Spotlight: Pike & Shotte headgear
Andy HobdayOne element that sets our Pike & Shotte range apart from the rest is its separate hats and helmets. This allows for a remarkable amount of variety and conversion opportunities. See what is on offer below.
Tag: Pike & Shotte
Webstore: Musket Rests
This pack contains 20 metal Musket Rests Regiments of all armies were unlikely to have had one issue type musket only, so it is entirely possible within regiments and even companies, that some individuals retained
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New: Wallenstein’s Lifeguard!
Although we’ve just released our Bolt Action rules we’ve not forgotten our other ranges. Far from it ! There’s plenty coming through for them and here’s an example – Wallenstein’s Lifeguard for our Pike & Shotte range! Most commanders of the period went into battle with a personal guard, or ‘Lifeguard’. As supreme commander of…
Webstore: Wallenstein’s Lifeguard
Most commanders of the period went into battle with a personal guard, or
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Webstore: Scots Multi-barrelled Frame Gun
Scotland might not have been one of the richest lands in Europe, but when its well organised army marched to war, it went well equipped with artillery in quantity and in many forms.
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Webstore: WC
Ideal to improve any gaming table from the C16. The toilet is a wooden out house that has damagable pieces making it a good defensible position. A toilet seat is included but can be left out to make the loo ideal for older period games. S
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Webstore: Swedish Morion helmets pack
The Pikeman’s pot, the morion was prescribed for all pikemen at least until the end of the 17th century. Indeed when armour was dropping out of fashion, it was only the helmet that seemed to stay on the infantry. This
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Riders Sprue
The price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted
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Webstore: Parliament Infantry boxed set
The dour psalm singing men of Parliament are captured here in a box containing 40 Parliament Soldiers and eight standards and complete with bases. From the hurriedly raised regiments and tarried bands of 1642, the Rebel army grew to be an awesom
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