Webstore: English Timber Framed 28mm Market Hall
Graham DaveyDimensions approx L130 x W95 x H140mm Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail. Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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Webstore: Montrose Irish boxed set
Andy HobdayThe Irish Brigade were a Brigade of three veteran regiments brought over from Ireland by Charles 1. They were all largely Irish and Catholic and had been fighting for some time in the Thirty Years War in Continental Europe.They formed the hard core of
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Webstore: Highlander with Two Pistols
Contains one Highlander with Two Pistols Model supplied unpainted
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Webstore: Harquebusier Cavalry Wing
3 Boxes of Harquebusiers for £68 – saving you £7. What else is there to say? Oh yeah… Contains 3 boxes of Harquebusiers providing you with a total of 36 Harquebusier mode
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Webstore: 3x Young Oak/Beech Trees
These 9-11cm Young Beech/Oak Trees are part of 4Grounds Trees & Scenic Material range, it is suitable for 28mm, 15mm and 10mm games. Oaks and beeches are from the same family of trees and have some similar characteristics.
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Webstore: King’s Colours 1: Parliament
This full colour A4 sheet holds six flags for the forces of Parliament. Each regiment is covered with both pristeen and battleworn versions of their colours. KC01: Parliamantar
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Webstore: Highlander with Bow and Musket
Contains one Highlander with Bow and Musket Model supplied unpainted
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Webstore: ECW Montrose Starter Army
We’ve pulled together these great starter army deals so you can easily start a new force and save yourselves a few pounds at the same time! 2 Irish Brigade Infantry Boxes (48 infantry) 2 Highlanders Box Set (38 Infantry) 1 Scots La
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Webstore: Pike & Shotte Veteran Musketeers Marching
At the beginning of the 16th century the first muskets were introduced – the Spanish were at the forefront of developing the battlefield roles for these new weapons. Muskets had originally been developed as much heavier guns, used mostly on fortified walls; but the Spanish introduced a lighter model that could be fired using a…
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