15mm Ancients Miniatures Suppliers
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If you are looking for 15mm Greek, Roman, Persian, Medieval, Arab, Gallic, Byzantine, Catalan, Hungarian or Viking ancient wargames figures, you've come to the right place. This page has detail of the ranges carried by ALL the 15mm ancients suppliers I have managed to track down and find. For each supplier there is a comprehensive listing of the armies they have figures for, a guide to how they package their ancient figures (singles, packs of 8 etc), details on how you can order from them, a short review of their website, and a link to that site. The information on this site was pretty much correct when I created it, and I try to keep it updated but please check shipping rates and quantities yourself when ordering. if you see anything that needs changing, please tell me via the email link at the bottom of the page
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The 15mm Figure Manufacturers Listings
- Essex have a vast range of 15mm figures in all periods, as well as a 25mm range too. I always think of Essex as the "baseline" for all other manufacturers - whatever army you are looking to buy Essex will have a figure range for it, and the decision you need to make is "can I find any manufacturer of figures I like better than those from Essex?" (or maybe "everyone will have these Essex figures - I want my stuff to look different as it will then give the impression that I have a personality of my own!"). IMO their figures are always to a good standard, take paint nicely but are sometimes accused of lacking a little in "personality" or animation. Very good consistency and compatibility throughout the entire range.
- Essex sells figures in packs of 8 foot or 4 mounted, usually with 2-3 variants per pack in the newer ranges.
- The Essex website has - at last!! - had a long overdue upgrade and is now excellent throughout. There is a full listing of 15mm and 25mm figures, with a reasonably complete set of pictures of all the figures, either painted or in bare metal.
- You can buy online using credit cards, and even now PAYPAL (HOORAH!!).
- Essex used to be known as Mikes Models way back in (ancient) history, and produced a very differently styled range. These "Mikes Models" figures are available on special order (at least the Renaissance ones), and there is even a whole special section on their website for them. They were much shorter and less anatomically correctly styled that the current ranges - but are still much loved by some collectors & gamers.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 7.5/10, simply because they are always going to be good enough in every range and every figure, and they form benchmark for everyone else. All of MY ratings on this site are therefore "relative" to Essex being at 7.5. The ratings are mostly for figure design and execution, but have a smattering of other factors in there as well, just to make life more subjective!
- Donnington have a large range of 15mm ancients figures which again cover most armies (Villanoval Italian, Samnites, Campanians, Lucians, Apulians, Etruscans, Hoplite Era Greeks, Macedonians & Successors, Ligurians, Republican Romans, Spanish, Carthaginians, Numidians, Celts & Galatians, Scythians, Marian Romans, Sivilians, Slave Revolt, Thracians, Natabeans, Early Imperial Romans, Parthians, Dacians, Sarmatians, Ancient Brits, Early Germans, Druids, Maccabean Jewish, Palmyrans, Middle & Late Romans, Carolingian & Merovingian Franks, Basques & Bretons, Arabs, Ottonians, Steppe Peoples, Ostrogoths, Slavs, Visigoths, Aquitanians, Lombards, Goths, Vandals, Sub Roman/Arthurian Brits, Huns, Nobades, Blemeye, Axumites, Sassanids, E Byzantines, Sarmacizing Goths, Anglo Saxons, Normans, Russians & Slavs, Byzantines & Easterners, Medieval Feudals & Crusaders, Mongols, Arabs, Turks & Andalusians, Ottomans, Roumanians, Timurids, Knights Hospitallers, WOTR, Continental English & Burgundians. The ranges have been developed over a number of years.
- The figures are the sort that look a bit simple in bare metal, but paint up really well. Usually a touch larger than Essex, and often a bit chunkier too
- Donnington - unusually - sell figures individually.
- The Donnington website is now among the best out there and they have new pictures showing nicely painted examples of all the figures in all their ranges. It's also fully set up for online ordering with an integrated cart system. They also offer a painting service through sister company Ancient & Modern Army Supplies (who paint armies to order).
- The site takes credit cards and Paypal. The site is very well laid out, and generates an automatic confirmation email after your order - though it does take you to the shopping cart each and every time you select a figure, leaving you to navigate back manually - I suppose that's the price for the benefit of ordering individual figures! You may get a confirmation from Paypal from "D & J Ranasinghe Ltd".
- Early in 2009 Donnington created a new range, using a new sculptor, and branded "Donnington New Era". Initially these ranges cover 100YW, Swiss, Burgundians and Low Countries, now expanded to include Vikings & Norse Irish. The quality is significantly higher than the old ranges, and size-wise they are starting to struggle to mix with some of the smaller Essex ranges (which their medievals definately are).
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 7.5/10, some of the older figures let the rest of the range down a little, but the website is great and individual figure ordering is a big plus too. The Romans, Arabs, Mongols, Sassanids and some of the Dark ages stuff are very good, so watch what you buy (which is easy as the pictures are all posted on their website) - and they do "Dead Guys!".
Black Hat Miniatures (previously Gladiator Games)
- A strong Biblical era lineup together with the usual Classic Era, Byzantine and medieval suspects - plus some Central Americans ! The range cover all eras of Egyptians, Hyksos & Cansanites, Mitanni, Syrians, Hittites, Sea Peoples & other enemies, Minoans & Myceneans, both Romans & Carthaginians for The Punic Wars, Indians, Alexandrian & Successors as well as earlier Hellenistics, Persians, Vikings, Saxons, Normans and various other generic dark ages types, Moslem, Byzantine, Mongol & Frankish armies for the Crusades, a Feudal range, Chin & Han Chinese, Asiatic Nomads, Goths, late Romans, a full set of Medievals, WOTR and Samurai.
- Generally they are compatible with Essex for height, but different sculptors over the years mean some are quite chunky - the Biblicals are among my favorites, as they are chunky figures that look like they could so some serious smiting of enemies!
- Not all the ranges are as chunky though - Black Hat's range also includes
some Josef Ochmann-sculpted figures as well which are more normally
proportioned. They were once sold as 'Historical Heroes' by Metal Magic in
Germany, and there
are shots of them here - most of the Hellenistic, Feudal, Chinese,
Asiatic Nomad, Gothis & Late Roman ranges are these sculpts
- They also sell books, accessories and the (pretty good) Coat d'Arms paint range. Spears are generally cast in-hand although some shields are separate in the newer (biblical) ranges. All are cast in house.
