28mm Historical

Konflikt 47: Schreckwulfen

One of the more stable and successful Axis Rift-tech genetic enhancement projects combines human and canine DNA, creating the Schreckwulfen - hulking beasts with a strong resemblance to the mythological werewolf. Utterly terrifying in combat,...

Soviet IS-2 Heavy Tank

With both heavy firepower and staying power, the IS-2 Heavy Tank is fantastic addition to any Soviet Armoured Platoon. The Iosef Stalin tank was designed to replace the old KV heavy tank and was a far better-designed machine with thick frontal...

Bolt Action Objective Marker Set - Crates

Battlefield scenarios often make the difference between victory and defeat on the table top; whether capturing a strategic position, raiding an ammo cache or recovering a vital Intelligence asset having a physical representation of your objective(s) will...

Polish-Lithuanian mercenary pikemen

Alongside the hadjuk infantry, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth often employed foreign mercenaries to fill gaps in native manpower. These troops were often recruited from the German states. and also recruited from local levies. Tactically the Poles...

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry command

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm. During...

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets reloading

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm. During...

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth later infantry with muskets firing

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's military was divided into national and foreign contingents, with the majority being recruited from with within the Commonwealth. The reputation of the infantry was distant second in reputation to the cavalry arm...

Polish-Lithuanian levy cavalry command

In the 16th century the introduction of gunpowder and firearms made the medieval armoured cavalry obsolete. The standing army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was gradually converted to other, more modern forms of cavalry...

Polish-Lithuanian levy cavalry with muskets

In the 16th century the introduction of gunpowder and firearms made the medieval armoured cavalry obsolete. The standing army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was gradually converted to other, more modern forms of cavalry...

Polish-Lithuanian levy cavalry with sabres

In the 16th century the introduction of gunpowder and firearms made the medieval armoured cavalry obsolete. The standing army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was gradually converted to other, more modern forms of cavalry...

Polish Winged Hussars Regiment

The Polish Winged Hussars are amongst the most famous and easily recognisable units in history. They originated from exiled Balkan light cavalry that came to Poland in the early 1500s. The Polish Winged Hussars became much more heavily...

Hajduks Regiment

The Polish army had a strong Hungarian influence, due to the close ties between the two nations. In addition to the iconic Winged Hussars, some of the Polish infantry also had their origins in Hungary and the Balkans. These infantry were...

Pancerni heavy cavalry regiment

The towarzysz pancerny (armoured companions) cavalry, often shortened to pancerni, were medium cavalry that were not as heavily armed or armoured as the Winged Hussars. They were distinguished by wearing chainmail armour throughout the...

Ottoman Sipahi Cavalry Regiment

Cavalry was an important part of all armies during the Pike & Shotte era and were especially important in the Ottoman army. Although skilled horsemen throughout their history, the Ottomans had never fully embraced heavy cavalry in the fashion...

Ottoman Janissaries Regiment

The Janissaries (from the Turkish for ‘new soldier’) were the elite infantry of the Ottoman Empire. The Janissary Corps was founded in 1383 by Sultan Murad I to provide him with well-disciplined and loyal troops for his expansionist campaigns...

The Highest Throne (The Ottoman Wars) Pike & Shotte supplement with Kara Mustafa Pasha book miniature

The Highest Throne covers the warfare between the Ottoman empire and their European adversaries throughout the 1500 and 1600s. It is a time of myths, legends, and battles that resonate even today and shaped European history. Within this supplement are...

German Heavy Weapons Platoon (Plastic)

Get the support weapons to the front! German troops were well equipped with support weaponry, with two of the most notable examples being emplaced machine guns and mortars. The 'universal' MG 34 and 42 machine guns, when mounted on the 'Lafette' tripod,...

German Pak 40 Anti-Tank Gun (Plastic)

Bring up the anti-tank gun! The PaK 40 served as Germany's main anti-tank gun throughout the latter part of World War II. A powerful 75mm weapon, it remained effective against the majority of Allied tanks until the very end of the war, and was used in...

