New American Civil War Range

AW Miniatures have recently launched a new range of American Civil War figures.

For a new range it looks to be surprisingly comprehensive, with fifty-odd different packs available covering both armies. So go and 'av a shufti...

Shako64

Shako64 has been added to the Directory.

It appears to be a small operation based in Italy, producing a nice little range of figures for the Risorgimento.

The website (blog?) has some good photos of the figures painted up, so go and 'av a shufti...

Three Armies Update

I've updated the Directory and the Napoleonics page to reflect the changed situation at Three Armies.

Briefly, the Three Armies website has closed and the range is now available from Emperor Toads Emporium .

It would also appear that Emperor Toads is expanding its Napoleonic ranges, particularly the Revolutionary Wars stuff. They have some very useful, rarely modelled figures such as Vendeans and Piedmontese, for example.

So get on over and have a shufti...

Qart Hadasht Miniaturas...

Qart Hadasht Miniaturas are based in Spain and produce 28mm ranges of Spanish Napoleonic and Spanish AWI figures. I don't know much else about them beyond that, but they do have lots of nice photos of their figures on their website. So go over and have a shufti!

Stonewall Figures

Stonewall Figures has been added to the directory.

Among a variety of other stuff, they now own the ex-Warmodelling/Capitan Games ranges. In 28mm that includes Napoleonic Spanish and various sailors! There will shortly be added an American Civil War range as well.

May '40 Miniatures

May '40 Miniatures have been added to the Directory.

Based in the Netherlands I believe, they make a very useful range of WW2 Dutch troops.

Tercios Miniatures

Tercios Miniatures have been added to the directory.

Based in Spain, they make both Spanish and Low Countries figures for the Dutch Revolt (also known as the Eighty Years War) plus an Ottomans range. They are also currently working on an upcoming Polish/Lithuanian range according to their website.

Mike Bravo Miniatures

Mike Bravo Miniatures have been added to the Directory.

They are a new(ish) operation based near Bath in England. Surprisingly, given the location, they don't do Romans! Quite the opposite end of the historical spectrum in fact.

The range encompasses a nice selection of Cold War and later military and civilian figures...

Today...

Another manufacturer has been added to the Directory today.

Unreleased Miniatures are based in Poland and focus mostly on fantasy-type figures. However, they do have a small historical range of Polish winged hussars...

And another one....

Dog Tag Miniatures has been added to the Manufacturers Directory.

They have a small range of WW2 Soviets and Italians mostly revolving around motorbikes!

I have listed the Italians as being suitable for European and North African theatres, although it is not totally clear from the website. The figures appear to be wearing trousers rather than shorts, but come with a selection of separate heads in a range of headgear. So it seems that you can get both steel and tropical helmets.

Directory Update...

Crucible Crush has been added to the Manufacturers Directory.

Based in Canada, they currently produce WW2 8th Army figures and Native American tribes of the Great Lakes region. More stuff is planned, so keep an eye on them...

Added a manufacturer...

I've found another manufacturer!

Jerwood Miniatures have a small range of modern/21st Century figures focussing mostly on Eastern European forces.

Forgotten And Glorious...

Sad news today. It would appear that Forgotten And Glorious have closed down and that their figure lines are no longer available.

If anyone has any further information maybe they could let us know in the comments section. Ta!

Great Escape Games update...

The Great Escape Games listing has been updated to include their new WW2 lines.

These include German, Italian, and Soviet figures.

Conquest Miniatures update...

Conquest Miniatures (not to be confused with Conquest Games!) seem to have disappeared. Their website is defunct and I can't find any sign of a new one.

However, they had a distribution deal with Warlord Games who still list the Conquest figures on their website.

As far as I'm aware, Conquest was a one-man-band operation. So maybe he has sold the rights to the figures to Warlord, or maybe just sole distribution rights?

If anyone has any further information perhaps they could let me know!