- They (unusually) sell in packs of 10 foot and 5 mounted - watch for this when comparing prices with other ranges!!
- The site has pictures of most if not all of the figure ranges, usually as unpainted figures. Navigation is excellent, with the full catalogue taxonomy visible on the left hand side of each page. They take Paypal and credit cards, and the site will - if you want - remember you with your own account.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 6.5/10 for most, 9/10 for the newer Biblicals. Blocky older castings make some of the non-biblicals an acquired taste, but why go elsewhere for Egyptians or similar..?.
Available direct from the US site, however Timecast can supply in the UK as well, sometimes on order
- A huge range of all the usual suspects from Biblical to Medieval again - like Essex, firmly in the "assume they have it" category. They also carry the "Rank & File" generic Middle Ages range,and the "Battle Honors" range covering Carthaginians, Greeks (Late Classical Era), Sassanids and Romans (Camillan/Caesarian).
- The figures are compatible with Essex, and many take a paint job excellently despite looking a little crude in the bare metal - with quite heavyweight spears for example cast in-hand - than some other manufacturers out there.
- Biblical ranges include Babylonian Empire, Hittites, Mycenaeans, New Assyrians Empire, New
Kingdom Egyptians, Sea Peoples, Syrian City States,
- Classical Ranges incude Armenians, Carthaginians, Dacians, Early Germans, Early Sassanids, Franks/Later Germans, Gauls, Germans 1-4th Century, Hellenistic Greeks, Huns, Imperial Romans, Indians, Italian City States, Late Achaemenid Persians, Late Romans, Liby/Phoenicians, Lybians, Macedonians, Marian Romans, Nubians, Numidians, Palmyrans, Parthians, Picts, Republican Romans, Sarmatians, Saxons, Scots/Irish, Skythians, Spanish, Successor States, Thracians, Visigoths/Ostrogoths/Lombards/Vandals
- Medieval & Dark Ages ranges include Andalusian Arabs, Anglo-Saxons/Jutes, Arab Conquest, Arthurian Britons, Asiatic Horse Armies, Belisarian/Heraclian Byzantines, Byzantines 7-13th Century, Carolingians, Crusades (Holy Orders, Outremer Knights, Saracens & 3rd Crusade medievals) Mongols, Normans, Spanish Normans, Ottonians, Rus, Seljuk Turks, Slavs, Vikings, Hundred Years War, Medieval Russians plus the Rank & File generic medieval ranges
- They also do Captive Sets, DBM or DBA Camp Sets & some Generic Ancient Packs
- OG used to sell in packs of 50 foot and 16 mounted - with multiple poses per pack, but the numbers seem to have gone down to a more manageble 24 infantry now. 50 was a chunky number, so a good job they are among the cheapest on offer. They also have unit deals in FoG sizes.The Battle Honors ranges are 2 foot for $6.
- The US site is gradually adding pictures of unpainted packs for all the ranges (hoorah!). Ordering about 8 packs from the US recently I paid around $20 in postage, which is calculated at the end of the order process - shipping is claimed at 10-14 days from the US to elsewhere. They take Paypal and credit cards
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 7.5/10. The American for "Essex Miniatures" in many ways, wallet-saving pricing and "always good enough" design more than makes up for the monster pack sizes.
- Huge range of 15mm, 28mm and 10mm figures as well as loads of other goodies (the site says 7,500 items!!). The 15mm range doesn't quite make it into the Medieval period, but is comprehensive before that.
- Sumerians, Midianites, Bedouin, Canaanites, Syrians, Ugaritic, Nubians, Libyans, Hittites, Sea Peoples, Sargonid & Neo Assyrians, Lydians, Babylonians, Elamites, Kushites, New Kingdom Egypt, Saitic Egypt, Hebrews & Philistines, early Hebrews make up the Biblical Section.
- Indians, Numidians, Hopliter Era Greeks, Macedonians, Thracians, Italians & Etruscans, Republican Romans, Celts, Gauls, Brits & other barbarians, Saratians, Carthaginians, Spanish, Imperial & Marian Romans, Achemenid Persians, Middle & Late Romans, make up the Classical range, with Navigator also casting Imperial Romans, Numidians, Gauls & Celts and early Germans/generic barbarians.
- Armenians, Goths, Saxons, Visigoths, Huns Palmyrans, Parthians, Carolingian (Navigator) and Sub Roman Arthurian Brits fill out the Dark ages, and Arabs, Burmese, Han CHinese and Tibetans make up an eastern collection
- Many of the figures previously went under the name Chariot Miniatures, but they also sell other ranges including Navigator in 15mm, Perrin and GHQ in some of the smaller scales, and Howard Hues paints. Most if not all of the 15mm ranges are cast in house.
- Sold in packs of 8 infantry or 4 cavalry the figures are in the "Essex-compatible" size range, although some of the biblical era troops can appear a little on the undernourished side.
- The website is very good indeed, with pictures of many of the individual figures and very clear navigation (don't be put off if the range you are looking at doesn't have a picture on the front page of that section- the individual packs usually do). They take Paypal and credit cards.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 7/10 for the non-Navigator ranges. They do paint up well, but many of the old biblical era Chariot ranges always seemed a bit skinny and awkward to me, and I still can't shake the prejudice, even though I like the hoplites. Almost gain an extra point for having such a good website and range of other stuff though!
- Museum sell 15mm & 28mm figures cast in a pewter-like metal. For Ancients gamers, the 15mm selection covers Alexandrians & Successors, Ancient Brits, Arab Conquest, Neo Assyrians, Bactrian Greeks, Byzantines, carthaginians, Chin Chou & Shang Chinese, Cilician Armenians, Crusaders (Early & Late), Egyptians, El Cid Era Dark Ages, Galatians & Gauls, Gladiators, Greek Hoplites, Indians, Ilkhanid Mongols, Islamic Persians, Khwarismians, Mamluks, 100YW French & English, WOTR, Welsh, Normans, Ottomans, Camillan Romans, Myceneans, Early & Middle Romans, seljuqs, Skythians, Thracians, Samurai & Vikings.
