Pendraken Miniatures, New Wooden Bridge

This excellent wooden bridge comes in 5 sections (2 ramps / 2 walkways / 1 support), measuring 145mm long and and 30mm wide across the bridge itself.  The ramps can be used with a single walkway to create a shorter span as well.

PS59 Wooden Bridge (5 pieces)     £6.00

We hope you like it!   It's been modelled and cast for us by John Lowen at Ironclad Miniatures and he's done a cracking job on it.  We've got some more new resin products planned with John, so we'll have more to come soon!

Ironclad Miniatures offer a huge variety of products in various scales and genres, and better still they've got a '20% Off January Sale' running until Sunday night (Jan 10th)!  Head over and have a look: Ironclad Miniatures

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Pendraken Miniatures, News & Plans For 2016

First off, I hope everyone has had a good Christmas and New Year with loads of 10mm goodies filling your stocking on Xmas morning!

Last year was a very productive one for us with 230 new additions to the catalogue, along with the release of our first set of rules, Warband, which have sold over 400 copies so far.  We set about revamping all of our Fantasy ranges to go with the new rules and have completed 8 of the 12 listed armies so far.  The remaining 4 should be finished off over the coming 3-6 months.

We also purchased the BKC family of rulesets from Pete Jones, which was a great acquisition to our business and something we're really looking forward to getting back into circulation.  The first set to be reprinted will be BKC, which is currently being worked on by Steve Hardy.

Looking forward, we'll get the bad news out of the way first...

Price Increase

It's never something we want to do, but unfortunately there will be a price increase coming on February 1st.  As with every price increase we've done over the last decade, it's never a decision we take lightly and there's always a purpose for it.  The last time we had a price increase it was for:

More staff: We hired a new person who has been with us for the last 18 months and has really alleviated the workload on packaging orders and checking in stock deliveries.

More equipment: We bought ourselves another mould press during last year, which has doubled our mould output (and bumped up the releases!).

More design: We increased our design budget by more than double, spending over £12,000 on sculpting alone last year.  Whilst we might not be able to maintain that level long-term, we'll certainly be keeping the designers busy.

Painted website pics: This one hasn't progressed as quickly as we'd hoped but we have made some headway.  We added painted images for all of the Vietnam codes, plus some of the Renaissance and Warband ranges.

So, why do we need to put the prices up this time?

1.  Wages - The one thing we've never really put prices up for is ourselves.  Every price increase over the last decade has covered more staff, more equipment, more design, moving to our unit, going VAT-registered, etc.  These were all business costs and didn't add to the pot left to pay ourselves each month.  With Dave now part-time at his day job, and looking to retire from that in the next 18 months, we need to ensure that Pendraken can start paying full-time wages, something it's never managed to do before.

2.  Equipment - One of the items on our previous list was electric melting pots for our casting machines, but when the BKC purchase came up we had to use the money we'd set aside to take advantage of that opportunity.  We'll be using some of the increase to get the new pots sorted out and also get a 4th casting machine up and running.

3.  Other things the increase will help with is maintaining the increased design schedule, allowing us to continue expanding all of our ranges and also covering any necessary additions for the BKC reprint.  We'll also continue making progress on the painted pictures for our website, with the ACW's already painted and just needing photo'ing, and all of the Naps ranges being sent to a painter this week.  The Ancient Spanish are also in the works, plus the new Romans and Gauls will be getting done.


So, the planned price change will be roughly a 10% increase:

Standard packs - £4.50 >>>> £4.95
WWII infantry  - £1.50 >>>> £1.65
Tanks/vehicles  - £2.60 >>>> £2.80
New Warband  - £4.50 >>>> £4.95
Fantasy/Sci-Fi   - £1.95 >>>> £2.10
(Other packs/army packs will increase along similar lines.)

Most of the resin codes will remain the same, as will the third-party products we stock.  The bases and paints will have minor changes, 5p or 10p here and there.

I've done a comparison with the other 10mm companies on the market (quite a few of them now!) and I think we're still very competitively priced.  There are cheaper figures out there, and likewise more expensive ones, but we hope that the customer service we provide, the expansive ranges in our catalogue, plus one of the busiest release schedules in the industry, all combine to still give great value for money.


