The Ladders Set is made from 3mm MDF, easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop. Great scenery to use with Infinity, Halo: Ground Command, and 28-35mm wargames. Models supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

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Cursed City (Hardback)

This impressive Warhammer 40,000 kit can be used to make either a Land Speeder Vengeance, with its plasma storm battery, or a Ravenwing Darkshroud with its semi-religious iconography.

Each model comes with three Space Marines positioned in the front, middle and rear of the vehicle.

This Warhammer 40,000 kit has 88 components, a flying base and two flying stems with which to make either a Land Speeder Vengeance or a Ravenwing Darkshroud.

The Warhammer 40,000 kit is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Games Workshop Plastic Glue and Games Workshop Paints.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 14x Large Base Magnets

The Large Crate is made from 3mm MDF and 1mm greyboard, easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop. Great scenery to use with Infinity and 28-35mm wargames. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results. Contains 2 crates.

The Large Wall is made from 3mm MDF, easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop. Great scenery to use with Infinity and 28-35mm wargames. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

The Laser Defence Platform is made from 3mm wood, easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop. Great scenery to use with Infinity and 28-35mm wargames. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

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16 x Late Roman Horse Cataphract figures

We use the term Cataphract to describe a heavily armoured cavalrymen, covered from head to foot in armour of mail, scales and plates, sitting on a fully armoured horse.

Scale armour was often of metal scales such as iron or bronze but could also be made of horn, bone or hardened leather which could be in various colours such as red and green.

The horses often had an elaborate head piece to protect its face and a mesh to defend the eyes. These could be of various metals or leather.

The first regiments of Cataphractarii were introduced by the Emperor Trajan in the early 2nd Century.

We see a marked increase in Regiments of Cataphratarii in the Roman army from the reign of the Emperor Constantius II during the early to middle 4th Century as they came more and more into conflict with the Sassanid Persian empire who employed large numbers of Cataphracts and Clibanarii.

Cataphracts would go into combat at the trot rather than the charge, as they were so heavy, charging would tire the horse out quickly. This also helped keep the advancing line steady for maximum impact of the long Kontos (lance) They would joust and fence with the long Kontos and revert to sword or axe when the Kontos broke. The are records of kontos blades decapitating heads with a thrust or a swipe!

Infantry feared the Cataphract charge and had to form dense defensive blocks to prevent them breaking through.

These fabulous figures can be made with either Kontos upright or Kontos levelled and have numerous head variants. The horses are in trotting poses and covered in wonderfully crisp scale armour with various head options. The whole effect will give you a varied and dynamic regiment of Cataphracts to strike fear into the opponents.

What you get in the set

16 x Riders and horses
8 x Different horse head options. Separate tails to add a little more movement to the models.
13 x head options for the riders.
16 x axes to hang from the right of the saddle and 16 x swords in scabbards.
Draco standard bearer arm option.
The rider bodies are depicted in various armour styles including mail, lamellar and scales. The arms and legs are covered in flexible, tubular metal rings.
Each rider has two arm pose options. Either upright Kontos or Kontos at the level.

12 x Late Roman Horse Archer figures

12 superbly detailed and animated models shooting to the front, side and rear representing the agility of these skilled mounted skirmishers. They come equipped with a powerful composite bow, bow case, arrow quiver, sword and small round shield strapped to their upper left arm.

The Romans steadily increased the use of mounted horse archers in the army as they came into conflict with more and more Stepp nomad peoples who excelled with the use of the bow, as well as having to face the arrow storms of Sassanid Persian Horse archers. Many of the Roman horse archer units were recruited from the very enemies they had to face.

The Notia Dignitatum a late Roman document listing the units of the Western and Eastern halves of the Empire lists nine units of light horse archers. There was probably a considerable amount more units in the Eastern Half of the Empire but the information is not as complete for this part of the Empire, but makes sense since most horse archer enemies were in the east.

These miniatures don’t have to be restricted to just use as Late Romans. They can be used as Early Byzantines representing the men that fought for Belisarius against the Sassanids and the reconquest of Italy from the Goths. And they can be used as Palmyran horse archers. Palmyra was a client state of Rome based in Syria. They acted as a buffer state against the Sassanid Empire and scored a notable victory over the Sassanids under their king Odenathus.

The Late Roman army was a fearsome foe. Its use of mixed arms, infantry and cavalry gave it flexibility and strength.

PACK CONTENTS

12 riders and 12 horses
The torso is separate to the lower body so you can swap torsos onto alternative lower legs and rotate the torso to create more poses.
A selection of powerful composite bow arms either being drawn back to shoot, loosed or being loaded.
There is a selection of Bow cases and arrow quivers, plus small round shields to strap to the upper left arm and sword scabbards.
There is a standard bearer option of an arm holding a Draco standard.
The horse frames contain water canteens and bed rolls as optional extras. You do not use the javelin cases on these figures (These can be used as spare parts on other miniatures)

12 x Late Roman Light Cavalry Figures

Reinforce your army with these exceptional additions to our Late Roman range. These finely detailed models pay homage to the fearless horsemen who played a vital role in Roman military strategy, excelling in scouting, relentless harassment of adversaries, and the pursuit of routed foes.

Recruited from all over the Empire, North Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Germania etc, some of these cavalrymen retained the distinctive national look such as the Equites Mauri Feroces “Ferocious Moors”! Or the Equites Mauri Alites “Swift Moors”! We have given these heads a North African look and given them a hairstyle very similar to the Numidians.

What you get:

6 Sprues (3 rider sprues and 3 horse sprues) = 12 riders and 12 horses.
3 Shield types, small round, large oval and medium sized oval. Enough to equip each figure in the set the same.
39 Heads
Sword, Javelin and Spear arm options
Vexilum and Draco standard bearer options, plus musician arm options.

Fighting from the beaches of Normandy, through Belgium, Holland and into Germany, this British armoured division army box set will give you 11x Sherman M4A4's, 3x Sherman Fireflies, 4x M5 Halftracks, 34x Infantry figures, including 3x Bren teams, Command, 1x Piat team, 1x 2 inch light mortar team and 1x mixed base sprue.

The German Light infantry support gun mark18 was a short-barrelled 75mm howitzer. It was used throughout the war in most theatres and gave good quality, much needed support to the hard-pressed Infantry. It could be towed by light tractor, or even pulled by hand into position where its low profile, small size and rapid fire made it a useful addition to the frontline strength.

Warlord's model captures its stubby outline nicely and with its action-packed 3 man crew is an obvious addition to any force.

Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.

Contains 3 metal crew and artillery piece

Contents:
1 leIG 18 Infantry Gun
3 metal crew members