- Sizing is usually bigger than Essex, especially on some of the newer ranges which veer towards the "18mm" end of the scale and can make some of the figures look a little lanky - but the website has a massive and good set of pics so you can decide for yourself easily enough. The dismounted knights are among my favorites, and are as good as full Essex-compatible.
- They sell in packs of 8 foot and 4 mounted, with many of the mounted coming as one piece castings of horse and rider. Swords, spears and shields are cast in hand, and all the ranges are designed and cast in house. There are a few variants in some packs, but where they exist they are not usually wildly different.
- The website has been re-vamped (and has lost the awful music - hoorah!). It has pictures of nearly all of the figures, usually painted, takes credit cards and generates an online confirmation email. Navigation is much improved with the figure codes and descriptions all shown on the same page, and an online cart that will take multiple orders from each page in one click.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 7/10. For me, only sliding below the Essex median of 7.5 on a couple of technicalities - slightly variable, slightly large sizes and a few odd poses in the ranges - but the website gives more than enough help to make sure you pick the right ones
- A venerable range of 15mm ancients covering the standard of Greek & Rome, Egypt & Assyria and the Medieval period. Ranges include a Classical selection of Hoplite Greeks, Early & Late Achemenid Persians, Bactrians, Saka, the usual range of Thracian and similar mercenaries, Macedonians, Successors, Mid & Late Republican Romans, Carthaginians, Indians, various Legionaries, Cavalry and auxiiaup to the 5th Century, Byzantines, Germans, Goths, Franks, Ancient British & Gallic, Picts, Dacians, Sassanids, Armenians, Jewish, Spanish, Palmyran, Huns, Goths.
- In Biblical they have Egyptians and Assyrians, and in Medieval a Dark Ages range covering Normans, Byzantines, Carolingians, Ottonian Franks, Rus, Slavs, Arabs, Saxons, Asiatic Nomands such as Khazars, Magyars & Alans. Other Medieval ranges include Samurai, Tang Chinese, C12/13 generic Europeans, Crusaders, English, Welsh, Flemish, Spanish, Poles, Russians, Byzantines, as well as Arabs including Mamluks, Bedouin, Berbers, Ayyubids, Turks, Fatiminds, Grenadine & Andalusians, Mongols, Seljuks and Syrians. They also have a Early and a Late 100YW range, and a WOTR range, with figures for all sides in these combats.
- Minifigs have been around since before I was born (-ish) and some of the castings are starting to show their age. The lack of raised, dry-brushable/inkable detail on many of the figures looks very, very dated. A new improved website sees pictures on the increase throughout the site, with none for some ranges
- Supplied in the usual packs of 4 and 8 all cast with spears and shields in place, cast in the UK and also in the US.
- The site itself is great, with clear navigation and a simple shopping cart. Takes Paypal or credit cards.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 5/10 - again the world has moved on since these figures were designed. They aren't "bad", but they are a little light on detail and character. If you have some already and need to bulk out a unit or two, or want some that are simple to paint up for an en-mass effect they may be for you. The 10mm WW2 armour is far better!
- Minifigs now also sell the Matchlock Miniatures ranges, which have one Dark Age range currently listed on their website with Saxon and Norman era figures. These are sold as singles for 35 pence each.
- Biblicals, Romans and enemies, Dark Ages & Medievals that can vary in quality but again paint up better than they generally look. Some I have had bought (Rus/Vikings) are larger than Essex-standard.
- The ranges cover Egyptians & Libyans, Mid Republican Romans, Indians, Thracians, Scythians, Hoplite and Hellenistic / Successor Greeks, Carthaginians, Spanish, Celts, Maccabean, Italian City States, Early & Late Persians, Marian Romans, Imperial Romans, Sassanids, Dacians, Germans, Parthians, Palmyrans, Late Romans, Sassanids, Vikings, Rus, Saxons, Byzantines, Khmer, Burmese, Tibetans, Koreans, Goths & Lombards, Normans, Samurai, Mongols, Sung Chinese, Arab Conquest, Berber, Khazar, Ayyubid Egyptian, Arab Empire, Andalusian, Ghuzz, Seljuk Turk, East Sudanese, Grenadine, Pechneg, West Sudanese, Abyssinian, Syrian, Ghaznavid, Cuman, Mamluk, Early Ottoman Turk, Fatmid Egyptian, Kwariziman, Mid and Late Ottoman Turk, Hungarian, Swiss, Pre Feudal Scots, Burgundian, Early Polish, Scots Common, 100 Years War French, 100 Year War English, Early Russian, Catalan Company, Later Polish, Medieval Spanish, War Of The Roses Yorkist, War Of The Roses Lancastrian, Prussian, Irish, Teutonic Order and Early/Late Crusaders
- They do also do a wide range of animals, which are excellent for populating your baggage camp!
- Figures are sold individually and are cast with weapons and shields in hand. There are some pictures on the website that will give you an indication of most ranges, using painted figures - but not the full range by any means.
- The site has a reasonable navigation system, with a main menu at the bottom. It however does not have any form of secure online ordering, and this really limits them to payment by cheque or phoned-in/faxed-in orders (unless you are mad enough to send your credit card details by email).
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 4.5/10 for 15mm ancients figures as the world has moved on from when these many of ranges were first produced - and no online ordering??. Hide some in larger units for variety - and they do get extra marks for having single figure ordering - and the animals are good!
- Xyston sell Thracians, Indians, Greek Hoplites, Bithinyans, Achemenid Persians, Kappadocians, Alexandrians & Successors and early Romans in a range of "Premium Quality" miniatures that are packed with character, variety and the sort of deeply and cleanly sculpted figures that grab the paint and ink off your table and smear it on themselves in a "Nigella Lawson does Painting a Wargaming Army" sort of way. But they seem to have decided to pack in all this wonderful detail by making the figures, well, bigger than 15mm - especially some of the newer Roman ranges with later product codes which allegedly climb towards 20mm if you believe the message boards. The site has pictures of unpainted figures for all the ranges. Even the Thracians - one of the earliest ranges I think - tower over the poor Corvus Belli Spaniards & Gauls they will be fighting alongside.
- The usual 8 foot & 4 mounted per pack, with a variety of separate shields, and a huge amount of variety of poses in each pack. At least some of the packs of spearmen come without spears so you will need your own wire - and maybe even a drill to open out their hands as well.
- The site is pretty good, but seems to have an odd navigation system that doesn't make it that easy to see exactly what ranges they have. It takes Paypal and credit cards.
