Articles & News

We are a few days away from sharing with you what we think will be a very special announcement. The launch of a new set, range, and license. This has been a secret project for some time but now we...

Minis of War have painted some of our Persians and Halflings. Take a look and click on the photos to visit their site:     

Our recent poll Why Isn't this in Plastic? resulted in close to 1500 responses including lots of comments for us to read through. Within the multi-choice section, four different categories all scored over 30% of responses including: NATO/Warsaw Pact 1980s,...

Back again from Wargames Soldiers and Strategy Magazine is the industry-defining Great Wargaming Survey! Please take a few moments to add your voice. The survey is a wonderful resource for the wargames hobby and helps tracks trends over time. It's...

Coming in the next few months is a new set for the Les Grognards faction in Death Fields. This set will feature four large weapons on two types of carriage, new body types, new personal weapons and equipment, new command...

Teemu at 25 Years of Minis and Counting Blog has done something a little unique with our WW1 Germans - turned them into Chinese! You can read his post by clicking the image below:

Wargames Illustrated have done a nice video review of the latest edition to our "eclectic" range (don't worry there is a plan you know!) You can watch the video here:     They also posted up a good comparison shot...

Check out Pete the Wargamer's latest video mashing up the parts from the WW1 Germans and Les Grognards:  

A comprehensive review of the Dark Age Irish is up on Wargame News and Terrain, the daily wargame news blog. Check it out by clicking the logo below:

Anton has taken an close look at our new WW1 Germans in this comprehensive review on his blog. Click the picture below to visit.   Get your own Germans here:

A. Giraffe's hillside was featured with Jacksarge Painting's figures on our Persian Infantry box. Here he shows us how he built it:  All four sections together   Firstly, and most importantly, the making of these hill quarters is quite messy...

We have partnered with Relic Miniatures who have produced some stunning shield transfers for the Persians. Relic is a Canada-based company with a lovely range of metal ancients and mythic figures. The Persian transfers were specifically designed for the shields...