28mm Historical

French Marines

Pack contains 6 metal foot figures Note: Supplied unpainted

Iroquois Warriors

Pack contains 6 metal foot figures Note: Supplied unpainted

American Colonial Rangers

Pack contains 6 metal foot figures Note: Supplied unpainted

Last of the Mohicans

Contains: 6 metal figures Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Compagnie Franches De La Marine

Boxed set contains 20 metal figures - 1 Captain and 19 French soldiers armed with muskets Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

French Regular Infantry

Contains 18 metal models - 12 musketeers and a 6 man command group. Also comes with a full-colour background leaflet containing various flags Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

British Regular Infantry

Contains 18 metal models - 12 musketeers and a 6 man command group. Also comes with a full-colour background leaflet containing various flags. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Indian War Party

Contains 18 metal Woodland Indians and 1 Indian Sachem. Also comes with a full-colour background leaflet Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Models may vary in poses and gear from those shown.

Napoleonic French Starter Army (Peninsular Campaign)

Contains: 96 French Line infantry 12 French Chasseurs à Cheval cavalry Officer on horse 6-pdr cannon Full-colour flag sheets Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Napoleonic French Starter Army (Waterloo Campaign)

Contains: 84 French Line infantry 28 French Light infantry 12 French Line Lancers Officer on horse 6-pdr cannon Full-color flag sheets Waterslide decal sheets Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Napoleonic French Imperial Guard Foot Artillery howitzer firing

The Howitzer was the go to gun ideally used break open formations and fortified locations prior to and in support of an attack. Contains 1 Metal Howitzer and 4 crew in firing positions. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Napoleonic French Imperial Guard Foot Artillery 12 - pdr firing

The 12-pounder was the heavy gun, ideally used offensively to break open formations as a prelude to foot attack, and was used to deadly effect by their very capable crews. Stout and resolute, the gunners would fight ferociously if their precious guns...

Napoleonic French Imperial Guard Foot Artillery 6 - pdr firing

The 6-pounder became the standard gun for light artillery batteries from 1805, and was used to deadly effect by their very capable crews. Stout and resolute, the gunners would fight ferociously if their precious guns were threatened. Contains 1 Metal gun...

Napoleonic Late French Command

Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Polish Line Light Horse Lancers

The Poles have been excellent horsemen for generations and in their innumerable clashes with Russia had learned to fight the lance-armed Cossacks, equipping themselves with a 9-foot wooden lance with a wicked spear point and coloured guidon beneath the...

Marlborough's Wars Artillery Battery

The effective use of Artillery during this period was still in its infancy. Most guns were heavy and cumbersome, and once deployed usually did not move again during the battle. Trained artillery men were also rare, with soldiers from the ranks often...

Cavalry of the Sun King

Some cavalry units used their modern tactics but others stuck to their traditional methods, such as the Duke of Marlborough's cavalry, they were ordered to charge headlong with swords drawn to maximise the shock of impact. Within this boxed set you will...

Cavalry of the Grand Alliance

Cavalry tactics during the period were in transition. Some cavalry were still firing their pistols at the enemy to disrupt their formation before closing at the trot, a tactic that had proved successful against pike armed infantry. Within this boxed set...

Infantry of the Sun King

An army is also a symbol of their king, his prestige and majesty so it's only right that the King Louis' own army will be the most powerful within Europe to represent him as the most powerful king. His men will deliver the Spanish throne to him, no...

Infantry of the Grand Alliance

Infantry formed the main back bone of any force within the history known world, the man makes the army. Drilled to near perfection, trained to withstand anything and fighting for a just cause, these men are determined to fight and die for their country...

Marlborough's Wars Starter Army

Fought between 1701 and 1714, the War of the Spanish Succession began with a dispute between King Louis XIV of France and Emperor Leopold I of Austria about who should inherit the vacant throne of Spain. Before long a ‘Grand Alliance’ of countries,...

Unmarried Zulu Impi

Usuthu! The feared Zulu warcry of 'Kill!' shouted by hundreds of brave, fierce warriors would put fear into the hearts of most men. The men shouting this battle-cry have a lot to prove as they are the unmarried warriors of the Zulu impis. Zulu tradition...

Married Zulu Impi

The Zulu army was a formidable foe. Well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped for campaigns, the Zulu regiments were the terror of Africa. Created by the great Shaka, founder of the nation, each regiment was composed of small companies who trained...

Natal Native Contingent Regiment

Largely being used as support for the Main British forces in South Africa they became the main defense force against the Zulu forces. Recruited from the local populace, mainly from the Basuto and Mponso tribes, this force excelled in dealing with Zulu...

Prussian Landwehr Regiment (1813

The Landwehr were militia formed from teenagers through to men in their forties. They were plucked from their fields, shops and offices and enrolled into the Prussian military machine to enlarge the forces that could finally depose Napoleon, the Tyrant...

Russian Line Infantry (1809

Despite, or quite possibly, because of, the harsh conditions they were brought up in, the Russian soldier was stubborn, resilient and unflinching. The Russian infantryman played decisive roles in each of the great battles against the French and their...

Napoleonic French Line Lancers

In 1809, at the battle of Wagram, some Polish light horse fighting for Napoleon seized lances from Austrian Uhlan prisoners and used them with good effect. Impressed by their use, Bonaparte ordered nine regiments to be formed, six of them clothed in...

French Hussars (1808

Napoleonic warfare saw bewildering varieties of exotic uniforms worn by the various armies that marched and fought in the early 19th century. There were none so exotic and magnificent as the Hussar regiments of the French army. These dashing light...

Late French Light Infantry

Each boxed set contains: 24 plastic French infantry Metal command group (2 officers, standard bearer, and a drummer) Standard poles and finials Full colour background leaflet containing several flags. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Polish Vistula Legion

The Vistula Legion was perhaps the most famous of the many foreign units in French service under Napoleon. Formed in Silesia in February 1807 from an infantry regiment and cavalry regiment in the service of the Kingdom of Naples, it was initially named...

Colonial Militia Men

America was a dangerous place to live in the 18th century, the communities feeling under real or imagined danger from Indian attack or forays from France or Spain. The British army in America was tiny, so much of the defence was traditionally performed...

Continental Army Infantry Regiment

George Washington had served in the Crown forces against the French, and knew full well how the British regulars fought. He also knew that his militias and Minutemen, although numerous and individually brave, would not stand against the British Redcoat...