- Xystons figures come without spears, and with hands you can easily drill out to make sure the spears do stick. If you've not got a drill here's a link to a Mini Drill Set from Amazon.co.uk and a hand-push drill and also a powered hobby drill both from Amazon.com.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 9.5/10 - for the 15mm range only. The question is trying to work out which of them are actually 15mm....
- Vexilia now carry the FULL Corvus Belli range in the UK, after having initially started just with the 100YW ranges.
- Vexilia have got a full set of pics. Corvus Belli cover Marian & Imperial Rome and some related armies such as Spanish, Numidians, Kappadocians, Carthaginians as well as the well regarded 100YW range. The word on the street however is that CB are concentrating on commissioning new fantasy miniatures so the 15mm Ancients range may not be expanded in the foreseeable future. The figures are sold in packs of 8, with 6-8 variants per pack that are compatible with Essex in size but can be a small, very small touch more chubby and short - only because they have a more variety and character. Corvus Belli generally have separate shields but are cast with swords & javelins in hand.
- Vexilia have an excellent online cart service and you can pay with Paypal or credit card. Bear in mind that as the minis come from Spain they might occasionally be out of stock.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 8.5/10 for Corvus Belli. Variety, detail and animation all excellent - shame the ranges aren't larger.
- Vexilia sell the beautiful Italian-produced Mirliton ranges of 15mm figures for the Swiss Burgindian Wars, Italian Condotta, Italian Commune Wars, Crusaders & Teutonics, Medieval Nevsky Russians, and Early Roman/Etruscans. They now also carry Corvus Belli's 100 complete ranges, Black Hat's 15mm East European Medievals and Baueda's Vikings, Emeshi and Ottomans, and also a range of East European/medieval Polish they commissioned themsevles. The Mirliton Teutons in particular are the figures to get for this army. They are marginally bigger than Essex, but not to the point of incompatibility.
- Both ranges are sold in packs of 4 mounted or 8 foot. They have separate spears and shields.
- The figures are close to Essex in height, but generally have more detail and look to be perhaps the most accurately proportioned of any manufacturer out there (most 15mm figures are a little chubbier and shorter than if real people were scaled down to 15mm).
- The website has pictures of nearly all the figures - some painted, some not - and can take online orders using credit cards or Paypal. They are cast in Italy so can occasionally be out of stock.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 9.5/10 for Mirliton figures. Like painting really small real people made out of metal - if only I could find some glue that kept shields on and kept swords and spears in their hands... (I haven't got any of the other ranges)
- Big range of Biblical, classical and Medieval figures which can vary considerably in quality, but which are priced at the lower end of the scale as well - if you are looking to bulk out an army quickly, this is for you.
- Ranges include New Kingdom Egypt, Assyrians, Libyans, Elamites, Canaanite, Hittites, Sea Peoples, Nubians, Early Germans, Parthians, Celts & Brits, Sarmatians, Sassanids, Dacians, Mongols, Macedonians, Republican Romans, Marian Romans, Achemenid Persians, Imperial Romans, Late Romans, Carthaginians, Goths, Pre-Islamic Arabs, Normans, Saxons, Vikings, Generic Later Medievals & Samurai.
- They come packed in two sizes - packs of 10 foot or 4 mounted or in even better value Battle Packs of 60 foot or 24 mounted - with lots of variants in each pack. At shows they tend to sell only the packs of troops bagged up in much bigger quantities. The figures come cast with spears and shields, usually in a fairly soft metal.
- They have a brand new Joomla-based website, which currently doesn't seem to be photos on any of the pages. The online order form takes credit cards (but with essentially no security as of now!) and - like the Essex site - requires you to enter the figure codes and prices into a simple form, so you need to keep a track of what you want as you browse the site. The ranges are designed and cast in house
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 3/10 but still value for money. There are some (very) bright spots in the ranges (look at the Dervish swordsman in the pics below), but generally thy are in the "pile it high and paint it quick" territory. They are by no means poor or terrible figures, but there are simply many better ones out there - unless you are on a very tight budget, in which case Lancashire win hands down.
- Mostly a WW2 supplier (for which they are tremendous) Peter Pig have a small range of ancients covering Romans, Egytptians, WOTR armies (for their own Bloody Barons rules) Tuaregs, Parthians and Germans. They are nice figures, but the ancient ranges are a little small compared to the Essex standard (not sure about the WOTR stuff). Look out for the "Men Being Rude" pack!
- They come in packs of 8 foot and 4 mounted, all cast in a hard metal with shields and spears in place, with 2-3 variants in most packs. There are some pictures on the website, but by no means a complete set.
- The website does what it needs to by listing all the figure codes, and having quite a few pictures. It has online ordering via a cart and takes Paypal or Credit Cards. All the ranges are designed and cast in house.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : Much as I love the World of The Pig, it's 6/10 for the ancients mainly on size compatibility rather than design/casting - but the WOTR looks to be a bit bigger and so creeps up into the 8/10 category. The ancients are a small part of what PP do, and the WW2 stuff would be into the 9-9.5 territory for sure - but a small range of smallish figures that make it difficult to create a whole army. The only choice for Tuaregs however!
- The longtime home of the oft-overlooked Feudal Castings & Friekorps ranges of 15mm Ancients that covers Romans & Greeks, Vikings, WOTR & European Medievals as well as Auxumites and Aborigine warriors (!!). The castings can sometime seem to be a little under-detailed, depending on which range is chosen. They tend to have great personality figures as well
- Possibly in recognition of this, QRF are systematically planning to replace some of their older ranges - the Imperial Romans are the first to be done. Another reason to check the photos on their site!
- According to this announcement on TMP the Feudal castings ranges have now been sold to US-based company Sgt Major Miniatures and they will be re-starting production in the latter part of 2012. It's not clear which of the QRF ranges are affected and who if anyone will carry the ranges in the UK and Europe going forward, however Sgt Major's 20mm ranges are carried by Elheim
- Sold in packs of 8 foot and 4 mounted, with variants in most packs and there are many cast with separate spears and/or shields. They also sell bases and flags as well as other accessories.