ZiS-3 DIvisional Gun with Soviet Naval Brigade Crew

The big guns are ready to fire in support of your Soviet Naval Brigade! The ZiS-3 was a fantastically versatile field gun, used in massive numbers by Soviet forces. Accurate enough to be effectively fired over open sights in addition to its primary role...

Soviet Naval Brigade Medium Mortar Team

Kill that tank! Soviet infantry were often confronted head-on with enemy armour, particularly in the brutal meat-grinder of Stalingrad. Without supporting heavy weaponry, they were forced to improvise and adapt new tactics for destroying enemy vehicles...

Soviet Naval Brigade ‘Tank Hunters’ Anti-Tank Team

Kill that tank! Soviet infantry were often confronted head-on with enemy armour, particularly in the brutal meat-grinder of Stalingrad. Without supporting heavy weaponry, they were forced to improvise and adapt new tactics for destroying enemy vehicles...

Soviet Naval Brigade Anti-Tank Rifle Team

Bring up some anti-tank punch! The Soviet Union made extensive use of anti-tank rifles throughout the war, finding them to be effective and versatile weapons that allowed infantry to engage armoured vehicles at range without having to resort to expensive...

Soviet Naval Brigade Forward Observer Team

Call in fire support for your Soviet Naval Brigade! Soviet forces, including the Naval Brigades, benefited from enormous amounts of indirect fire support from the 'god of war' - their long-range artillery. With truly stunning numbers of gun and rocket...

Soviet Naval Brigade Weapon Teams

Get your Soviet Naval Brigade the support they need! The Naval Brigades made effective use of the full range of infantry weapons afforded to them in the bitter crucible of street-fighting. Flamethrowers proved a lethal way to clear basements and...

Gurkha Platoon Commanders

Lead your Gurkhas into the fray! With Gurkha units so renowned for their prowess in close assaults, the men commanding them had to be both brave and fit enough to keep up with their troops! This set gves you four Warlord Resin miniatures, representing...

Gurkha HQ

Give your Gurkhas the order to attack! While Gurkha units are most famed for their lethal abilities at close quarters, they were also solid professional soldiers, capable of complex operations and accomplishing a wide variety of missions. Naturally,...

British Heavy Weapons Platoon (Plastic)

Stoic in defence and methodical in attack, the British Army relied on its heavy weapons to support the infantry and keep the enemy’s heads down. The 3 inch medium mortar was the mainstay of the British Army’s Support Companies, providing...

British 6-Pounder AT Gun (Plastic)

Introduced into the British Army in North Africa in April 1942 and seeing action the following month, the QF 6-pounder made an immediate impact on the battefield. In the Gazala battles it proved able to take on any Axis tank at useful engagement...

Gurkha Heavy Weapons Team

Heavy weapons to the front! The Indian Army was well provisioned with a wide range of heavy weaponry, with two of the most common being the .303 Vickers machine gun, and the 3-inch mortar - the cornerstones of direct and indirect fire support. Gurkha...

Gurkha Weapons Team

Get the support weapons forward! In the claustrophobic jungle conditions encountered in the Far East, lighter support weapons became hugely useful for patrolling and small-scale engagements. Gurkha forces made good use of all available equipment to...

Ayo Gurkha! - Gurkha Starter Army

Send in the Gurkhas! The Gurkha regiments of the Indian Army were some of the most famous (and feared) Commonwealth troops of the Second World War. Recruited from mountainous Nepal, and wielding the lethal Kukri knives, Gurkhas proved to be tough,...

Gurkha Infantry Platoon

Ayo Gorkhali! The Gurkhas are upon you! From the mountains of Nepal, the Gurkhas have earned a reputation as some of the most fearsome and lethal troops of the Commonwealth and Empire. This box contains 30 infantry models in jungle uniforms, allowing you...