| This set contains 56 Austrian Infantry figures
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| British Foot Artillery. This contains 3 British Artillery Pieces 4x British Short 6-pdr barrels 4 British Long 6-pdr barrels 4 British 9-pdr barrels 4 British Howitzer barrels 3 British Artillery Limbers 15 British Artillery Crew 15 British Stovepipe Shako options 15 British Belgic Shako options |
| VX0025 - British Household Cavalry 1812-1815 This highly detailed set has multiple head and arm options to make a varied and dynamic unit of charging British Household Cavalry, including a command frame with trumpeter and Officer. These can represent the Royal Horse Guards (wearing a blue uniform) and the 1st and 2nd Life Guards (wearing a red uniform) As well as fighting in the Peninsula war they were heavily engaged during the Waterloo campaign in 1815. They helped screen the armies withdrawal from Quatra Bras and suffered many casualties as part of Lord Somersets Brigade at Waterloo itself (losing 320 men out of 696) Whats in the box? 12 x Figures (including an officer and musician) 3 x Main Frame 1 x Command Frame |
| This set includes 60 high quality 28mm miniatures. The Dacians were a Warlike people living in and around the Carpathian mountains. The Greeks called them the Getae. The main Dacian warrior type was armed with a spear and shield and maybe a sword or knife. They also used quite a lot of archers but the main weapon feared by the Romans was the dreaded Falx. A two handed scythe type weapon, capable of taking off a mans arm in one blow or piecing the top of helmets as it came down over the Roman shield. The Dacians were very good craftsman and metal smiths and so nobles would wear armour of mail or scales and elaborate helmets. Quite a bit of captured Roman equipment would be used also. 60 figure set 2 X Command Frame 6 X Main Frame Multiple head, arm, weapon options including the dreaded Falx Set includes Dacian archers Shield transfers designed by LittleBigMenStudios Often allied with Germanic tribes Parts from this set are interchangeable with parts from Victrix’s Germanic Warriors set |
| This pack includes 48 shields. This separate pack will allow you to carry out conversions or replace metal shields with plastic shields. The shields are designed to go with the Victrix range of LBMS Vikings, Saxon & Rus shield transfers. |
| This pack includes 48 shields. This separate pack will allow you to carry out conversions or replace metal shields with plastic shields. The shields are designed to go with the Victrix range of LBMS Norman shield transfers. |
| This fabulous set represents Napoleons lancers of the Guard, The Polish (Blue) and Dutch (Red) regiments. They fought in Spain, Europe and Russia and finally at Waterloo with great distinction. You can also use these for numerous other nations lancers with a little conversion work you can make Prussians, Polish Line Lancers, Lancers De Berg and Russian lancers to name but a few! We think this is one of our greatest sets to date, the detail is superb and the figures are packed with animation and character. Whats in the bag? 12 x Figures - 3 x Main Frame 1 x Command Frame |
| There are 28 heads per frame and 2 frames per pack giving you 56 hard plastic heads to adorn your Victrix Spartan, Theban, Athenian, Mercenary and Macedonian sets. Due to them being plastic we have been able to separate the crests off on a lot of the heads so you can swap crest styles from head to head to create more variants. Helmet styles include, Corinthian, Attic, Illyrian, Chalcidian, Thracian, Pylos and Phrygian with a mix of crests including high stilted and transverse plus a very ornate double head crest. These will add some great variety to Greek armies! |
| This exceptional 36 figure set of 28mm hard plastic Late Romans has superbly detailed figures and a myriad of additional parts allowing hundreds of options when building the figures. This set of Late Romans can also be used as Arthurians, Early Byzantines and Goths/Germanic warriors. Coming soon to this Late Roman range: Heavy Cavalry, Light Cavalry, Horse Archers and Cataphracts.. Whats in the bag? 36 x figures 5 x Warrior Main Frame (Armoured bodies) 1 x Command Frame (mostly armoured bodies) 5 x Head Frames 38 x Head options 28mm sized plastic figures, supplied unassembled and unpainted. |
| 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 |
