Manors such as this are found across Normandy, this particular manor would be the perfect addition to any D-Day-inspired tables to re-enact the famous action around Brécourt. The Brécourt Manor Assault (6 June 1944) Often used as a classic example of small-unit tactics and leadership in overcoming a larger enemy-fortified position. Following D-Day, the 101st Airborne's Easy Company launched an assault on a German gun position in this location. Utah Beach was under attack from German artillery, and the division's task was to neutralise it. The raid was a resounding success, significantly reducing artillery fire on Utah Beach and...
Quite often the spark of an idea can become a real kit in no time at all, especially when Sarissa Steve gets his thinking cap on and Oathsworn's Michael almost immediately comes back with a full blown backstory to the terrain in question. Take for example Lorgam's Smithy, from conception to kit inside 5 days!
Enter the Ruined City with your Wizard and their followers... beware of the ever-changing terrain, sheer drops, bridges to nowhere and enemies lurking behind almost every ruined wall! We love a good adventure into the unknown! We're gearing up for our own D&D adventure soon but in the meantime, we're reliving our Mordheim excursions by delving into Frostgrave with our own George Asling building a rather nice selection of Ruined City terrain to explore! George utilised a combination of extras for added detail, including card roof tiles to make a Butter Cross into a more appropriate derelict centrepiece... Whilst...
The Terraced House from our World Ward Europe Range is one of our most popular kits probably due to the flexibility of where and how you can use it and model it for your games or displays
10 Years! WOW that was a year… 1 of 10 that I won’t be forgetting. It’s about 10yrs or so ago I (Gary, aka 'March Attack') contacted Sarissa, Steve, to see about having some laser cut buildings done for me. And that’s how it all began to snowball. We, March Attack and Sarissa, would like to mark this with something more than a thank you. Something that reflects the past 10yrs and our collaboration. A little left field It’s a little left field, Don Quixote and his ‘helper’ Sancho Panza. For us, it refers to some early conversations, however,...