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Webstore: Kriegsmarine Squad

January 1, 1970 Andy Hobday

The men of the Kriegsmarine were often asked to do more than serve at sea. U-Boat and ship crews could be found in land actions in many theatres, wearing their trademark blue sailor’s uniforms or the grey-blue U-Boat leathers as they took the fight to the enemy. The German Navy (or Kriegsmarine) had the…

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Webstore: Robin Hood

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

Nottingham’s most famous son, Robin Hood has been a star of stage and screen for decades. Famously outlawed for giving to the poor the wealth he stole from the rich, Robin and his band of merry men lived in the leafy protection of Sherwood Forest. Hunted by the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham and his lackey,…

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Webstore: Freeborn Support Team with Mag Light Support

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

Magnetic weapons (or ‘Mag Weapons’ for short) propel a metallic, metal-coated or metal-cored projectile by means of a powerful magnetic pulse. The projectile itself takes the form of a spike, needle, sliver or plug. Small Mag weapons are fed by a magazine, however the larger, more sophisticated weapons carry their ammunition inside of an inbuilt…

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Webstore: King Tiger (Porsche Turret)

January 1, 1970 Graham Davey

The Königstiger  (officially named the Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B), known as the ‘King Tiger’ or ‘Royal Tiger’ by the Allies, was a development of the famous Tiger I tank. It’s introduction to hostilities in 1944 caused significant problems for the Allies in countering this potent threat but ultimately it saw action too late to have…

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Webstore: Medium Archers

January 1, 1970 Andy Hobday

These are the regular or militia archers of the Amorite or Neo-Sumerian & Successor City-State armies. In early Babylonian armies they were called the Sabum Qallatum. They are also suitably dressed as regular or militia archers in Kassite or

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