And now the good news!

New Goodies!

There's a lot of stuff planned for this year, including:

New Roman and Gallic ranges: These are 90% moulded now, but there were some delays while some extra pieces were sculpted.  Those have arrived here and just need to work their way through the moulding process.  We should have that all done before the end of the month and we'll try and get them released in time for the York show in early Feb.

Napoleonic Prussians: These are in the master mould queue and should be moulded before the end of the month.  We'll then get started on prepping them for the production moulds.  We've got a busy March with the shows, but they should be ready for release sometime before Salute.

WWII French and Polish: These are at the same stage as the Nap Prussians above but will be ahead of them in the production mould queue.  Estimated time at the moment would be mid-late Feb hopefully.  The only potential delay on these would be the artillery pieces for the Polish, but we can always release the rest of the range first and they can follow on.

Warband Lizardmen: These are one of the quicker jobs on the schedule, everything is sculpted and with us here, so they should be ready around the same time as the Romans/Gauls, before the York show.

Remaining Warband ranges: Techno is currently working on the new Humans, which was the biggest / most time-consuming of the new ranges.  Once those are all done, it'll be a much quicker process on the Dark Elves, Samurai Apes and Eldritch Vampires.  We'll then start working on a few new Monsters as well.

Napoleonic Brunswickers: The master list for the sculptor is just about done and we'll be sending that over to him later this week.  There's probably two months worth of sculpting involved, so we'll be able to start master moulding for those sometime after Salute I'd think, for a release in early summer.

Moderns: Mart is still plugging away on the vehicle side of things, and then once Techno has finished with the Warband ranges he'll be moving over to some modern infantry.  We've not started planning any sculpting lists just yet, but we'll be looking to the Forum members for some input when we get to that point.

Scenic/Resin items: John at Ironclad has been doing excellent work on getting our resin buildings tidied up and back into production, and we'll also be working with him on some new items over the coming year, including new walls and hedges, some bridges and a few new buildings.  We'll have preview pics of these on the Forum once we've received them.

Blitzkrieg Commander rules: As mentioned above, the rules are away with Steve Hardy at the moment being worked on.  We're a little behind on our initial estimates as the pre-Christmas period was so busy for us here, but we're still looking at having them ready for release before Salute.  The slight unknown is how long the formatting will take on these once we've got them here, depending on how busy we are with other things, and we'll also be looking about for some suitable images to put into the new book.  Rest assured though that once the finished text arrives from Steve these will become our Number 1 priority!

Anything we've previewed but I've not mentioned above will be slotted in where possible, but that lot covers most of it I think!  If there are any questions on anything above, please let us know and we'll do our best to answer them!

And a big thank you to everyone as well, we really appreciate your continued custom and support.

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Miniature Wargames 393, January 2016

We kick off 2016 with an issue packed full of inspiring stuff to get your gaming going:

Jeff Brown encourages us to Remember the Alamo, which marks its 180th anniversary this year. Not only does Jeff regale us with a concise account of the events of February-March 1836, accompanied by useful maps, he goes one step further and provides cardboard cutout buildings to recreate the battle! The PDFs can be downloaded from our website FREE.

We’re delighted to see the return of Alistair Birch who was given the curious task of interviewing his own brother! Dig out those 1/72 plastic Germans, fire up your StuGs and glue the rockets back on your Sherman Calliope – Airfix Battles is coming to conquer a tabletop near you. Al gets an in-depth interview with Chris Birch of Modiphius who designed the game.

In Enter the dragon, we chat with Daniel Mersey, author of the popular mid-range medieval ruleset Lion Rampant, who has now followed up that success with a fantasy version aimed at intermediate-sized games.

Graham Burke returns with a brace of exciting scenarios that can be played with any of the popular Dark Age rulesets, in which some of the best-known figures of the age can be represented, with maps and force lists for the battles of Burford and the River Idle.