| Following the huge success of the German Infantry set, we had endless requests for a set which had more of the heavy weapons sprue... so we did just that. Using the same frames from the original set, this will contain 3 heavy weapons sprues, and 2 of the main infantry sprues, allowing you to build a huge number of heavy weapons support troops. This set allows you to build up to: 3 x MG42's on tripod (+crew) 3 x 81mm mortars (+crew) 4 x MG42 on bipod 3 x Panzerschreks 9 x Panzerfausts Plus regular infantry with MP40's, STG44's & riflemen Every figure in your platoon can be made differently as we have provided a lot of arm and head options for you to choose from. There are plenty of MG42’s and a good selection of MP40’s and StG 44’s. Separate stick grenades and hands holding stick grenades are included so any figure can be converted with these items. The figures are wearing Zeltbahns and camo smocks. This distinguishes them as some of the better trained, equipped and motivated German soldiers from 1944 to 1945 such as Panzer Grenadiers. We have a mix of helmets, some with covers and some uncovered plain steel helmets and some filed caps and bare heads to add masses of variety to your platoon. What do you get? Figure 1 options, can be armed with rifle, throwing stick grenade, acting as loader for MG42 on bipod and holding binoculars Figure 2 options, can be armed with MP40 or StG 44 Figure 3 options, can be armed with rifle in various poses, firing Panzerfaust or holding a projectile for the Panzerschreck Figure 4 options, can be armed wit rifle in various poses and also carrying ammo tins for the MG42 Figure 5 options, can be armed with rifles in various poses and holding binoculars Figure 6 options, can be armed with rifle in various poses and holding Panzerfaust, ammo tin or medic bags. He also has two alternate right legs to add yet more variety to the pose Figure 7 options, can be armed with rifle, rifle grenade, Panzerschreck and radio operator Figure 8 options, can be armed with rifle in various poses, rifle grenade and Panzerfaust Figure 9 options, can be armed with MP40, StG 44 OR MG42. Has multiple specific head options including officers cap and binoculars Figure 10 options, can be armed with rifle, rifle with scope as sniper and MG42 lying prone 81mm mortar and team. A kneeling figure can be sighting the mortar or holding a mortar shell. Also a standing figure with holding mortar shell variants. This also comes with ammo boxes for mortar shells MG42 on tripod and team. Both figures kneeling, 1 figure fires the MG42 and the other is the second man helping feed the ammo belt into the MG42. We have spent a lot of time making sure the figures are accurate in their dress and equipment and would really like to thank the experts who have helped us in this task. Also we have ensured that the figures scale well with other popular WW2 models that people may have in their collections. |
| Late War German Infantry & Heavy Weapons 1944-7945 Wow this ones a big one, we know you have all been waiting for this set! We have never poured so much energy into a set before, and we couldn't have asked for a better result. This is a mammoth of a set, with 14 unique body designs, and 28 unique heads! This set lets you build: Full infantry platoon of 30 men (+15 Heavy Weapons & Support Figures) Heavy Weapons figures 81mm mortar Tripod mounted MG42 Panzerschreck Multiple Panzerfaust options Other support figures Radio operators Medics Ammo carriers Officers Snipers Every figure in your 30 man platoon can be made differently as we have provided a lot of arm and head options for you to choose from. There are plenty of MG42’s and a good selection of MP40’s and StG 44’s. Separate stick grenades and hands holding stick grenades are included so any figure can be converted with these items. The figures are wearing Zeltbahns and camo smocks. This distinguishes them as some of the better trained, equipped and motivated German soldiers from 1944 to 1945 such as Panzer Grenadiers. We have a mix of helmets, some with covers and some uncovered plain steel helmets and some filed caps and bare heads to add masses of variety to your platoon. |
