Few divisions in the British Army have earned such a valorous reputation so quickly as the Parachute Division. Known as the Red Devils by the Germans for their trademark maro
The Panther was the best all-round German tank of the war and although conceived as a medium tank, at 45 tons and with frontal armour over 100mm thick, it could easily be rated more highly. The Panther’s thick, sloping front armour was copied fr
The Scots Covenanters fielded a huge array of artillery, ranging
The R39 is a variant of the R35 but armed with the heavier 37mm SA38 L/33 gun allowing it to operate in an anti-tank capacity. Contains a resin and metal vehicle.
The leather cannon, or leather gun, was designed from the desire to build a light and cost effective weapon that would help fill the gap between the portable musket an the more static heavy cannons in use at the time. The gun’s odd name comes from the
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
These have been designed by Steve Hales of Little Big Men Studios for Victrix. They are transfers just like the ones Steve produces for LBMS. This means they are richer in colour than normal printed flags and hold much more detail than any
Many of you have asked about the colours needed to paint our recently released Napoleonic Russians. Help is at hand with this starter paint set designed specifically with the Emperor’s brave soldiers in mind. This is the Napoleonic Russian paint
Aside from having a great name the Opel Blitz was the unsung hero of the German armed forces in all theatres. Over a dozen versions of this reliable truck saw service during the war and we introduce the Blitz here with a closed canopy. Not only
Exempt from the 1793 "Law to Rid the Army of Useless Women" vivandieres would follow the French army and sell the soldiers food, drink, and sundries like tobacco, wig powder, and writing paper and ink. &n
Andy Hobday