The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries saw the rise of the pike-armed infantryman as well as the increased firepower of black powder weapons on the field of battle.
This superb set of standards has been designed by Victrix’s own Stephen Hales (also of Little Big Men Studio fame) and includes King’s and Regimental Colours. As well as highly detailed flags thi
This superb set of standards has been designed by Victrix’s own Stephen Hales (also of Little Big Men Studio fame) and includes King’s and Regimental Colours. As well as highly detailed flags thi
28mm Napoleonic flags. These have been designed by Steve Hales of Little Big Men Studios for Victrix. They are transfers just like the ones Steve produces for Little Big Men Studios. This means they are richer in colour
This deal consists of 3 boxes of Napoleonic War Late French Line Infantry. En avant!  The cry went up in hundreds of French throats as the blue columns swept forward on the battlefields across Europe.  The all conquering French line infantry ‘Les Bleus’ used a combination of massed columns, fast manoeuvre, and firepower to shatter…
60x28mm 1/56th Scale Hard Plastic Multipose Miniatures This superb range of models will enable you to recreate battles and scenes from the Napoleonic wars in an amazing variety of poses. Positions which include marching, advancing, fi
Contains 18 metal models – 12 musketeers and a 6 man command group. Also comes with a full-colour background leaflet containing various flags. All figures supplied unpainted
This superb set of standards has been designed by Victrix’s own Stephen Hales (also of Little Big Men Studio fame) and includes King’s and Regimental Colours. As well as highly detailed flags thi
This superb set of standards has been designed by Victrix’s own Stephen Hales (also of Little Big Men Studio fame) and includes King’s and Regimental Colours. As well as highly detailed flags thi
The infantry formed the backbone of all armies in the Napoleonic Wars, but no army relied more on its humble private foot soldier than that of Imperial Russia.
Andy Hobday