The Editor has been sending out hundreds of emails and the result is an up-to-date directory of as many of the UK wargame clubs as it was possible to fit in before the deadline! Big thanks are also due to the Gaming Club Network who kindly helped out with a list of their members. We’ll be publishing this online in due course – so if your club has been missed, get in touch and we’ll add you online.

We have a show report too: Neil Shuck attended Hereward towards the end of last year, and has supplied a bevy of pretty pictures of the games in action – bathed in light!

Of course, we have our regular spots too:

The Editor provides a reminder of the many wars for which we could be commemorating centenaries this year in his Briefing; in his World Wide Wargaming, he shows how he created a step-by-step painting and basing tutorial on Twitter as a way of keeping a project ‘on course’, as well as lauding another pair of ‘Blogs of the Month’.

Neil Shuck has been getting very excited about a recent clutch of Ancients rulesets, as well as revealing aspects of his own hobby time, including painting, basing and bridges.

Diane Sutherland has been carving up cardboard to recreate period stonework and never tiring of tiling, showing how selective titivation can enhance your wargame scenery.

In Fantasy Facts, having fought his way out of his packing case bunker, John Treadaway is currently living in an internet-free zone, something of a setback for a high-tech man about town, but no barrier for our determined correspondent who sends a solid report about the latest goodies in the fantasy and sci-fi worlds.

Boardgame specialist Brad Harmer-Barnes uses his Hex Encounter to explore a number of games designed to recreate the experience of JRR Tolkien’s epic tale of hobbits, dwarves, elves and men.

In his Send three and fourpence column, Conrad Kinch, who is always our go-to correspondent for social niceties, recommends five time-tested steps to hosting a successful wargames night at home.

Of course we have our Battlegames Combat Stress Appeal which includes a brief farewell to one of the staff at Combat Stress HQ, and our highly respected Recce section reviews all manner of books, rulesets, and other wargaming stuff – even playing cards!

We also announce that places are still available for the third Featherstone Annual Tribute to be held at the Wargames Holiday Centre near Basingstoke, this year featuring the enormous Battle of Leipzig 1813.

Finally, our competition this month features no less than five copies up for grabs of Daniel Mersey’s Dragon Rampant fantasy rules, with thanks to Osprey for their generosity.

The front cover features a photo taken by the Editor for the Dragon Rampant rulebook.

Remember also to check out the “Goodies” section on our website at  after publication date next Friday for those Alamo downloads!

Roll ‘em high!

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Wargames Illustrated 339, January 2016

For WI339's theme, we look back 100 years to 1916, with articles featuring The Great War on Land, Air and Sea.

Outside of our theme coverage, we have loads more articles, covering Dragon Rampant, Team Yankee, Honors of War, Frostgrave, Vikings, and more beside.

THEME: 1916 – CLASH OF TITANS
Jim Graham provides an overview of this momentous year during the Great War, still a war of contrasts but one which began to consume more and more men and resources of the nations who fought it.

THE PENDRAGON OF LOGRES
Never one to rest on his laurels, Dan Mersey presents an exclusive, self-contained Arthurian-era set campaign for his new Dragon Rampant rules.

THEME: FOOD FOR FORT, VERDUN 1916
James Morris tells us how a chance remark led him to undertake a thought-provoking journey to the area where so many French and German soldiers lost their lives.

PROJECT SHOWCASE: I ONLY NEED ONE
Steve Dake explores a problem familiar to many of us – the project that never truly ends.

THEME: MAKING A GAME OF IT: THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND
A straightforward, wargamer’s guide to the key naval battle for those interested in naval actions.

DESIGNER’S NOTES: HONOURS OF WAR
The author of the new Seven Years War era rule set from Osprey Games talks about what inspired his creative process.

THEME: END OF THE BEGINNING, BATTLE OF ROMANI
As the war in Europe ground on, the fighting in the Middle East was just as vicious. Jim Graham looks at this crucial battle between a mix of warriors.

BUILDING FROSTGRAVE
How does one go about creating a slice of a ruined fantasy city? By investing in a number of tools and slicing up a lot of polystyrene in interesting ways!