| Whether you're using them as part of the Early or Late Achaemenid Empire, the Armoured Archers are an essential unit in any Persian army. Position them behind a wall of Spara or use them as skirmishers to harass the enemy, the choice is yours. 30 figure set 24 Archers 6 Command figures (including Officers, Standard Bearers and Musicians) Multiple head, arm and weapon options Set includes Sparas and spare arrows Shield and quiver transfers designed by LittleBigMenStudios Can be used in armies to fight the Greeks, Macedonians, Ancient Indians, Scythians, and themselves in numerous civil wars 28mm sized hard plastic figures, supplied unpainted. |
| Lead the charge with the Persian Unarmoured Cavalry. These are an essential part of any Persian army. 12 figure set Multiple head, arm and weapon options Can be used as tribal levies and colonist cavalry Compatible with LBMS transfers Can be used in armies to fight the Greeks, Macedonians, Ancient Indians, Scythians, and themselves in numerous civil war 28mm sized figures, supplied unpainted. |
| This set includes 30 highly detailed plastic miniatures. Whether you're using them as part of the Early or Late Achaemenid Empire, the Unarmoured Spearman are an essential unit in any Persian army. Use the formidable combination of spear and spara to keep your enemy at bay. 30 figure set 24 Unarmoured Spearman 6 Command figures (including Officers, Standard Bearers and Musicians) Multiple head, arm and weapon options Set includes Sparas Can be used in armies to fight the Greeks, Macedonians, Ancient Indians, Scythians, and themselves in numerous civil wars |
| A narrative-driven skirmish game set in the Viking Age and early medieval period, where every battle tells a story. "Protect the village. Or burn it to the ground." Will you stand your ground, defending your people, treasures, and livestock from invading raiders? Or will you storm the enemy’s lands, loot their riches, and set fire to everything in your path? Pillage throws you into the heart of the action, climb, swim, fight, and make every decision count. What is Pillage? Whether you’re storming enemy villages in search of loot or defending your home from fire and steel, Pillage blends fast-paced mechanics with rich, cinematic moments. Climb towers, dive into rivers, rescue civilians, or set the world ablaze, no two games are ever the same. With its emphasis on storytelling, terrain, and objective-based play, Pillage turns your miniatures into heroes, cowards, and legends in a saga of your own making. Explore a system that is both accessible and deep, designed to recreate the iconic battles of the period: raids and pillaging. Burn villages, capture loot or future slaves, adapt your strategy to the weather, embark on your Longship, or defend your sacred relics from northern invaders! This book focuses on the period from the 793 raid on Lindisfarne Abbey to the Battle of Hastings in 1066, but it can easily be adapted to conflicts from Antiquity through to the end of the Middle Ages.It is a time of upheaval and conquest, a world where kingdoms are forged at the tip of a spear, where raiders strike without warning, and where glory means securing a place of honour alongside one's god. Average game duration: 1 to 2 hoursTable size: 48" x 48" Miniatures: 15-30 warriors representing one of the seven factions Bases Sizes: Infantry - 25mm round, Cavalry - 40mm Round (25mm x 50mm will also work) Designed for both new and veteran players |
| VXE008 - Market Stall (Medieval & Dark Ages) From tables and stools to baskets of food, cooking pots, and serving dishes, this kit provides everything needed to create a lively marketplace or camp supply area. Ideal for use with Pillage or any historical or fantasy setting. The Market Stall set contains: 2 x Market stalls The barrels, pottery, furniture, and tools all take cues from authentic designs from foldable market stalls and sturdy feasting tables to clay furnaces, baskets, and sacks of grain. Even the poultry basket is based on period examples, made to hold a hand-painted chicken. |
