Paul’s Modelling Workshop has been busy making us more scenery – this time an Eastern Roman Watchtower!
Typical greek or hellenic temple seen and used throughout the ancient world from around 500 b.c onwards. From Rhodes to Athens, from Syracuse to Palmyra, what ancient battlefield wouldn’t be more impressive with one of these?
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