The Loose Association of Wargamers

Well, I'm with Franco. Incidentally, my Mother in Law's dog's name. Never asked why?

On a wargaming note though, I'm quite interested in how Blitzkrieg Commander compares with Rapid Fire? I'm more convinced that 10mm is the way forward for combined arms WWII. At least to have more than a couple of tanks on the table during a game. I'm kicking myself for selling my US Battlegroup that was all Pendraken. Though if I dipped in again I'd go early war.

tim.w wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:02 am It can't just be me that reads "Libtards"

No, that's what I read at first, but I managed not to post it.
Nice looking figures Leon, as always.

tim.w wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 10:11 pm Incidentally, my Mother in Law's dog's name. Never asked why?

Probably a good move.

Could be a long & sorry tale, starting with "it was a fine sunny day and the bells were tolling....."

even the bells are trolling now ? bastards

We've got a nice big release next for the 28mm Sci-Fi fans!

These new RedVectors buildings are completely modular and come with removable roofs and engraved internal floors. There are small, medium and large options, each with either single, double or no doors, along with small, medium or large walkways to join them together. In addition to that, we've got separate ladders which slot over the roof sections, plus internal walls and external doors to add detailing to your buildings.

As well as individually, we've also put together a Bundle deal which contains 1 of every pack at a discounted price, so save yourself a £11 and grab them all!

Red Vectors
28mm Sci-Fi - https://www.minibits.net/red-vectors/28mm/sci-fi/
RED-28S-01 Small building, single door £6.00
RED-28S-02 Small building, double door £6.00
RED-28S-03 Small building, no door £6.00
RED-28S-04 Medium building, single door £8.00
RED-28S-05 Medium building, double door £8.00
RED-28S-06 Medium building, no door £8.00
RED-28S-07 Large building, single door £10.00
RED-28S-08 Large building, double door £10.00
RED-28S-09 Large building, no door £10.00
RED-28S-10 Small walkway £3.00
RED-28S-11 Medium walkway £4.00
RED-28S-12 Large walkway £5.00
RED-28S-13 Ladders (6 short/4 long) £5.00
RED-28S-14 Internal walls (2 types) £3.00
RED-28S-15 Extra doors (3 small/3 large) £4.00

The pictures seem to be missing thousands of bugs...

Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Sat Oct 03, 2020 1:07 am The pictures seem to be missing thousands of bugs...

Now that's a good idea, we've got some 10mm bugs which might work quite well there...!

We've been doing some work on our ECW range recently with a variety of revamps and new releases for you! First up we've got some new Scots codes in the form of infantry and cavalry casualties (commissioned by our own mollinary) and some armoured pikemen. Next we've upgraded the old dismounted dragoons and peasants with newer sculpts and more poses, and then we've also taken the opportunity to remould a few of the older codes and split the pikement into either standing or advancing options. So you can now choose whether to have your pike blocks stationary or on the move!

And finally we've added photos of the full range to the website!

Renaissance
English Civil War - https://pendraken.co.uk/renaissance/english-civil-war/
EC43 Pikemen casualty in Scots bonnet (10) £1.85
EC44 Pikemen casualty in morion helmet (10) £1.85
EC45 Musketeer casualty in Scots bonnet (10) £1.85
EC46 Mounted casualty in Scots bonnet (5) £1.85
EC47a Scots armoured pikemen, standing (15) £2.75
EC47b Scots armoured pikemen, advancing (15) £2.75
...
EC4 Dismounted dragoons - REVAMPED
EC8 Peasants with improvised weapons - REVAMPED
...
EC1a Armoured pikemen, standing
EC1b Armoured pikemen, advancing
EC2a Unarmoured pikemen, standing
EC2b Unarmoured pikemen, advancing
EC16a Scots unarmoured pikemen, standing
EC16b Scots unarmoured pikemen, advancing


And some pics of course!

EC4 - Dismounted dragoons



EC8 - Peasants with improvised weapons



EC43 - Pikemen casualty in Scots bonnet



EC46 - Mounted casualty in Scots bonnet



EC47a - Scots armoured pikemen, standing



Hope you like them!

Bear in mind that monteros were often worn by entire units (principally the 1643/1644 Royalist Oxford army), so it might be worth organising entire packs of these, rather like floppy hats and Scots bonnets.