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HI, we do have some medieval buildings in our resin ranges. Also there is a large number of building available from other manufacturers which are suitable in scale with our 12mm ranges. All 15mm buildings and many 10mm buildings can be used.

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The late war German stormtrooper units were very effective at relatively short ranges as required for assault and infiltration. We did produced some stats for these units and I I thought these were made available. I will check and see.

Saxon verses a Norman army is always a favourite historical classic and so for a 4 player club game I constructed 2 large 270 point armies each with a composition constructed from the H&H Medieval army list as typically historical examples. The Saxons therefore had 4 units of Huscarls, 6 units o...

This club game pitted a Ming Chinese army against a Teutonic Order army over terrain punctuated by some strategically positioned small hills and areas of woodland. Dice rolls gave the Chinese to Tony and Tim and the Teutonic Order to James, Chris and myself with Joe watching from the side. The first...

This scenario was the second attack towards London and was a follow on from campaign game 3 in which the Romans after a very hard struggle finally managed to break-up the British force. Tony’s campaign map indicates Roman control south of the Thames river, but to advance further north London must be...

The idea of pitching a Scottish medieval army against a Romano British army had been buzzing in my head for quite a while. So, I constructed 2 representative armies and let the dice decide; which players commanded which armies; table side; first deployment and first move. We employed the assistance ...

This was the third game in the campaign and the Roman army had now advanced towards London only to be confronted by another British force. The terrain for this game was chosen and place by James F who was engaged in another club game. This would fairly reflect the fact that the location of the battl...

The order of battle for this first campaign game - the defence Kent was: Ancient British 16 x units of warrior hordes 3 x Gaisatai Fanatics 4 x skirmishers 3 x slingers 3 x light chariots 3 x light cavalry and 5 generals Imperial Rome 10 x Legionaries 3 x Auxilia archers 4 x auxilia spears 6 x Auxil...

We let the dice decide that Tony, James and Chris commanded the Romans and Tim and I the Dacians. The choice of table edge gave Tim and I the slightly more advantageous table edge with the steep slope of an 8 hex escarpment facing the Romans on our left. A scattering of small areas of woodland punct...

The same armies as in the previous game were pitted against each other at the club the following week. We swapped the commanders around and I was in charge of the Chinese this week with Tony and Tim commanding the Koreans. IMG_2571.JPG The terrain consisted primarily of wide open spaces with no hill...