| Treasures & Chests -Dark Age & Medieval Loot Enrich your Dark Age and Medieval games (including Pillage of course) with this beautiful collection of treasure pieces and lootable objects. This set includes an assortment of chests, caskets, religious items and decorative artefacts ideal for scenario objectives, tabletop dressing, or narrative play. This set contains: 45 Treasures & Artefacts 24 Chests Content breakdown: Chests and caskets of various sizes, inspired by archaeological finds from Birka, Hedeby, Mastermyr, and Oseberg, complete with authentic rivet detail, hinges and period-appropriate locking mechanisms. Crosses, chalices, Bibles, and candlesticks, alongside carved wooden panels and ornate decorative pieces. A Carolingian-inspired inlaid Bible, wood panel, and casket based on surviving examples. A 9th-century Irish cross, reflecting the renowned craftsmanship of early Irish silverwork. A saint-inlaid Anglo-Saxon casket, plus goblets modelled on 9th–10th century designs. Where historical examples were scarce, such as with candlesticks, we blended later Medieval and subtle Byzantine influences to create pieces that still fit seamlessly into the period aesthetic. Whether used as scenario objectives, treasure markers, or immersive tabletop scenery, this set will bring richly detailed Dark Age flavour to any game. |
| Raid and conquer neighboring lands with your Norman warband. This box gives you a flexible force of fierce warriors, cavalry and crossbowmen. A perfect starter army for Pillage or other skirmish games. 6 Command Figures (Warlords, Standard Bearers) 8 Armoured Infantry, 8 Unarmoured Infantry 4 Mounted Knights 6 Norman Crossbowmen Transfers & Bases sold separately |
| Ambush and raid from the east with your Rus warband. This set offers a balanced mix of tough warriors and archers. A perfect starter army for Pillage or other skirmish games. 18 Unarmoured Warriors 12 Armoured Warriors (Including Warlord & Standard Bearers) 6 Archers or Slingers Transfers & Bases sold separately |
| Protect your lands, animals and treasures from invaders with your Saxon warband. This set contains a versatile selection of formidable warriors, cavalry and archers. A perfect starter army for Pillage or other skirmish games. 6 Command Figures (Warlords, Standard Bearers) 8 Armoured Infantry, 8 Unarmoured Infantry 4 Unarmoured Saxon Cavalry 6 Archers & Slingers Transfers & Bases sold separately |
| Treasures & Chests -Dark Age & Medieval Loot Enrich your Dark Age and Medieval games (including Pillage of course) with this beautiful collection of treasure pieces and lootable objects. This set includes an assortment of chests, caskets, religious items and decorative artefacts ideal for scenario objectives, tabletop dressing, or narrative play. This set contains: 45 Treasures & Artefacts 24 Chests Content breakdown: Chests and caskets of various sizes, inspired by archaeological finds from Birka, Hedeby, Mastermyr, and Oseberg, complete with authentic rivet detail, hinges and period-appropriate locking mechanisms. Crosses, chalices, Bibles, and candlesticks, alongside carved wooden panels and ornate decorative pieces. A Carolingian-inspired inlaid Bible, wood panel, and casket based on surviving examples. A 9th-century Irish cross, reflecting the renowned craftsmanship of early Irish silverwork. A saint-inlaid Anglo-Saxon casket, plus goblets modelled on 9th–10th century designs. Where historical examples were scarce, such as with candlesticks, we blended later Medieval and subtle Byzantine influences to create pieces that still fit seamlessly into the period aesthetic. Whether used as scenario objectives, treasure markers, or immersive tabletop scenery, this set will bring richly detailed Dark Age flavour to any game. |
| Raid, plunder, and set the enemies settlements alight with your Viking warband. This box gives you a flexible force of fierce warriors and archers. A perfect starter army for Pillage or other skirmish games. 6 Command Figures (Warlords, Berserkers, & Standard Bearers) 12 Armoured Vikings, 12 Unarmoured Vikings 6 Archers or Slingers Transfers & Bases sold separately |
| 24 x Scots/Picts Archers & Crossbowmen This versatile plastic set contains 6 sprues and represents Pict and Scots missile troops from the Late Roman period through to the Viking Age, covering two distinct and popular wargaming eras. The figures can be equipped with bows or crossbows, with options for every model. Poses include shooting, loading, at rest and just loosed. A wide selection of heads, cloaks and hoods allows you to create varied and characterful skirmishers. The Picts, who dominated northern Scotland from the 3rd century A.D., used archers to support their massed spearmen and to launch sudden ambushes. Fighting in rough terrain, they relied on concealment, mobility and surprise to unsettle their enemies. There is evidence that the Picts used an early form of crossbow similar to the late Roman arcuballista, though whether it was used primarily for hunting or warfare remains uncertain. |