THEME: SLAUGHTER ON THE SOMME
Although the Somme has come to epitomize many of the horrors of trench warfare, Jim Graham provides some ideas for turning aspects of the battle into a wargame.

RULES SHOWCASE: TEAM YANKEE
We get the chance to try out these excellent new rules from the Flames Of War stable. This time, it’s World War Three and everything is different…

THEME: ACES HIGH!
High above the mud and blood of the battlefield, an equally bloody struggle for control of the air continued to change in response to new tactics and technology.

VIKING JARL
Author Griff Hoskar sees his literary creations brought to life on the tabletop at Ron Ringrose’s wargaming mecca

THEME: HOW TO… CREATE CRATERS
Master model maker Paul Davies presents some ideas on approaching the creation of the types of terrain found on the Western Front.

FIGURE SPOTLIGHT: FIRST NATION FIGHTING IN THE AMERICAN WOODS
The new Flint and Feather range from Pulp Figures have inspired Neil Smith to undertake some research on ways they can be used on the tabletop.

HELLFIGHTERS & DEVILDOGS
The Battlefront team presents information on how to use the 369th Infantry Regiment and the US Marines using the Great War Miniatures Game.

FIGHTING TALK: HOMEOPATHIC WARGAMING
Pete Brown looks at some ways to make it easier to game aspects of large historical battles rather than busting a gut (and a bank balance).

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Pendraken Miniatures, "230 Releases in 2015!"

After a couple of quieter years on the releases side of things, we were back to full speed through 2015 with a massive 230 new codes added to our 10mm catalog!

With these included, that's now 981 new releases over the past five years, expanding our catalog by almost 40%. Not bad for a company entering its 24th year of business, although the OCD side of us really wanted to hit 1,000 on that cumulative figure! Maybe next year…

We've got loads planned for 2016 as well, including five more Warband fantasy ranges, new Romans and Gallics, Napoleonic Prussians and Brunswickers, WWII French and Polish expansions, loads of new vehicles, modern infantry, some new scenic items, more flags, and no doubt stuff I've forgotten about!

The best place to hear the latest news and see the latest previews is over on our forum, and for those that missed any of them, here's the full list of 230 releases from last year.

Picts

PIC1 - Foot command
PIC2 - Spearmen
PIC3 - Bowmen
PIC4 - Skirmishers with spear and crossbow
PIC5 - Cavalry with spear and shield
Army Pack – Contains 1 x PIC1, 3, 4, 5 and 3 x PIC2 – £28.00

16th C. English/Scots

ER13 - Front rank pikemen, pavise
ER14 - Scots Border Jedburgh Stavemen
ER15 - French crossbowmen
ER16 - French arquebusier
ER17 - Men-at-arms on foot, plate armor
ER18 - Men-at-arms, mounted, full plate
ER19 - Border Horse
ER20 - Medium guns with Scottish crew (3)
ER21 - Heavy guns with Scottish crew (3)
ER22 - English foot command (16) - £2.50
ER23 - English mounted command (8) - £2.50
ER24 - Scottish foot command (16) - £2.50
ER25 - Scottish mounted command (8) - £2.50
ER26 - Highlander foot command (16) - £2.50
ER27 - French foot command (15) - £2.30
ER28 - Heralds on foot (10) - £1.50
ER29 - James IV of Scotland, mounted (1) - £0.70
ER30 - Earl of Surrey, mounted (1) - £0.70
ER31 - James IV of Scotland, on foot (1) - £0.45
ER32 - Earl of Surrey, on foot (1) - £0.45
ER33 - John 'The Bastard' Heron, mounted (1) - £0.70
ER34 - Thomas Dacre, mounted (1) - £0.70

ECW

EC38 - Casualty marker in hat (10)
EC39 - Casualty marker in helmet (10)
EC40 - Mounted casualty marker in hat (5)
EC41 - Mounted casualty marker in helmet (5)

