Models in this range will be supplied unpainted.
We will be using these for Dropzone Commander games.
Futuristic Building
Empires at War
19 Jan 2019
10mm Futuristic Building from Empires at War
New 10mm Futuristic building for Sci Fi games Empires at War.
Models in this range will be supplied unpainted.
We will be using these for Dropzone Commander games.
Futuristic Building
Empires at War
Models in this range will be supplied unpainted.
We will be using these for Dropzone Commander games.
Futuristic Building
Empires at War
18 Jan 2019
New 10mm Sci-Fi Buildings from TTCombat
New Sci-Fi Buildings from TTCombat
Civitalis pattern buildings can be found all over the galaxy where there's been a human presence. One of the most standardised designs available to mankind the origins of the pattern are lost to time, some say that humanity has always had the knowledge to build these buildings while others state, quite clearly that there's no evidence of these buildings existing before the 2nd millennium.
COMMERCIA CIVITALIS
Even war torn futures need somewhere to buy commodities, like combat knifes, relic toasters, or holy maintenance oils for your bed springs. While that may not be much of an issue to those piloting war machines that tower over buildings, its nice to know that even if your planet is getting invaded, virus bombed or its just another Thursday afternoon there's always a bottle of non-person powered dairy substitute waiting for you. With a set of billboards and rooftop walkways the Commercia Civitalis provides great areas for your more modest war machines to take cover from the bigger, angrier war machines that want to stomp them into the dirt. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
MEDICAE CIVITALIS
Every city needs to have good medical services, especially in war torn futures, where walking to work can result in sudden evisceration by any number of alien species. The medicae civitalis is where miracles happen, stitching people back together, patching up wounds and kissing boo-boos, you're sure to get better in no time. If you're unfortunate enough to be beyond medical assistance, you can be safe in the knowledge that your body will be rendered down into its base components for easy rooftop storage and later reuse or redistribution via rooftop walkways. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
DOMICILE CIVITALIS
The Domicile Civitalis is primarily used for habitation, each block able to house many dozens of workers for forges, administratums and other miscellaneous duties. Able to be connected to the other Civitalis buildings with the included walkways you can make sprawling interconnected hives. It's L shape provides great cover for smaller war machines and plenty of roof space for troops. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
SHRINE MECHANICA
Giant stompy war machines don't really need moral support when undergoing maintenance, but that never stops anyone who believes hard enough that they do. Designed to cradle war machines while they undergo maintenance and repairs the Shrine Mechaninca features multiple inner levels with the optimal amount of safety equipment. The top level allows someone with a loud enough voice to yell sermons and offer prayers to the war machine below from the safety of a reinforced pulpit, or retire to a private tower to consult their maintenance manuals, surely filled with notes on the correct verses to chant when changing spark plugs.
Designed to block line of sight to even the biggest of war machines the Shrine Titanica works great with your games of Dropzone Commander or Adeptus Titanicus.
Made from 3mm MDF and 1mm greyboard, this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
ADMINISTRATUM DECIMUS
Now a shell of its former self the Administratum Decimus is a stark reminder that war cares not for bureaucracy. Once an imposing building the Administratum stands crumbling in the face of giant war machines, legions of tanks, and countless genetically engineered super soldiers. In it's prime this building managed to house over 700 staff and was able to approve a whopping 3 planning approvals, 2 material transfers, and calculate tithes for a planet of over 12 billion people.
The Administratum Decimus is a great building to hide your war machines behind, standing almost 13cm high and 14cm square it provides great cover for your games of Dropzone Commander or Adeptus Titanicus.
Made from 3mm MDF and 1mm greyboard, this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
TTCombat
Civitalis pattern buildings can be found all over the galaxy where there's been a human presence. One of the most standardised designs available to mankind the origins of the pattern are lost to time, some say that humanity has always had the knowledge to build these buildings while others state, quite clearly that there's no evidence of these buildings existing before the 2nd millennium.