| 36 x Scots/Picts Warriors This versatile plastic set contains 6 sprues that represent unarmoured Pict warriors of the Late Roman period and Scots warriors of the Viking Age, covering two distinct and popular wargaming eras. Armed with long spears or javelins, plus swords and axes, the figures can be assembled as massed spear formations, skirmishers, or tight shield walls. Distinctively shaped Pict shields are included. The Picts, the “Painted People”, dominated northern Scotland from the 3rd century A.D., raiding by land and sea and threatening Roman and Romano-British frontiers. Fighting in close order with long spears and light javelin support, they could even repel cavalry. From the 5th century, the Scots crossed from Ireland and founded the kingdom of Dál Riata in western Scotland. Over time they expanded, merged with the Picts, and unified the region under Kenneth MacAlpin in the 9th century. |
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| 36 x Carolingian Franks Armoured Infantry This set contains 36 highly detailed armoured Carolingian warriors from the 8th to the 11th centuries, with a wide variety of armour styles, weapons, shields and head options. Carolingian infantry were known for their stubbornness in battle, fighting in closely packed shield walls that were difficult to break. Infantry formed the majority of early Carolingian armies, although cavalry became increasingly important as the Franks came into contact with the Avars and other mounted peoples. These armoured warriors can represent elite Carolingian infantry or dismounted cavalry. They wear a varied selection of armour, including mail, scale and lamellar, all of which are known to have been used by Carolingian troops. Weapons include stout spears, many with the distinctive cross guard below the spearhead, along with knives, hand axes and swords. Carolingian swords were highly prized for their quality, combining strength with lightness and excellent craftsmanship. Clothing typically consisted of a long-sleeved tunic with contrasting decorative borders, often worn with a cloak. Leg bindings were common, while contemporary artwork also depicts the distinctive Carolingian "tulip" style boots. With a few shield swaps, these figures can also be mixed easily with Victrix Saxons, Vikings and Normans, giving you even more variety for your Dark Age armies. They also work extremely well in fantasy games and settings. 6 identical sprues. Each sprue includes: 6 armoured Carolingian warriors 9 spears -Enough to arm all 36 figures with spears. Many feature the distinctive cross guard associated with Carolingian spearheads. 16 hand weapons -A selection of sword arms with varied hilt and pommel designs, along with hand axes for additional variety. 6 shields -Distinctive dished and convex Carolingian shields with embossed details including studs, plaques and stitching. Carolingian shields were often brightly painted in solid colours or swirling patterns. 6 sword scabbards 4 knife scabbards 4 cloaks -Enough to equip 24 figures with flowing and draped cloaks inspired by contemporary Carolingian artwork. 19 heads -A huge variety of characterful heads and helmet styles. There are 114 heads in total across the set, with some also featuring optional crests or face pieces for even more variety. Command parts -Horn arms and standard bearer arms are included, allowing you to create musicians and banner bearers. With a huge range of options across the set, you can make every warrior look different, with plenty of spare parts left over for conversions and your bits box. |