- The website is good, with simple navigation, and pictures of nearly all the ranges - usually unpainted - that can be enlarged. The site uses Paypal for payment, and so also takes credit cards.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : Quality is almost too patchy to give a rating. Some (the Classical & Roman Generals for example) are excellent, but some are quite poor. Have a good look at the images on their website before ordering. Size-wise they are Essex-compatible.
- Small French-based manufacturer selling Romans, Gauls Scythians, Byzantines, Koreans, and medieval ranges (including some v. nice Spanish almugavars). They are very similar in size to Essex-standard, although some ranges are noticeably cruder than others.
- The figures are sold individually and come cast with spears and shields in place. They are designed and cast in country and shipped from France.
- The site is in semi-translated French, but if you can't work out what a "Lancier lybien cote de maille" in the "Carthaginois" section is, there is probably no hope for you anyway. There are pictures of many - but not all - of the figures online. The site runs its payments and ordering through Paypal. Postage costs are clearly listed on the site.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 5/10 - an average score across the company as the range needs to be looked at on a figure-by-figure basis, as there are some real gems in there as well.
- A large range of Hellenistic, Ancient Italian States, Celtic (400-150BC), Spanish (Punic), Carthaginian, Republic Roman, Sub-Roman (Brits), Viking, Saxon, Norman, Byzantine, Rus, Slavic, Asiatic, Arab/Eastern Nations, Medieval, The Universal Soldier, Samurai, Aztecs, Conquistadores, Warriors of Abyssinia, Carolingian. Some of the ranges (medievals, and especially the Hellenistic Greeks & Indians) have a very distinctive style that in its extremes veers towards the cartoonish - which is not to everyone's tastes, but is definitely exactly right for some as well (the fat trumpeter in the Greek officer pack is fantastic!). These ranges do fit with Essex, but the chubby chaps will look a bit out of place.
- The figures are sold in the usual packs of 8 and 4. Shields and spears are cast in hand. They are all designed and cast by Tin Soldier.
- The site has just bee revamped and whilst it currently only has some overview pictures of complete ranges, I suspect more pics are coming soon.
- The good news is they now also have a bang up to date facility for online ordering - using SagePay for credit cards and Paypal
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 8/10 or 3/10 - you will either love the Greek & Indian figures and have to have them or laugh out loud at them. But don't assume the rest share their styling or you will miss out on some great pieces.
- Vikings & Rus, Samurai and Mid to Late Anglo-Saxons, Rus, Slav, Carolingian/Normans and Generic Armed Villagers and Townsfolk in a slightly "Battlefront WW2 figures" style. Huge variety in the range - but a very limited range of armies. The default choice for Samurai, and (to my mind) Normans, Vikings & Rus - wonderfully animated figures.
- Not entirely sure but I think they may be in the usual 8 & 4 packs - After a brief time with Dixon Miniatures (the original sculptors I think) they are now being sold by Caliver Books in the UK. All cast with shields and spears in place. The personality sets are especially well animated and put together. They know how to make nice Vikings, Normans and Samurai - but they also know how to charge for them as well.
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 9/10 - why don't they do more? Why are they not to everyone's tastes either...?
- ERM's own ranges in 15mm include Indian, Thracians, Romans & Parthians, El Cid & Early Crusades, plus some eastern Renaissance suitable for use in many East European medieval armies
- Sold in 8's & 4's sold via an online shop taking Paypal & credit cards, and now quite a lot of pictures of unpainted figures.
- They also carry Grumpys Miniatures ranges (and produce them under licence in the UK) for Indonesians, Persians & Afghan/Moghul types, Ming Chinese, Yi Korean, and Tupi ranges, plus the Bloodaxe range (see separate listing below).
- UK suppliers of AB's Australian-cast "large 15mm" Greeks, Sassanids & Romans (on special order only, no pictures on their site - see the AB listing below for pictures and to rate them), Eureka Miniatures Amazonian and Meso-Americans and Samurai (8's & 4's - some small pictures on the site), and Oddzial Ozmy's Polish-cast Medieval Teutonics & Polish & Lithuanians (sold in "unit-sized" sets, with box artwork on the site).
- Site takes credit cards via Worldpay secure server.
- Isarus - sold by 15mm.co.uk offer a range of figures including some previously made by Tabletop Games, in packs of 8 & 4 as usual.
- Selucids, Huns, Sassanids, Goths, Blemye, Sarmatians, Normans, Vikings, Mongols, late Romans, Byzantines, Saxons & Vikings & a medieval range too.
- The site has pictures of all of the figures in the ranges, and takes credit cards and Paypal.
- Specialists in Arab ranges, their Ghilmen famously pass the Moylo-scope test
- Sell in 8's & 4's of Romano-British, Picts, Saxons, Franks, Avars & Slavs, Burmese & Khmer, Sui & Tang Chinese, Republican Romans, Parthians, Gladiators, Macedonians, Central Asian Steppe Turks Hindu & Tamil Indians, Crusade Islamics, Crusaders & Byzantines, Pre Samurai Japanese, Ching & Manchu Chinese.
- Website has a fairly comprehensive gallery of pictures and accepts Paypal - no separate secure credit card ordering, but Paypal will act as an intermediary anyway.
- All figures designed and cast in Scotland.
- A small range of Greeks originally manufactured by Tumbling Dice, with Myceneans promised on the website.
- Sold as singles, and cast in a pewter-like metal they arte well spoken of
- They take cheques and cash (at shows) only.
- Well regarded and constantly expanding US based online only retailer but shipping worldwide
- Have an ever expanding range (check their website for new announcements) including Khurasanian, Ghaznavid, Daylami Dynasties, and other Eastern Muslim Troops, as well as Late Romans, Byzantines, Alans, Turcomans, Sarmatians, Persians, 3-7th Century Germans, Anglo Danes, Classical Indians, Khurasanians, Tang Chinese, Manchu/Quing Chinese, Chichimecs, Chinantecs (both Central American tribes), Medieval Swedes, Nikephorian Byzantines, Avars, Huns, Arabs, Kushans, Indo-Parthians, Vikings, Kofun/Asuka Japanese, Early Swiss, 100YW, Germans/Foederati, Franks/Normans/First Crusaders including Scaracens and Greeks, Tadjiks, Tibetans, Chichimec, Indo-Saka, Early Imperial Romans, Early Achemenid Persians, .
- Figures sold in pack sizes of 2 or 3 cavalry or 4 infantry - this is seemingly random across the ranges so make sure you check all the pack sizes before ordering!.
