Introduced in 1944, the 7.5cm Infanteriegeschutz (meaning Infantry Gun or IG for short) 37 was based on the gun carriage of 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank gun which by this late stage of the war was effectually redundant. The gun was originally designated the 7.5cm PaK37, however this caused confusion since the weapon’s primary role was not intended as a anti-tank gun. Therefore, the designation was changed to 7.5cm IG37.

The Rebel Alliance is constantly outgunned in their war against the Empire. Since they cannot hope to match the awe-inspiring military production of a galaxy-spanning Empire, the Rebellion has turned to salvage in order to supplement their forces—such as with the AT-RTs. First introduced by the Republic during the Clone War, the All Terrain Recon Transport, or AT-RT, has since been co-opted by the Rebel Alliance to aid their war against the Empire.

The AT-RT Unit Expansion includes a single new AT-RT miniature for you to add to your Rebel army, complete with three different gun attachments that can be attached to your miniature. Along with the AT-RT, you’ll find the associated unit card and an assortment of upgrade cards for you to enhance your AT-RT and other units.This product is supplied unpainted and some assembly may be required.

This Warhammer card holder is perfect for carrying the essentials when you're low on space. Featuring the Aquila symbol in silver metallic embroidered detail on the front and the phrase "The Emperor Protects" in silver metallic foiled detail on the back, it has enough room for four cards and a slip pocket in the top for folded bank notes and receipts.

Usually depicted as an adversary of Batman, known for having a complex love-hate relationship with him. In her first appearance, she was a whip-carrying burglar with a taste for high-stake thefts. Pack Contains 1 metal Catwoman miniature

Circle Command Book Hard Cover provides the foundation you need to take up the work of this powerful and ancient order with: • Complete rules and profiles for the mighty warlocks and savage warbeasts of the Circle Orboros, including two new warlocks and a new character warbeast. • Detailed history and background information, including an in-depth look at Circle warlocks and warbeasts. • A painting guide full of tips and inspiration to help you create an army as individual as you are. • Two new theme forces that allow you to create specialized Circle Orboros armies with specific benefits.

Formulated to precisely match the colours in the existing Games Workshop Paint range, these paints are designed for use with an airbrush. Ready-thinned and usable straight from the 12ml pot.

Citadel Air: Air Paint Collection

28S-DMH-A09 is a ‘28S’ 4Ground model kit, ‘28S’ means it is highly detailed with many pre-painted parts designed for use with Dead Man's Hand.

WESTERN FIVE RAILED CORRAL FENCING

Five Railed Corral Fencing was very different to other fencing, it was much higher than most fences (though you could get seven and even nine railed) and much stronger than almost all other fencing (boarded Corral Fences/Walls were the strongest). The most obvious distinction with corral fencing was that the rails were always on the stock side, so the press of horses or cattle inside the corral would not easily ‘pop the rails’ enabling livestock to break through. Horse corrals were more than a place for breaking (teaching) young stock and mustangs to become mounts. Though corrals were often found outback of Livery Stables and alike, these corrals were usually not there for breaking horses; more often they where places in town to securely keep horses day and night. Corrals were also often used for cattle, every ranch had at least one corral, most smallholdings would also have one. To sell their livestock, Cowboys would drive their head (herd) of cattle to the train yard corral, there to be sold and loaded on to cattle freight box wagons and sent to yet another corral, though this one was outside an industrial abattoir (the growing an processing of beef was bigger than all other industries on the prairies of they Old West). A head of cattle on route to the railway yard corral was known as a ‘Load’ and those that would steel, and sell them on without having paid for the load themselves were known as ‘freeloaders’. In the dead of night, corrals kept cattle safer from ‘Freeloading Rustlers’ (rustling was making a noise to get cattle to stampede so you could steel them), as cattle in a corral had no way to run off and stampede.

28mm Scale models supplied unassembled. Miniatures not included.