| 36 x Carolingian Unarmoured Infantry This highly detailed plastic set represents unarmoured Carolingian and Frankish warriors from the 8th to the 11th centuries. The Carolingian Empire was one of the great powers of early medieval Europe, reaching its height under Charlemagne, who united much of Western and Central Europe and was crowned Emperor in A.D. 800. His reign helped shape the political and military landscape of medieval Europe for centuries to come. Carolingian infantry formed the backbone of early Frankish armies. Known for their stubbornness in battle, they would gather around their lords or fight in close-packed groups, forming dense shield walls in much the same way as their Saxon and Viking contemporaries. Infantry remained the dominant arm of Carolingian armies until increasing contact with the Avars and other mounted peoples encouraged a greater reliance on cavalry. Typical weapons included stout spears, often fitted with a distinctive cross guard beneath the spearhead, along with knives, axes and heavy wooden clubs. Swords were rarer and more expensive, but Carolingian examples were renowned for their quality, strength and lightness. Clothing usually consisted of a long-sleeved tunic with contrasting decorative borders, often worn with a long cloak. Leg bindings were common, while contemporary artwork also shows the distinctive Carolingian "tulip" style boots. With a few shield swaps, these figures can also be mixed easily with Victrix Saxons, Vikings and Normans, giving you even more variety for your Dark Age armies. They are also ideal for fantasy armies and conversions. What's included? Each sprue contains 6 highly detailed unarmoured Carolingian warriors and a huge range of weapon, head and equipment options. • 6 unarmoured Carolingian warriors • 11 spears, including examples with the distinctive Carolingian cross guard • 9 hand weapons, including swords, axes, seaxes and wooden clubs • 6 convex Carolingian shields with embossed details • 6 sword scabbards • 6 knife scabbards • 4 cloaks in flowing and draped poses • 17 heads, including 8 bare heads, 2 caps and 7 helmeted heads • Horn and standard bearer arms for creating command figures The head options include several Carolingian helmet styles, including the distinctive form sometimes shown in contemporary manuscripts that resembles the later Renaissance Morion. Historians still debate whether this helmet existed exactly as depicted or was an artistic interpretation of earlier Roman equipment, so plenty of alternative helmet options are included. Altogether, each sprue contains an impressive 83 parts, giving you a huge amount of variety to make every warrior different, with plenty of spare components left over for conversions and your bits box. |
| Imperial Roman Warband - 41 Figures + Bolt Shooter The Imperial Roman Warband provides the core of a disciplined Roman fighting force, ready to take the field in any historical tabletop wargame. Built around veteran legionaries supported by experienced officers and a powerful bolt shooter, this set captures the organisation and battlefield effectiveness that made the Roman legions one of history's greatest military machines. Perfect for defending the frontiers of the Empire or campaigning against Britain's tribes, Dacians, Germans and other foes, this warband offers an ideal starting point for building an Imperial Roman army or reinforcing an existing collection. What's Included? 10 Plastic Frames: • 1 Legionary Command frame • 4 Legionaries Advancing frames • 4 Legionaries Attacking frames • 1 Bolt Shooter frame |
| This jam packed 28mm warband contains a mix of Mounted Knights, Foot Knights, Foot Sergeants and missile troops from the late 12th to late 13th century, plus the Medieval/Fantasy Heads and Cloaks frame, making this our most versatile set yet. You can use these miniatures in many various theatres of war including the Crusades, 1st and 2nd Barons wars, the wars between France and England, the Reconquista of Spain, and the many internal conflicts in Italy and the German states. You can even spice things up by using the heads sprue to convert some of your knights into fantasy knights! There is a good mix of weaponry and equipment in this set. From Swords, axes, polearms, crossbows, bows and lances to varied heater shields, helmet styles, padded gambesons and full mail. This set will contain the biggest variety of sprues we have ever done, containing: - 1 x Medieval Mounted Knights (Plus Horses) - 6 Cavalry Figures - 1 x Medieval Foot Knights (Plus Shield Frame) - 8 Figures - 2 x Medieval Foot Sergeants (Plus Polearms) - 16 Figures - 2 x Medieval Crossbowmen/Archers - 12 Figures - 1 x Medieval/Fantasy Heads and Cloaks Frame - This included 31 heads (Including Teutonic heads), 6 Cloaks, 9 fantasy shields That's 8 unique sprues! This will give you a total of 42 figures, broken down between 36 Infantry, 6 Mounted Knights (with 6 barded horses) plus the Medieval/Fantasy Heads and Cloaks frame. |