- Most ranges also come from different sculptors, so compatibility between ranges is not always as good as with some other manufacturers.
- Ordering online via Paypal only, (so credit cards using Paypals secure interface as well). A fairly complete set of pictures of the ranges are shown on the site.
- Another US manufacturer with a fairly large range of figures sold individually.
- Ranges for New Kingdom Egyptian, Assyrian, Classical Greek, Thracian, Ancient Artillery, Early Achaemenid Persian, Alexandrian Macedonian, Republican Roman, Skythian, Carthaginian, Spanish, Late Achaeminid Persian, Gallic/Ancient British, Successor, Late Macedonian, Parthian Han Chinese, Early Imperial Roman, ,Dacian, Sarmatian, Late Imperial Roman, Palmyran, Asiatic Hordes, Sassanid Persian, Hun, Turkish, Tibetan, Byzantine, Arab Conquest/Empire, Russ, Generic Feudal, Tang Chinese, Ottonian Frank, Viking, Late Saxon, Norman, Early, Japanese, Mongol, Mameluke.
- Viking Forge have recently revamped their website with photos of nearly all the ranges however they only take $$ cheques or money orders so probably aren't trying too hard to sell to the UK!
- Australian manufacturer of a large Biblical range of Caananites, Hittites, Philistines, Sea Peoples., Syrians, New Kingdom Egyptians
- Other ranges include Hungarians, Norse-Irish, Picts, Burmese, Chin Chinese, Chinese Nomads, Indians, Khmer, Parthians, Mongols, Tang Chinese and Tibetans.
- A couple of pictures on the site show the figures. A contact page asks you to email for ordering details.
- Once produced in the UK, it appears the ranges have been sold to a US company.
- Biblical Sumerians, Akkadians, Syrians, Lydians, New Kingdom Egyptians, Hittites, Nubians, Sea Peoples, Midianite Arabs, Philistines,Thracians, Macedonians, Bronze Age Nordics, Illyrians, Skythians, Republican Romans, Blemmye, Picts, Early Feudal, plus Medieval Scots, Poles, Lithuanians, Hussites, Crusaders, Eastern Europeans, and Eastern ranges of Burmese, Java/malay, Mongols, 3 Kingdoms Korean, Yi Korean and Siamese (the Copperfield ranges), Samurai. Arabs include Ghaznavids, Ottomans, and generic Arabs. Americas ranges of Mexican Triple Alliance, Tarascans, Mayans, Incas, Tupi, plus some civilians and animals.
- Sold in packs of 8 foot for $4.00. Site takes Paypal but requires you to download a list of ranges - only a few photos online.
- A manufacturer from New Zealand, formerly known as Wildly inspired Miniatures - among other names.
- Ranges include Arabs, Assyrians, Blemye, Byzantines, Goths, Han Chinese, Hellenistics (Greeks), Huns, Hussites, Indians, Late Romans, Mongols, New Knigdom Egyptians, Normans, Ottoman Turks, Sarmatians, Sassanid Persians, Saxons and Vikings.
- Some of the ranges are the former Tabletop Games range also carries by Isarus (see photos above).
- They have an online shopping cart on their site which takes paypal and they sell single figures about Euro 0.50 each.
AB Miniatures Figures
Eureka and AB Miniatures Figures
- Eureka's own site (carried in the UK by East Riding - see above).
- AB & Eureka Ranges also sold in the UK by Fighting 15's.
- Eureka make a raneg of Almughavars (with a huge variety) alimited ranges of Abyssinians (some have muskets, so slightly later than Ancients but probably still OK), Hawaiians, Amazonian Indians (the infamous Tupi!), Samurai, Mound Builder Era North Americans.
- They also sell Irregular, Museum and AB miniatures in Australia.
- The (quite large - in fact getting towards 18mm) AB ranges cover Greek City States, Hellenistics, some highly regarded Sassanids, and Late Romans.
- Well put together site with pictures of unpainted minis for all ranges. They sell individual figures about AU 0.80 foot and AU 1.60 mounted.
- Supplier of a range of "army in a box" ancients released December 2008, having previously specialised in Napoleonics. The ranges are sold by Battle Models in the UK.
- The initial listings are for Republican Roman, Gallic, Ancient Brits, Alexandrian, Carthaginian and Caesarian Romans, and the figures are a little on the large size, compatible with Xyston if the Gauls are representative.
- As well as complete armies, the figures are also sold in packs of 8 foot and 4 mounted for around Euro 3.00.
- The site is well geared up for e-commerce and multi-currency pricing, and has lots of pictures of the other ranges.
Miniature Wars from Strategia Nova (formerly sold by / branded as Strategia et Tactica) in Italy
- Strategia Nova of Italy sell the Miniature Wars range previously sold by Strategia et Tactica (who went bust... so it's the same lot, new name by all appearances). The ranges were sold also by 50 Paces.com in the US (they also sell Corvus Belli) and North Star in the UK but no idea as yet whether these will pick the ranges up again from the new owner.
- The Miniature Wars range includes Sassanids, Sarmatians, Spanish mercenaries, Belisarian Byzantines, Civilians, Baggage, Slavs/ generic Dark age troops, Goths, Early Crusaders, Dark Age Franks, Republican Romans and Samnites. "50 Paces" did use to have a range of Vikings, but this has now has been sold to Baueda (see below) but is still sold by 50 Paces.
- There are pictures of either painted or unpainted troops for most ranges.
- The site takes paypal for ecommerce. They sell in 8 foot and 4 mounted for around $4.00
- Strategia Nova sell the Miniature Wars ranges direct from Italy, and their Italian-only website is also useful as it has photos of pretty much all the Miniature wars figures, as does the NorthStar UK site, and 50 Paces too. Not quite sure what payment they take but they sell in 8 foot and 4 mounted
- Italian manufacturer with a few small ranges including Polybian/ MRR Romans, Huns, Vikings & Rus, Crusader Knights & Arabs, and CXIII medievals. Sold by Fighting 15's in the UK
- Photos of most of them on Fighting 15's,but the Italian site is a new website, and it's unclear if they still sell the 15mm ancients ranges. They used to have pictures only for the Romans, which look pretty good, and also they stocked Corvus Belli ranges.
