The vital operation held in the early hours of the Normandy landings is back again, updated with new models and content, take on the daring raid that paved the way for the Allied D-Day invasion. Pegasus Bridge second edition View in Store This remarkable laser-cut replica of Pegasus Bridge, along with scenery representing other key…
Looking for some inspiration or simply passing the time? Well, these new Osprey books might just be what you need. View in Store Author: Will Fowler Illustrator: Johnny Shumate, Alan Gilliland, Tim Brown Number of Pages: 64 About This Product The night before D-Day, light infantry and a detachment of Royal Engineers landed by gliders…
Alan Mander of Mandertory Miniatures concludes our mini series on building and painting the contents of the Pegasus Bridge battle-set… Alan: Carrying on from how we made the board, this article is about how I painted the Bridge. I must state at this point that I received the bridge pre built so I haven’t included…
Alan Mander of Mandertory Miniatures lept at the chanceto get to grips with the fabulous model and in this article describes how he built our fully modelled Pegasus Bridge gaming table: Board Frame work To start with we made the frame and base for the board. For this we used: 6×4 sheet of 6mm MDF…
The Mission The mission, in the opening minutes of the Normandy landings 6th June 1944, was to capture the Bénouville Bridge and the nearby Ranville Bridge in order to prevent German reinforcements from reaching the beaches, where Allied forces were pouring ashore. 180 men, led by Major John Howard, landed close to their targets in…
For the rest of April from today, every order we receive will be entered into a prize draw to win our huge Pegasus Bridge battle set! Loads of people were drooling over this stonking kit at Salute over the weekend, so we thought we’d give everyone a chance to get their hands on one. Every…
Make the battle for Pegasus Bridge even more exciting with a Horsa Glider or two to deploy the daring British forces. This plastic kit is in 1/72nd scale – we find that anything bigger takes too much of your tabletop up and would be rather pricy! These gliders were towed within reach of their targets…
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