Description Voyenno-morskoy flot SSSR (VMF) – i.e. The Military Maritime Fleet of the USSR, or the ‘Red Fleet’ for short. The Russian Armed forces of WWII are an interesting blend of extraordinary innovation and technical achievement, and extraordinary inexperience and foolish management of its huge forces. Russia had plenty of small ships and boats for both offensive and defensive purposes. These small ships and boats came in many shapes and sizes. A common class, over 350 being put into service, was the MO small guard ship. It stood for Maly Okhotnik, or “small hunter” and gained the nickname Moshkaor “fly”. These useful vessels were primarily built for anti-submarine work, but soon extra roles were found for them: minelaying and sweeping, convoy, patrol and even supporting ground operations. Captured craft and lend-lease British and American MTBs were used in their light flotillas. Their home-grown efforts, however, produced the peculiar looking G-5 light torpedo boats. The G-5s main strike weapon was two torpedoes, stern launched, which was rare in WWII. They were dropped tail first into the water, so a sharp turn was necessary on launch to get out of the way. Unlike most other nations, the boats carried no cannon but were armed with one 12.7mm machine gun and normally two 7.62mm MMGs. Soviet Navy Fleet The Soviet Navy then is not a glamorous fleet for the gamer. Rather it’s a solid, unsophisticated affair, with no radar, little radio, few automatic cannons or other refinements. As ever with Russian forces, quantity has a quality all its own. Your best tactic is to get in quick, torpedo your target and escape fast as you are likely to take much damage from concentrated cannon fire. Use the MO boats to support you, use minefields to hide in, and if desperate, use the threat of your terrifying if inaccurate Katyusha rocket! URRAH! The Soviet Navy Fleet Contains: 4 x G5 MTB (metal) 4 x D3 MTB (metal) 2 x Bronekaters (metal) 1 x Fugas class Minesweeper (resin and metal) 1 x Il-2 Sturmovik (metal) Ship Cards Wakes Plastic Torpedo markers

Boxed gang of 7 Lawmen including special rules card and bases. Figures are 28mm sized, made of metal and supplied unpainted.

Upgrade every move you make in the intense space battles of X-Wing with the Deluxe Movement Tools and Range Ruler! This pack contains premium plastic maneuver templates and a range ruler to upgrade the corresponding components from your X-Wing Core Set. In addition to the eleven movement templates, you’ll also find a range ruler base and four range ruler segments that can be used individually or combined to make your measurements quick and precise.

Archers were an important part of the Egyptian army, if not the most important part of all. The powerful composite bow, made from laminated strips of wood, was probably introduced by the Hyksos invaders prior to the New Kingdom, and was certainly in use by Egyptian troops from the time of Akhenaten (the Amarna period as it is often known). It was a very effective weapon that was said to be capable of shooting an arrow able to pierce a copper sheet three fingers thick.

Troops such as these fought in the campaigns of Ramesses II against the Hittites and their Canaanite allies, when the pharaoh engaged the Hittite King Muwatallis II in battle at Kadesh in 1274 BC. On that occasion they probably had little opportunity to use their deadly weapons, suddenly finding themselves ambushed by Hittite chariots emerging from concealed positions as they marched towards the Canaanite city.

These archers wear a form of laminated banded armour, probably made from stiffened cloth, and a frontal flap that covers the groin – probably also made from reinforced fabric. Their characteristic cloth headgear could be a form of padded armour, or plaited headdress, or it might be a simple cloth covering a helmet. In any case it afforded some protection for troops in the thick of battle.

This Warlord Games box set contains 16 metal miniatures

The Exemplar Knights make up a martial order of pious warriors who crusade in the name of Menoth, the Creator of Man. They are a blazing sword wielded by the clergy of the Menite faith.

Blister contains 3 28mm metal figures on horseback.

At the height of its power, the Imperial Navy deployed a wide range of ships and exceptional pilots in its effort to bring order to the galaxy and crush the Rebellion. From the legendary Soontir Fel in his TIE interceptor to the feared TIE defender pilots of Onyx Squadron, each pilot and ship had unique skills and capabilities to offer in service of the Emperor. The Galactic Empire Conversion Kit allows you to tap into the vast reserves of the Empire at the very beginning of X-Wing Second Edition. This kit contains all the components you need to upgrade your Imperial ship collection from the first edition to the second edition, including ship cards, upgrade cards, ship tokens, and maneuver dials. With the conversion kit, veteran and new players alike will be able to choose from a variety of Imperial pilots for each ship, then outfit those ships by selecting from more than one-hundred upgrade cards. All ships and upgrade cards contained in the Galactic Empire Conversion Kit will be supported by the X-Wing Second Edition squad-builder app at launch, giving you a deep pool of options for customizing each ship and squadron.

Generals Handbook 2017 is an essential toolkit of rules that you and your gaming group can use in any way you like, the General’s Handbook 2017 expands upon the rules of Warhammer Age of Sigmar – and those found in the previous iteration of the General’s Handbook – in a 158-page softback book.

The Rules

Each of these gives you, the player, massive flexibility and choice in the way games are played – they’re designed to make you and your friends masters of your own gaming tables. The different rules have massive scope for overlap; for example if you want to use the multiplayer rules for a tournament, or Matched Play rules for a narrative campaign, you’re totally free to do so.

Open Play

This is the best introduction to Warhammer Age of Sigmar and the wider world of wargaming in general. Open Play allows you to play unrestricted, even team-based and multiplayer games – all you need is your miniatures, their Warscrolls, the Warhammer Age of Sigmar rules, some dice and a tape measure. The General’s Handbook features different play styles for use with Open Play – Coalition of Death, which allows multiple players to forge alliances with an optional Game Master to watch over the ensuing carnage; Fog of War and Divine Intervention rules; and Triumph & Treachery, an every man for himself melee of 3 or more players with bribes, treacherous acts and secret objectives adding spice to your games. There are 6 different battleplans for each of these.