- The site takes Paypal and they also take bank transfers and cash. They sold in 8 foot and 4 mounted for $3.50
- UK Manufacturer with ranges including Macedonians, Bactrians, Persians, Indians, Generic Arabs, Gladiators/Slave Revolt, WOTR/Medievals, C16 Spanish & Dutch, Arthurian British, Saxons, Celts, Vikings, Lombards, Persians, Villanovan & Etruscan Italians
- Also Biblical ranges covering New Kingdom Egyptian, Cypriots & Phonecians, Early Egyptian, Philistines, Sea People, Hittites, Minoans, Myceneans/Trojans.
- Some of the above are Tabletop Games figure ranges also sold by a few other companies, but most look to be Mick Yarrow originals. They also sell some Dinosaurs and fantasy figures which coudl work as ancient gods!
- Pictures only for a scattering of the figures.
- The site takes Paypal cash and cheques. They sell in 8 foot and 4 mounted for £2.00 and claim to be "Essex-sized"
- A niche manufacturer from Italy that a viewer of this site told me about
- The figures looked very good from the pictures on their site, but it seems to have gone so they may no longer be being produced?. Apparently they were a little large, so compatible with Xyston or maybe Museum or Warmodelling?
- They have/did have just one 15mm range, Early Romans.
- They sell/sold in packs of 8 foot and 3 mounted for about Euro 3.60, and also do some army sized packs (for the Early Romans where you can get equal numbers of Triarii thru to Velites). Non-italian orders were asked to email for payment details.
- Small range of Feudals, late Medievals, Vikings, Late Romans, Chinese & Samurai from Warrior Miniatures in Scotland.
- Figures are generally quite small from those I own
- No secure online ordering or Paypal.
- Another Italian manufacturer with four Ancient & Medieval ranges - Crusaders and Crusades Era Arabs, with a lot of personality figures included in both, and more recently a generic Feudal Europe range 1195-1250 and some Swiss from 1450-90. They also have Ottomans from 1683 which may be usable, and have announced both Mongol and Late Roman ranges for later in 2010
- A good site for pictures, and they sell in packs of 8 foot and 3 mounted for about Euro 3.50, and also do some large deals.
- The site accepts paypal and bank transfers (and cheques!)
- 2 ranges, Early Saxons and Romano British. From the photos (comprehensive, and of unpainted inked figures) on their site they look pretty good, and other peoples painting of them (see above) also is impressive.
- The figures also won awards in the US at a major convention in 2008
- They take PayPal and ship from the USA with a generous rate of $5.50 for international shipping
- Ranges include but are not limited to: L. Carthaginians, Marians, Gauls (currently out of production), Ancient Spanish, Late Imperial and Patrician Romans, Sub Roman British (Arthur), & Goths.
- Small US based (Denver Colorado) company that take Paypal payments through a rather home-brewed website. As of Jan 2010 the figures are currently unavailable due to ill health/production problems. Seee this TMP thread for details and possibel updates. More pics of their ranges are availabe here.
- A significant range of Late Medieval-Early Renaissance figures which mix nicely with Essex and similar ranges.
- Countries covered include Burgundian, English, French, German, Granadine, Hindu Indians, Hungarians, Irish, Italian/Venetian, Mameluk, Mughal Indian, Ottomans, Medieval Persians, Poles, Russians, Scots, (Highlanders and Pike-types), Spanish, and Swiss.
- Sold in Packs of 8 foot and 4 mounted, identical poses in each pack. Navwar themselves don't even have email and only take orders by Post or Fax (yoiks!).
- Navwar also have a "true 15mm" range of figures under the Naismith banner
- The range is mostly Eastern nations, with Samurai, Mongols, Koreans, Sung Chinese, Khitans, Tibetans, and Chinese Border Nomads. The website has no pictures and no facility for online ordering
- Again sold in Packs of 6 foot and 3 mounted, identical poses in each pack.
- Baueda, mostly known for manufacturing resin baggage camps and fortifications also has 6 ranges of figures.
- They have a brand new Lombard range, plus (Greek) Flaming Pigs, Emeshi Northern Japanese tribal warriors, and some Ottoman-Balcan Yaya incendiary javelinmen, and (since February 2009) they also have the exclusive rights to produce the rather nice ex-50 Paces Viking range sculpted by M. Campagna, which is now also complemented by a Norman range by the same sculptor.
- The baggage and fortifications are great as well!
- Baudea's site has pictures of minis for all the ranges. They sell figures for about Euro 3.50 for 8 foot and offer DBA & Impetus army packs for Emeshi and Vikings.
- The site accepts Paypal and thru paypal, credit cards
- Vexillia also retail the figures by mail order in the UK for £3.50 per pack
- US-based 15mm supplier with a broad range of modern and sci-fi stuff, now branching out into Imperial Romans, released at Fall In 2008.
- The site has lots of pictures.
- They sell the figures for $12.00 for 20. The site accepts credit cards via Yahoo Secure eCommerce
- UK-based manufacturer with one 15mm range, Warring States Chinese.
- A full set of photos on their site which look nice, however reports as of May 2012 say the ranges may be (temporarily?) unavailable due to illness of the owner - see this TMP Link for more details and possible updates.
- Ordering via an order form or phone, They sell in 8 foot and 4 mounted for £2.00
- The moulds for the Jacobite Miniatures ranges previously sold by Stronghold has now been acquired by a chap from the Wargames Association of Reading club. They are trading under the name Elite Wargames And Models, and are gradually working through the moulds they have to put the ranges back together. They have no website as yet, but one is probably coming - in the meantime they can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org Email them for a list of the figures they have managed to work out what they are and put them into ranges based on what apparently was a set of unmarked moulds.
- When they were listed at Stronghold the ranges included Tibetans, Turks, Ch'in Chinese, Hoplite Greeks, Macedonian Greeks, Thracians, Aechemenid Persians and Indians - the Dark Ages/Medievals included Saxons, Vikings, Normans, Eastern Europeans (Hungarians, Poles, Lithuanians, Teutons), Russians, Mongols, Generic European Medievals, Early & Late C16 European Generic Medievals, Burgundians, Later Swiss & Elizabethan Irish & Scots that may also be suitable for Ancients. As of Warfare 2012 they certainly has Arabs, Greeks, Hoplites and some of the Dark Ages stuff too already identified and available.