Napoleonics

1812-1815 British

NBR1 - Centre company, march attack
NBR2 - Centre company, firing line
NBR3 - Centre company, kneeling to receive (10) - £1.50
NBR4 - Flank company, march attack (16) - £2.50
NBR5 - Flank company, firing line (16) - £2.50
NBR6 - Line comm. (contains six sets, each with two standards)
NBR7 - Line mounted officer (5) - £1.50
NBR8 - Light infantry, advancing, inc. command (16) - £2.50
NBR9 - Light infantry, firing, inc. command (16) - £2.50
NBR10 - Rifles, inc. Command
NBR11 - Highlanders, centre company, march attack
NBR12 - Highlanders, flank company, adv/firing (16) - £2.50
NBR13 - Highlanders foot command (contains two sets, each with two standards) (12) - £1.80
NBR14 - Highlander mounted officers (5) - £1.50
NBR15 - Highlander mounted general (1) - £0.45
NBR16 - Dragoons
NBR17 - Light dragoons
NBR18 - Hussars
NBR19 - Household Cavalry
NBR20 - Scots Greys cavalry
NBR21 - 6pdr with line crew (3)
NBR22 - 6pdr with horse crew (3)
NBR23 - 9pdr with line crew (3)
NBR24 - 9pdr with horse crew (3)
NBR25 - 5.5" Howitzer with line crew (3)
NBR26 - 5.5" Howitzer with horse crew (3)
NBR27 - 12pdr Rocket troops (3) - £3.00
NBR28 - Rocket troops moving (1)
NBR29 - Limber with line team / out-riders (2)
NBR30 - Limber with horse team/out-riders (2)
NBR31 - Ammunition limber with line team/out-riders (2)
NBR32 - Ammunition limber with line team/out-riders (2)
NBR33 - Wellington (1) - £0.70
NBR34 - Picton (1) - £0.70
NBR35 - Uxbridge (1) - £0.70
Army Pack: 1 x NBR4, 6, 17, 23. 3 x NBR1 ½ x NBR10 – £28.00

French

NPF37 - Napoleon (1) - £0.70
NPF38 - Ney (1) - £0.70
NPF39 -Davout (1) - £0.70

Nassau

NNA1 - Line infantry/Fusiliers
NNA2 - Light infantry/Voltigeur (16) - £2.50
NNA3 - Light infantry/Grenadier (16) - £2.50
NNA4 - Foot command
NNA5 - Mounted Officers (5) - £1.50

19th Century

Accessories

FPX3 - Cordwood stacks, small (10) - £1.50
FPX4 - Cordwood stacks, large (10) - £3.00

WWI

British

BP56 - 14" Railway Gun - £10.00
BP62 - Highlanders, in Glengarry
BP63 - Wiring party (10) - £1.50
BP64 - Casualty markers (10) - £1.50

Belgian

B7 - Lancers

German

GP48 - Casualty markers (10) - £1.50

French

F35 - Casualty markers (10) - £1.50

Austro-Hungarian

AH16 - Casualty markers (10) - £1.50

Accessories

WW6 - Casualty markers (10) - £1.50

SCW

Italian CTV

SCW176 - Officer with pistol, walking in greatcoat
SCW177 - NCO with carbine, kneeling in poncho
SCW178 - Volunteer, standing with grenade
SCW179 - Volunteer, standing with rifle
SCW180 - Volunteer, running with rifle at trail
SCW181 - Volunteer, walking with rifle at high porte
SCW182 - Volunteer, standing firing
SCW183 - M30 Breda LMG team (x3)
SCW184 - M14 Fiat Revelli MMG team (x3)
SCW185 - M35 Brixia 45mm mortar team (x3)

WWII

British

BR171 - A34 Comet - £3.20
BR172 - Commandos, type 2, mixed weapons
BR173 - AEC Mk I Gun Carrier, 'Deacon' - £3.00
BR174 - Leyland Retriever truck, open bed
BR175 - Leyland Retriever truck, with tilt - £3.00

German

GR232 - Mercedes L4500 truck, open top - £3.00
GR233 - Mercedes L4500 truck, with tilt - £4.00
GR234 - Para, standing, firing
GR235 - Para, MG34, running
GR236 - Para, AT rifle
GR237 - Para, throwing satchel charge
GR238 - Para, flamethrower
GR239 - 75mm LG40 recoilless gun, with para crew (x3)
GR240 - 75mm LG40 recoilless gun, with regular crew(x3)
GR241 - Goliath (Sd.Kfz. 302) tracked mine team (x3)