COMMERCIA CIVITALIS
Even war torn futures need somewhere to buy commodities, like combat knifes, relic toasters, or holy maintenance oils for your bed springs. While that may not be much of an issue to those piloting war machines that tower over buildings, its nice to know that even if your planet is getting invaded, virus bombed or its just another Thursday afternoon there's always a bottle of non-person powered dairy substitute waiting for you. With a set of billboards and rooftop walkways the Commercia Civitalis provides great areas for your more modest war machines to take cover from the bigger, angrier war machines that want to stomp them into the dirt. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
MEDICAE CIVITALIS
Every city needs to have good medical services, especially in war torn futures, where walking to work can result in sudden evisceration by any number of alien species. The medicae civitalis is where miracles happen, stitching people back together, patching up wounds and kissing boo-boos, you're sure to get better in no time. If you're unfortunate enough to be beyond medical assistance, you can be safe in the knowledge that your body will be rendered down into its base components for easy rooftop storage and later reuse or redistribution via rooftop walkways. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
DOMICILE CIVITALIS
The Domicile Civitalis is primarily used for habitation, each block able to house many dozens of workers for forges, administratums and other miscellaneous duties. Able to be connected to the other Civitalis buildings with the included walkways you can make sprawling interconnected hives. It's L shape provides great cover for smaller war machines and plenty of roof space for troops. Easy to assemble, even without glue, you'll be able to get a table built in no time!
Made from 3mm MDF this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
SHRINE MECHANICA
Giant stompy war machines don't really need moral support when undergoing maintenance, but that never stops anyone who believes hard enough that they do. Designed to cradle war machines while they undergo maintenance and repairs the Shrine Mechaninca features multiple inner levels with the optimal amount of safety equipment. The top level allows someone with a loud enough voice to yell sermons and offer prayers to the war machine below from the safety of a reinforced pulpit, or retire to a private tower to consult their maintenance manuals, surely filled with notes on the correct verses to chant when changing spark plugs.
Designed to block line of sight to even the biggest of war machines the Shrine Titanica works great with your games of Dropzone Commander or Adeptus Titanicus.
Made from 3mm MDF and 1mm greyboard, this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
ADMINISTRATUM DECIMUS
Now a shell of its former self the Administratum Decimus is a stark reminder that war cares not for bureaucracy. Once an imposing building the Administratum stands crumbling in the face of giant war machines, legions of tanks, and countless genetically engineered super soldiers. In it's prime this building managed to house over 700 staff and was able to approve a whopping 3 planning approvals, 2 material transfers, and calculate tithes for a planet of over 12 billion people.
The Administratum Decimus is a great building to hide your war machines behind, standing almost 13cm high and 14cm square it provides great cover for your games of Dropzone Commander or Adeptus Titanicus.
Made from 3mm MDF and 1mm greyboard, this kit is perfect for games of Adeptus Titanicus, but will work perfectly with any similar scale games.
TTCombat
Five New WWI Tanks from Kallistra
Five new WWI tanks are now available to order from the Kallistra website.
WW1-BR-WP British Late War Tank - Whippet - ( x 2 plus bases)
WW1-FR-REN French Late War Tank - Renault - ( x 3 plus bases)
WW1-FR-CHA French Late War Tank - St Charmond - ( x 2 plus bases)
WW1-FR-SCH French Late War Tank - Schneider - ( x 2 plus bases)
WW1-GE-A7V German Late War Tank - A7V - ( x 1 plus base)
Kallistra Ltd
Lieutenant Melvill from Steve Barber Models
The Dash With The Colours!
As it will soon be the anniversary of the battle of Isandlwana we have added this miniature of Lieutenant Melvill trying to escape with the colours of the 24th regiment to our 10mm Zulu Wars range.
On 22 January 1879 after the disaster of the Battle of Isandlwana, South Africa, Lieutenant Melvill made efforts to save the Queen's Colour of his Regiment. He and Nevill Josiah Aylmer Coghill were pursued by Zulu warriors and after experiencing great difficulty in crossing the swollen Buffalo River, during which time the Colour was lost and carried downstream, the two men were overtaken by the enemy and following a short struggle both were killed. The Colour was retrieved from the river ten days later.
