VitrixLtd

This fantastic set of miniatures represents Greek Hoplites of Athens and other Greek states from the 5th Century covering the wars with Persia, to the 4th century and the titanic struggle for Greek supremacy in the Peloponnesian war and the wars with Phillip and Alexander of Macedon. You get 48 superbly detailed miniatures. The detail is crisp and sharp. There are 8 head variants with different crest options to add lots of variety to your models. There are thrusting arms options, spear at rest options and sword arms. (Remember if you want to make more at rest arms, by rotating a thrusting arm 90 degrees it becomes a spear at rest position) There are 8 figures per sprue, 4 have shield arms attached and 4 have no arms attached to enable you to make the musician and other speciality positions for officers and character figures. There are cloaks and various sword scabbards to add even more character and flavour to your Hoplite miniatures. Making this set one of the finest detailed and versatile plastic sets on the market This set can be mixed with all the parts from the other 3 Hoplite sets, Spartan, Theban and Mercenary which all have their own speciality heads and options to add yet more variety to your Greek armies. Included in the box is a fantastic flyer produced for us by Great Escape Games giving you unit statistics for your Ancient Athenians to work with their Ancient Rules ‘Clash of Empires’, a superb set of rules that really capture the flavour of warfare in the ancient world.

This set contains 56 Austrian Infantry figures

• 2 officers
• 2 standard bearers
• 2 Drummers
• 2 mounted colonels
• 48 infantry 

The officers and Mounted colonels have multiple arm options adding a great amount of variety to these figures. The majority of the infantry figures (32) come in march attack pose. However there are (16) figures which can be used in march attack pose or firing, loading, advancing at porte or advancing at charge plus can be made into a sergeant figure.

This set contains 56 Austrian Landwehr figures

• 2 officers
• 2 standard bearers
• 2 Drummers
• 2 mounted colonels
• 48 infantry 

The officers and Mounted colonels have multiple arm options adding a great amount of variety to these figures. The majority of the infantry figures (32) come in march attack pose. However there are (16) figures which can be used in march attack pose or firing, loading, advancing at porte or advancing at charge plus can be made into a sergeant figure.

This box contains 60 British Highlander Infantry Centre Company

The British Peninsular Infantry Flank Company box-set contains fifty-two Napoleonic British with Stovepipe shakos and shoulder wings, and includes command figures for officers, standard bearers, NCOs, drummers, flags and fast play rules.

This box contains 52 British Peninsular Infantry Flank Company

This Victrix set represents the Carthaginian Citizen Infantry that were recruited to swell the numbers of the regular Carthaginian military. they were unarmoured but were equipped with helmets shields and spears.

This Victrix set contains 21 citizen infantry and 3 command.

This superb set of miniatures represents French foot artillery from 1804 to 1812.

This Victrix set contains: A choice of 8pdr or 12 pdr guns for the Gribeauval system.

15 highly detail crew figures with a choice of bicornes to represent artillery from 1804 to 1806 or covered and uncovered shakos for line artillery from 1806 to 1812.

Also Guard artillery bearskin heads and arms with fringed epaulettes to represent Imperial Guard foot artillery.

Featuring sixty miniatures in marching, advancing and firing line poses, with separate heads full of Gallic character and wearing bicorne hats, this set is ideal for the early French Napoleonic campaigns fought in Italy, Austria and Poland. Around 1800 the French wore a slightly longer jacket than the one featured in this set, but in 28mm this is hardly noticeable. Therefore, it is possible to use these figures for the earliest of Napoleonic campaigns such as Marengo and Hohenlinden.

This box contains 60 French Napoleonic Infantry 1804-1807

Gallic Naked Fanatics Victrix often fought naked wearing nothing but a sword belt and scabbard. They decorated themselves with flowing moustaches and spiked their hair with lime that caused it to turn blond. The Gauls were markedly biggar and more muscular than their Mediterranean adversaries. This set has many head and arm options and weapons include swords, spears and javelins plus a good variety of shields. This set contains 24 figures including arm options to create command figures.