Italian

ITA24 - Fiat 508CM staff car

Hungarian

HU2 - Toldi IIa - £2.60

Falklands

British

FLB45 - L118 105mm light gun with crew (1) - £3.00
FLB46 - 50mm mortar (10)
FLB47 - M79 Grenade launcher (10)
FLB48 - 66mm LAW (10)
FLB49 - GPMG team, on tripod (5)
FLB50 - L4A2 Bren team (5 pairs)
FLB51 - Separate artillery crews (10)
FLB52 - Gurkhas (10)

Argentinian

FLA17 - 20mm Rheinmetall w/ trailer and crew (1) - £3.50
FLA18 - 35mm Oerlikon with crew (1) - £3.50
FLA19 - OTO Melara 105mm Pack How + crew (1) - £2.60
FLA20 - .50cal MG with loader, in helmet (5)
FLA21 - 90mm Recoilless Rifle (10)
FLA22 - 81mm mortar w/ crew (3)
FLA23 - Separate artillery crews (10)

Modern Vehicles

MDV16 - IS-3 - £3.00
MDV17 - AMX-13 with 75mm gun - £2.60
MDV18 - AMX-13 with 90mm gun - £2.60
MDV19 - Centurion Sho't - £4.50
MDV20 - Centurion AVRE - £6.00
MDV21 - M24 Chaffee - £2.60
MDV22 - Zil 151/5 truck - £3.00
MDV23 - Lynx reconnaissance vehicle - £2.60
MDV24 - FV214 Conqueror - £4.50
MDV25 - T-62 - £4.50

Resin Scenics

PS58 - Street barricade, 3 pieces - £3.00

Warband Fantasy

Barbarians

FAN-BAR1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-BAR2 - 25 x Archers
FAN-BAR3 - 12 x Bison Riders
FAN-BAR4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-BAR5 - 4 x Shamans with runestone - £1.50
FAN-BAR6 - 25 x Berserkers
FAN-BAR7 - 2 x Catapults with crews
FAN-BAR8 - 2 x War Mammoths with crew
FAN-BAR9 - 12 x Icarusi (6 standing, 6 in flight)
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, and one pack each of Archers, Bison Riders, Command, Shamans and Catapults, plus eight MDF bases. – £27.00

Goblins

FAN-GOB1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-GOB2 - 25 x Archers
FAN-GOB3 - 12 x Wolf-Riders
FAN-GOB4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-GOB5 - 4 x Shamans with runestone - £1.50
FAN-GOB6 - 4 x Bolt-shooters with crews
FAN-GOB7 - 3 x Giant crossobows with crews
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, and one pack each of Archers, Wolf-Riders, Command, Shamans and Bolt-shooters, plus eight MDF bases. – £27.00

High Elves

FAN-HEL1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-HEL2 - 25 x Archers
FAN-HEL3 - 12 x Knights
FAN-HEL4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-HEL5 - 4 x Mages with runestone - £1.50
FAN-HEL6 - 5 x Bolt Shooters with crews
FAN-HEL7 - 3 x Catapults with crews
FAN-HEL8 - 3 x Chariots with drivers and riders
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, and one pack each of Archers, Knights, Command, Mages and Bolt Shooters, plus eight MDF bases – £27.00

Hill Dwarves

FAN-HDW1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-HDW2 - 25 x Shooters
FAN-HDW3 - 12 x Noble Riders
FAN-HDW4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-HDW5 - 4 x Wizards with runestone - £1.50
FAN-HDW6 - 25 x Berserkers
FAN-HDW7 - 4 x Cannons/Bombards with crews
FAN-HDW8 - 3 x Gyrocopters
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, and one pack each of Shooters, Noble Riders, Command, Wizards and Cannons, plus eight MDF bases – £27.00