Lieutenant Melvill
Steve Barber Models
As it will soon be the anniversary of the battle of Isandlwana we have added this miniature of Lieutenant Melvill trying to escape with the colours of the 24th regiment to our 10mm Zulu Wars range.
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| Teignmouth Melvill |
On 22 January 1879 after the disaster of the Battle of Isandlwana, South Africa, Lieutenant Melvill made efforts to save the Queen's Colour of his Regiment. He and Nevill Josiah Aylmer Coghill were pursued by Zulu warriors and after experiencing great difficulty in crossing the swollen Buffalo River, during which time the Colour was lost and carried downstream, the two men were overtaken by the enemy and following a short struggle both were killed. The Colour was retrieved from the river ten days later.
Lieutenant Melvill
Steve Barber Models
17 Jan 2019
CMP Lorry Master from Arrowhead Miniatures
The CMP lorry master with both cab types side by side. We had a terrible time finding reliable drawings of the type 11 cab but won out in the end.
Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) trucks were a class of military trucks, made in large numbers, and in numerous variants, by Canada during World War II, to British Army specifications, primarily intended for use in the armies of the British Commonwealth allies.
CMP Lorry Master
Arrowhead Miniatures
Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) trucks were a class of military trucks, made in large numbers, and in numerous variants, by Canada during World War II, to British Army specifications, primarily intended for use in the armies of the British Commonwealth allies.
CMP Lorry Master
Arrowhead Miniatures
16 Jan 2019
Ancient Warfare XII. 5, Feb-Mar 2019
Men recruited from every corner of the empire, auxiliaries played an important role in augmenting Rome's military might. For the soldiers themselves, service meant a path to citizenship and future success.
Theme: Roman auxiliary units
Jasper Oorthuys, 'Introduction to the theme - Indispensable auxiliaries'.
Lindsay Powell, 'The battle of Idistaviso, summer AD 16 - Follow the Roman birds'.
Konrad and Aurelia Stauner, 'Crooked regimental bankers - Scooping out the money'.
Jon Coulston, 'Roman cavalry at the height of the Empire - Riding for Trajan and Hadrian'.
Jasper Oorthuys, 'Reading a Roman military diploma - Service ensures citizenship'.
Features:
Gary Brueggeman, 'True-scale battle maps - CAD and Cannae'.
Duncan B. Campbell, 'Animal hunting in the Roman army - The Venatores'.
Gareth Williams, 'The Thracian massacre at Mycalessus - What price life?'.
Raffaele D'Amato 'The monument to Aurelius Bitus - Killed in action'.
Tacticus, 'Taktikè Technè, part X - Tactics at Cynoscephalae'.
Ancient Warfare
Ancient History Magazine 20, Mar-Apr 2019
We just sent the latest issue of Ancient History off to the printer. In issue 20, the theme focuses on the rise and fall of the Achaemenid Empire. With articles looking at the the Achaemenids' fabulous architecture, unique approach to governance, and even the role of women in this Persian kingdom, this issue touches on many aspects of this "multitude of people".
Theme: A multitude of people: the Achaemenid empire
John Curtis, 'Introduction to an empire - Welcome to Achaemenid Persia'.
Sidney E. Dean, 'Cyrus the Great's policy of religious tolerance and benign rule - Enlightenment or calculation'.
Irene Madreiter, 'Achaemenid queens: between fact and fiction - Loving mothers, viragos, poisoners?'.
Touraj Daryaee, 'The Achaemenid commonwealth project - Holding the empire together'.
Jona Lendering, 'Why did Alexander burn Persepolis - Sacker of cities'.
D.T. Potts, '"Glamping" in the Achaemenid empire - The tent of the great king'
Features:
Manon Henzen, 'Clay tablet recipes - Mesopotamian lamb stew'.
Arienne King, 'An Egyptian goddess among Olympians - The cult of Isis in ancient Greece'.
Alana N. Newman, 'Cultivating the royal persona - Arsinoë II as the people's queen'.
Lindsay Powell, 'The boy made god revived - Ave, vive, Antinoe!'.
Angela Pisani, 'Ancient history book reviews - Mythos'.
Ancient History Magazine
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