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Black Friday & Christmas Sale

To help you carry all your miniatures home for Christmas, this Black Friday weekend (Thursday - Monday) we are offering a free random baggage animal with every £50 RRP spent on our site!That's on top of our biggest ever Christmas sale:Our miniatures have 10% off when you use the code XMAS10 at checkout. Spend over £125 for 20% off with code XMAS20 and spend over £250 for 25% off with code XMAS25.Excludes all paint, paint brushes, tools, bases, clothing, bundles and pewter: lead free models. Postage not included in discount. Black Friday deal ends Monday December 2nd at midnight GMT.Christmas sale ends January 5th 2020. Warmonger...

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Missing English Civil War Packs & Medievals!

Missing English Civil War Packs Continuing on with our mission to recover missing packs and models from our ranges, we have moved on to The English Civil War. 20 packs have now reappeared on our website pages, including lots of Highlanders!The pack numbers are:  2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 39, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 70. Models sculpted by Michael and Alan Perry. Our English Civil War & Thirty Years War models can be used for either conflict: This guide tells you how. 'There were, in fact, three Civil Wars between 1642 and 1651. The first occurred between 1642 and...

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Missing Germanic Tribes Packs, Viking Models Added & Price Change

We have been sorting through our enormous catalogue of moulds to recover missing packs and models from our ranges...

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FURY OF THE NORTHMEN - The Vikings

FURY OF THE NORTHMEN - The Vikings

The Viking Myth:  If you read popular histories of the Scandinavians it is easy to assume that one-day in 790AD a new phenomenon was unleashed upon Christendom in the form of a sea-borne raid by northern barbarians upon a settled shore. This, however, could not be further from the truth. The peoples of the far north of Europe had been raiding civilisations to the south for a thousand years, first continental Celts then Baltic Germans assaulted the British Isles, followed by the Saxons, Jutes, Angles and other motley adventurers. Recent research suggests that even the Picts may have originally sailed...

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THE EARLY GERMANS: Wild Tribes of the North

German Society: We are very lucky to have some first-hand commentaries about the Germans from their initial contacts with the Romans and these appear to be borne out by archaeological evidence as accurate. From these commentaries we can build up a picture of the complex tribal society that was in place between the 1st century BC and the mid-3rd Century AD before the influences of Roman ‘civilisation’ took hold.

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