Taurians

FAN-TAU1 - 12 x Minotaur Warriors
FAN-TAU2 - 12 x Centaur Warriors
FAN-TAU3 - 12 x Centaur Archers
FAN-TAU4 - 12 x Centaur Knights
FAN-TAU5 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-TAU6 - 4 x Shamans with runestone - £1.50
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Minotaur Warriors, and one pack each of Centaur Warriors, Centaur Archers, Centaur Knights, Command and Shamans, plus eight MDF bases – £27.00

Undead

FAN-UND1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-UND2 - 25 x Shooters
FAN-UND3 - 12 x Riders
FAN-UND4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-UND5 - 4 x Necromancers with runestone - £1.50
FAN-UND6 - 2 x Catapults with crews
FAN-UND7 - 4 x Ballistae with crews
FAN-UND8 - 12 x Wraiths/Spirits - £2.50
FAN-UND9 - 3 x Chariots with riders
FAN-UND10 - 25 x Zombies
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, and one pack each of Shooters, Riders, Command, Necromancers and Catapults, plus eight MDF bases – £27.00

Wood Elves

FAN-WEL1 - 25 x Warriors
FAN-WEL2 - 25 x Archers
FAN-WEL3 - 12 x Wild Riders
FAN-WEL4 - 5-man Command Group - £1.50
FAN-WEL5 - 4 x Mages with tree stump - £1.50
Army Pack: Contains three packs of Warriors, two packs of Archers, and one pack each of Wild Riders, Command and Mages, plus eight MDF bases – £27.00

Monsters

FAN-MON1 - Fire Elementals, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON2 - Earth Elementals, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON3 - Water Elementals, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON4 - Tree Elementals, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON5 - Ogres, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON6 - Giants, in 3 different poses (6 figures)
FAN-MON7 - 3 x Giant Spiders (2 types)
FAN-MON8 - 3 x Giant Scorpions (2 types)
FAN-MON9 - 3 x Swarm of Bats

Flags

Late Medieval

PNFL5 - 15th Century German
PNFL6 - 100 Year War French
PNFL7 - English
PNFL8 - Medieval Scots

Ottoman Turks

PNFL80 - Janissary
PNFL81 - Sipahi 1
PNFL82 - Sipahi 2

English Civil War

PNFL101 - King's Oxford Army 1
PNFL102 - King's Oxford Army 2
PNFL103 - Newcastle's
PNFL104 - Other Royalist Regiments
PNFL105 - Essex
PNFL106 - Earl of Essex
PNFL107 - Waller's Army
PNFL108 - Eastern Association
PNFL109 - London Trained Bands 1
PNFL110 - London Trained Bands 2
PNFL111 - New Model Army
PNFL112 - Covenanter 1
PNFL113 - Covenanter 2
PNFL114 - Montrose's Army

TOTAL = 230 NEW CODES

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Fieldworks 10mm range to be discontinued

Very sad news that Fieldworks 10mm range is to be discontinued end of January and all remaining stock to be sold off.

And according to a Pendraken forum member they don't have much left.

Modern Buildings Cold War Germany from Najewitz Modellbau

Modern Buildings Cold War Germany from Najewitz Modellbau

Modern Buildings Cold War Germany

printer settings

To make it fast, you can certainly print the models with a layer thickness of 0.3mm. However, the lower the layers, the higher the quality. Also think of sufficient infill. Because here is sure that the top layer of printing is opaque and smooth.

We achieved our best results with the following settings:

Layer 0,2mm, Infill 20%, 50-80mm sec

But everyone knows his own printer s.besten and by trying to get the desired result. Ultimately, it depends on which printer you take. This can be a cheap geetech or an expensive ultimaker. They should all work.

Scaling   The models are designed to work for the 20/22 mm scale. The following scaling I recommend to

• Get 15mm - 73% • Get 28mm - 127% • Get 1: 144 - 50%

§§ Legal   Unfortunately, it is not without a reference to legal. By purchasing the STL file, you have the right to use them to express your building models. You determine the number of required models yourself. The copyright on these models remains with us. Specifically, this means: • The file must not be distributed under any circumstances. • The printed models may not be sold, or impressions or casts made of them. • a modification of the STL files and the transfer of modified file contents is also prohibited.

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