- There is no website as yetbut I found a rather old review of the figures available here on Fanaticus
- They are being sold for £2.50 for 8 foot/4 mounted.
- Seemed like nice people when OI met them on their stand - email them for ordering details
- UK-based manufacturer who used to have a couple of 15mm South East Asian Wars ranges - they now appear to have dissappeared from their website.
- The ranges were Siamese, Burmese & Thai.
Bloodaxe Miniatures from Historifigs
- Lance Runolfsson's Bloodaxe Miniatures are made in the US by Historifigs, and under licence in Europe by East Riding Miniatures .
- The range is promoted as being "true 15mm", which I guess means a bit small by todays standards, and covers Hawaiians and Early Hoplite Greeks in ancients. ERM also list a Macedonian range as being for sale in the UK
- The website has some photos of some of the figures, and both Historifigs and ERM take credit cards and Paypal. Historifigs sell the figures in bags of 8, 12 or 24 foot and 4 or 8 mounted, whilst ERM sell foot in 12's and mounted in 6's. They are cheaper than most other manufacturers.
Testudo Miniatures from Italy
- Testudo had been re-animated by Italian military painter Guiseppe Rava, and have 2 ancients ranges, Gallic and Republican Roman - however the now appear to no longer be on sale as perhaps the owner looks to sell the ranges..
- There are some pictures on the site of these generally very highly regarded sculpts, which are rather large compared to the "Essex standard". Probably a good match for the Roman & Gallic Xyston figures, or maybe some Warmodelling ones.
- They sell for Euro 4.50 for 10 foot or 5 cavalry.
- Online ordering is possible via paypal as well
- Sold by SHQ Miniatures, this 38-piece range covers Yuan, Ming and Mongol types including the artillery wheelbarrow.
- The SHQ website doesn't list the figures on it;s links section, but they are listed in the downloadable PDF catalogue. Essex sized, but a touch more slender.
- Ordering via an order form or PayPal. They sell in 8 foot and 4 mounted for £2.50
- Produced in Poland, and available from Polish gaming site wargamer.pl
- Also now available in the UK from North Star Figures
- A new nominally Renaissance range that has useful Muscovites, Cossacks and Crimean Tatars as well as XVII Poles and Ottomans.
- Sold direct and via North Star in unit sized packs that work out at about 1 Euro per mounted figure.
- The Polish site takes Paypal, and they send postage after you have clicked to order - some great photos online too. Northstar are a very slick online operation, so a great web purchasing platform.
- Trey Corbies are a new Candian company with one initial range - Warrior Women of Pre Christian Ireland - now supplemeted by the equally obscure Garamantes biblical era army!
- The figures sell in the (usual) packs of 8 foot or one chariot for around $5-6 (Canadian), with some smaller packs for heroes and generals etc, and there sre some decent pictures of the full range on their site.
- The site has online payment using Paypal checkout for Paypal and credit cards.
- New UK based manufacturer who have expansed from an initial range of Sassanid Persians
- Now also offering 4-7th Century Germans, Early Byzantines, Western Huns, later Moors, Inca, Canari and Mapuche tribes from the Americas. Essex-sized but interestingly animated, they have lots of variety in each range and are sold in FoG battle groups, "single bases" (i.e. according to DBx basing conventions) and in some army pack sizes. Cavalry are cast in 2 pieces with a split at the waist
- Madaxeman's Supplier Rating : 8/10 - based on the photos
- New UK based manufacturer with a single range of Burmese, in both 15mm and 25/8mm
- Sold in packs of 8, around 24 figure codes - but currently have no pricing information on the website
- 18mm-ish manufacturer (ie Xyston-sized rather than Essex-sized), a sub-brand of 25mm manufacturer Old Glory and so available in the UK from Old Glory UK, currently with three ranges, Gauls and Romans (from the Gallic Wars) and Germans from the same era.
- Sold in packs of 30 foot or 9 mounted, each with a good number of variations per pack. The shields are generally cast separately - with a peg on shield and hole on forearm - to create even more variety as well as the wide range of different bodies. There are pics on the Blue Moon site of some of them, and some nice photos of the Romans here
For more pictures of painted stuff you can follow the updates on One Tree Designs painting site25 Apr 13 - NEW - Gaznavid (962 - 1187AD)
Saturday 20 Apr 2013 - Gaznavid (962 - 1187AD) army added to our Field of Glory - Decline and Fall army list, for more details visit our website at www.fieldofglory.net
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Saturday 20 Apr 2013 - Later Seleucid Successor army added to our Field of Glory - Rise of Rome army list, for more details visit our website at www.fieldofglory.net
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Saturday 20 Apr 2013 - Later Achaemenid Persian army added to our Impetus army list, for more details visit our website at www.fieldofglory.net
- You may also want to check out the excellent 15mm Comparison Page from David Kujit. It hasn't been updated in years, but still has great content on comparing some of the manufacturers listed on this page.
- Veni Vidi Vici - shield transfers for 15mm Ancients & Medievals. Online store takes Paypal & credit cards
- Little Big men Transfers - taking shield transfers to a nw level - both of colour and price - LBMS have special ranges to fit. Online store takes Paypal & credit cards
- Need any spears for your 10mm or 15mm figures? I ordered some "spear-sized" 1/32 Brass rod from CJW Steam on eBay and was impressed with the quick delivery time - follow that link if you need to order some yourself.
- Empire Game Store - not Ancients, but they supply Vallejo paints and lots of FoW stuff. Empire Game Store is an online-only store that sets out to be the best Flames of War stockist in the UK - but no ancients.
- They take Paypal and credit cards, and also sell Vallejo Paints. A good easy to use site as you would expect from a dedicated online retainer.
- 15mm Ancients compared - a useful comparison of Ancient Spanish & Gallic figures from Corvus Belli, Magister Militums Chariot and Navigator ranges, Black Hat's Gladiator Games range and Xyston
- em4 Miniatures Stock some (looks like not many remaining) low-price Corvus Belli em4 sell buckets of nice dice, the range of Vallejo paints, paint brushes, Baueda 15mm and 25mm baggage camp tents and (currently) a few packs of Corvus Belli 15m ancients. The site has pictures of the Corvus Belli and Baueda stuff, but 15mm ancients is not really their main thing. It takes paypal and credit cards
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