Author : Mark Boam

Debris of War is a company which aims to offer some unique items cast in tough resin. Two of their ranges are 28mm Urban Debris and Gaslands. From the 28mm Urban Debris range come these skips, the heavy duty metal containers found near building projects and house clearances. Used to hold

Green Miniatures of Poland are huge fans of the Gaslands rules from Osprey Games. So much so, they’ve created a range called Mad Cars, full of parts and miniatures to augment your auto dueling gaming experience. Created with the use of CAD, the range consists of various figures in approximately 20mm

Mantic Games have released a new faction for their Deadzone sci-fi skirmish game. The Nameless are a truly alien race, from a part of space mankind knows little about. The Nameless Bathomite is a large, resin cast figure armed with a choice of three weapons and with huge, lobster-like claws. This

Warlord Games continue to add more boxed sets of miniatures for use with their Doctor Who: Exterminate! tabletop skirmish game. The latest is perhaps the most well known of the Classic era Doctors, as portrayed by Tom Baker.  The elegantly designed box contains 5 equally elegant miniatures, based upon the Fourth

Antideluvian Miniatures have added to their eclectic Lost World range with these two large miniatures. A vicious looking Laelaps and a more whimsical Nessie are finally here – which dinosaur will you choose? The Laelaps  (or Dryptosaurus ) is inspired by the Charles R Knight painting of 1897. Cast in resin, this

Miniature Figurines Productions have added more metal miniatures to their Bullets and Brains range. The range provides figures for gaming your standard zombie apocalypse but is also linked to an upcoming ruleset from Partizan Press. The packs sent for review are entitled William ‘Pine’ Ashdown and Balvinder ‘Baz’ Tejpal, both characters

Front Rank Figurines produce some of the best 28mm Napoleonics on the market, and are still adding to their copious ranges. Most recently, its been all about the Prussians, with artillery and now Generals based upon the personalities of the period. The pack sent for review is PSNRPK – Prussian Personalities.

Slow Death Games have crafted a set of rules for modern gang warfare. Called Wild In The Streets, the company offers sets of themed gang miniatures and characters to use in the game. The packs sent for review are the Skinhead Gang and cEvin, a character miniature. The Skinhead Gang consists of

Crann Tara Miniatures continue to add to their range of miniatures for the War of the Austrian Succession. We have Mousquetaires and Chasseurs to show you this time around, a vignette and a pack of skirmishing infantry from the French army of the period. The vignette consists of four figures in

Ainsty Castings Aggro! rules, (featured in WI 327 January 2015), offers an exaggerated version of violence on the football terraces in 1970’s Britain. Just The company have recently added new packs of figures to the range, representing those on the wrong and right side of the Law. First, we have a pack

North Star continue to add to their range of plastic figures intended for use with the popular Frostgrave rules system. The most recent release is Frostgrave Soldiers II: featuring 20 female warriors. The figures are multipart plastics, allowing gamers to mix and match weapons, poses and heads to create their own warriors.

Rubicon Models continue to add to their excellent range of plastic model kits but have also added more 1/56th metal miniatures to compliment them. The SdKfz 222 / SdKfz 223 1/56th scale model kit contains enough parts to create either version of this German light armoured car. Produced from 1936 until

Elite Wargames and Models specialize in offering 28mm female figures for three main periods, Dark Ages, Napoleonics and World War Two. The first are female Dark Age warriors, the second are a more ‘fantasy’ version of Napoleonic warfare, but the last pays homage to the female fighters who fought for

Ancient and Modern Army Supplies have continued to produce new 15mm miniatures under the Donington ‘New Era’ banner. The latest releases are a new range, entitled ‘Armies of Islam’. The pack featured here is a command pack, a Senior Turkish or Early Mamluk Commander. There are three riders and three horses

Here’s a sneak peek at some ‘breaking news’ - these are frames from the upcoming ‘Frostgrave Soldiers II’ boxed set of plastic figures. These are female soldiers in appropriate attire for the Frozen City but could feature in other fantasy games or even historical skirmish adventures. These are so new