Warlord Games - 28mm WW2 Japanese Infantry

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This boxed set allow you to build infantry units of the Japanese Army that fought through-out the Pacific theatre in WW2.


Each box contains 5 figure frames (see right), plus one weapons frame. Each figure frame contains enough parts to make 6 figures, 4 standing, one prone and one crouching. 

There are 10 heads per frame - allowing for a variety of helmet options and enough arms to give each figure a rifle, Type 100 SMG or Type 99 MG Additionally there are parts to provide Knee Mortars, Swords for NCOs & Officers, flagpoles and a variety of pistols, grenades, bugle etc.

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The very high production & quality standards we have come to expect from Warlord Games are maintained,  these are some of the most expensive plastics we have seen to date but you get what you pay for!

Warlord Games - 28mm WW2 US Marines

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This boxed set allows you to recreate the legendary US Marine Corps Infantry that fought the Japanese in the WW2 island hopping campaigns.

Each box contains 5 figure frames, plus one weapons frame. Each figure frame contains enough parts to make 6 marines, 4 standing, one prone and one crouching. There are 10 heads per frame - allowing for a variety of helmet options and enough arms to give each figure a rifle, SMG or BAR.

The additional US Weapons frame allows for more exotic weapons such as Bazookas, Pistols and Carbines to be added to your models, as well as a variety of pouches, grenades and ammunition cases etc.

As ever well, fantastic production & quality standards are maintained, remember you get what you pay for, these are some of the most expensive plastics we have seen to date but you have so many options to make top quality figures it will be worth a look.

Warlord Games - 28mm Married Zulu Regiment

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 The Zulu army was a formidable foe. Well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped for campaigns, the Zulu regiments were the terror of Africa. Created by the great Shaka, founder of the nation, each regiment was composed of small companies who trained together, and a regiment could be 1,000 men strong.

They were then brigaded together to form divisions that could move at great speed and with drilled precision, forming the classic Zulu attack formation of the Horns of the Buffalo.


The military system formed units into married and unmarried units, so a cadre of young men would be forced to remain unmarried on the King's orders until they had 'washed their spears' in the blood of their enemies.

They are armed with throwing spears, smoothbore muskets and the deadly stabbing short spear whilst their patterned ox-hide shields help identify their parent regiment.

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Once they were blooded, and only then, would they sew in the characteristic head ring which is the symbol of a mature and married warrior, showing his much enhanced status in society.

Each boxed set contains 8 frames, each containing enough parts to make up 4 figures., each figure is armed with a shield and a variety of weapons ranging from Assagis, Knobkerrys, rifles or throwing spear. Each frame also has 7 heads to add variety to the figures.

The leader of the regiment is a metal figure that is supplied with the boxed set.

Wargames Factory - 28mm Red Army

This set contains three infantry frames (see bottom left) and one officer & accessories frame (see bottom right), for a total of 31 multi-part, hard plastic figures.

Alternate heads and torsos allow for up to six female soldiers per kit. Extra weapons, ammo packs, bases and more are included.

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RRP per Box	Figures per Box	Cost per Figure
$21.95	31	70.80p

As of Feb 2013. (Multi Box Deals available to drive cost down further).

More coming soon ...

FireForge - 28mm Steppe Warriors

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This boxed set contains twenty-four 28mm multi-part plastic Steppe Warriors on foot of the 12th/13th century.
Several weapons options like spears, shields, maces and bows will allow you to customise your units.

There are six identical frame sin the set, each with parts for four model figures, included are a variety of heads, arms, weapons and shields, to allow for building different troop types.

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The box contains the following plastic bases:
4, 40mm x 60mm bases
6, 20mm x 20mm bases

Agema Miniatures - 28mm Republican Roman Legonaries

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These boxed set represents Roman Legionaries and light infantry (‘Velites’), from the mid Republic Era of Roman History.

They are suitable for the numerous wars fought during this period against the Gauls of Northern Italy, the Etruscans in the North and the Samnites in the South of Italy, the Punic Wars against Carthage, the Macedonian / Seleucid Wars against King Phillip V, his son King Perseus, and the Seleucid Monarch Antiochus The Great, as well as the wars in Iberia and the conquests of Sicily and Sardinia.

This set contains an impressive 56 figures, made-up of the following - 16 Hastati (un-armoured or wearing pectoral armour), 16 Principes in Subermalis (a type of padded material armour) and also mail armour, as well as 8 Triarii in mail in their famous kneeling position armed with spears, ready to cover any retreat of their comrades.

Also included are 16 un-armoured infantry which can be made as Velites or used as additional, un-armoured Hastati. In addition, they could be utilised as the somewhat mysterious Rorarii, who seem to have supported the Triarii in the 3rd line, but wore no armour.

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Perry Miniatures - 28mm Afrika Korps

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The boxed set contains 14 different torsos that will make up in a variety of poses.

Below is an image of the command frame, which has two figures - an officer and a radio operator, the main event is the infantry frame, shown bottom, there are three of these per boxed set . Each infantry frame has enough parts to make 12 figures, 7 standing, 3 kneeling and 2 prone.

Each figure has separate arms, weapons and a selection of headgear, where there are enough steel helmets for all as well as half the amount of tropical cork helmets and field caps.

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 These troops could equally well be used for games set in Italy or other Mediterranean campaigns.

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