Narrative Play

The stories from the Mortal Realms are an important part of Warhammer Age of Sigmar – your collection of miniatures is made even more special by the rich history and thrilling tales told about them in various publications, making the hobby of collecting them an even more exciting venture. Narrative Play gives you a way to recreate the epic battles that have taken place in the Mortal Realms. The General’s Handbook shows you how to theme an army for Narrative Play, contains advice on where to find the inspirational stories that fuel the games – and how to build your own stories and play exciting games within them. This section of the book contains Time of War rules for playing Narrative battles in each of the Mortal Realms, with wildly differing play styles appropriate to their environments, with 6 battleplans. It also includes Siege Warfare – detailed rules for battles in which one player must assault the other’s stronghold, which introduces the Siege Phase. In this, the attacker can smash against the stronghold, tunnel beneath it or simply starve out their foe, who can gather supplies and counter-attack in turn; 2 battleplans for this are included.

Matched Play

Some hobbyists prefer to test their mettle in an equally-matched battle of strategy and wits, in which no advantage is conferred simply by selecting the biggest and baddest miniature in your figure case. Matched Play is the perfect solution – this provides points values for the units available in the Warhammer Age of Sigmar range, allowing you and your opponent to size each other up, decide on a points limit, deploy your armies and go to war on an equal footing. Balanced armies of course mean that there will be gamers itching to prove themselves in tournaments, and the Pitched Battle rules are expressly designed to get armies matched up and onto the table with a minimum of fuss. Does your gaming group have the whole night to play, or is time of the essence? This book has suggestions and recommendations for various sizes of gameplay an epic battle that takes a whole night, skirmish for an hour, or anything in between. Also included are rules for Ladder Campaigns – the General’s Handbook will make setting up and maintaining tournaments easy.

Also included: An exhaustive list of Allegiance Abilities for Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction armies, along with a further 15 Allegiances – Fyreslayers, Seraphon, Darkling Covens, Wanderers, Slaanesh, Skaven Pestilens, Skaven Skryre, Slaves To Darkness, Brayherd, Flesh-Eater Courts, Nighthaunt, Soulblight, Ironjawz, Free Peoples and Dispossessed.

With this book’s updated rules, it’s now possible to take 400 points of an Allied army without affecting your main force’s Allegiance Abilities – themed armies based on your collection are possible! Pitched Battle profiles for each Warscroll and Warscroll Battalion from Battletomes and Grand Alliance books available in the range at time of printing, updated following feedback from the Warhammer community – these are designed to overwrite any published prior to August 2017.

Still only produced in limited numbers, its success in battle means it will undoubtedly be seen regularly in the future.

Contains: 1 resin Schwerefeld Projektor turret and 1 plastic Panzer IV Ausf.H with standard turret option and spaced armour (known as Schürzen)

This Malifaux pack contains one Ghost Town 50mm Base Insert

Grant Armoured Troop (BBX37) includes five plastic Grant tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue, one Decal sheets and five Unit cards.

This Malifaux product contains 1x Graveyard 50mm Base Insert

Legion of Everblight Mk II Token Set. contents: this tokens pack contains 20x Fury Tokens 7x Spell Tokens 3x Upkeep Spell Tokens 5x Animus Tokens 4x Customizable Faction Tokens 3x Knocked Down Tokens 3x Dug In Tokens 3x Corpse Tokens 3x Stationary Tokens 5x Host Tokens 1x Spontaneous Mutation Token 1x Prey Token 3x Corrosion Tokens 4x Token Stands

The Ice Warriors, natives of the planet Mars, are large, imposing bipedal reptilians, housed inside biomechanical armour and armed with sonic weaponry. In the year 3000, on an Earth in the midst of a second Ice Age, a Martian spaceship is discovered frozen in the ice, housing several Ice Warriors who laid dormant for thousands of years. Later in the 30th Century, the Ice Warriors invaded Earth, trying to change the planet’s atmosphere to make it suitable for their habitation, but their plan was thwarted by the Doctor. During the 40th Century, their race eventually became peaceful, choosing to join a Galactic Federation of Earth, Mars and other planets. This boxed set contains five highly detailed pewter Ice Warrior figures, based on their appearance in the 2017 episode Empress of Mars.

For a limited time only boxes of Unit Cards will be available for each Flames Of War Mid War book.

The packs will contain one of each Unit Card that relates to their book. The packs have been designed to assist existing players that have already bought our miniatures and built their armies under previous editions and want cards to help transition to V4.

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