Author Archives: Tony
Agri Update
If you haven’t met our Agricultural Colony ranges of sci-fi models before, they represent a set of prefabricated buildings that are designed to help a new colony get off to a quick and easy start by being easy to assemble … Continue reading
Marching to Salute
It’s March 11th – which means that the 2026 edition of Salute (or Salute 53 as it’s now branded) is exactly one calendar month away. As you can imagine, preparations are reaching fever pitch here at Brigade HQ and we … Continue reading
Keep On Keeping On
If you haven’t come across it before, the Modular Castle set from our Small Scale Scenery range is a set of components that allows you to put together all sorts of medieval castles by combining a variety of walls, turrets, … Continue reading
Temples of the Mayans
We’re all packed up and ready to leave for Hammerhead later today, but we’ll leave you with another new release this morning. We think we have some of these with us, but we’re not 100% sure where they are, so … Continue reading
House of Horrors
Last October, we had everything lined up for Halloween – we had a suitably themed release ready to go and October 31st fell conveniently on our usual release day of Friday. And then, as is their wont, Things Happened. We … Continue reading
Last Call
Cavalier is coming up on Sunday, so it’s last chance saloon if you want to get an order in for the show. And of course Hammerhead is the following weekend, so again you don’t have very long to place orders. … Continue reading
More Coastal Forts
Today sees three additions to the 1/700th Coastal Scenery range of forts and castles. Matara Star Fort was built by the Dutch in Matara, Sri Lanka, and completed in 1765. It was designed to defend the main fort in the … Continue reading
Germy Hits the Desert
Today sees the release of more resin buildings to support Germy’s 3mm sci-fi range. This time we’ve rescaled our existing 6mm Desert Domes. There are two packs, one of ten smaller assorted buildings, mostly homesteads or dwellings, while the second … Continue reading
The First Shows of 2026
So we’re already into the second month of the year, after what may well have been the longest 31 days ever (I think we said this last year, but it’s true again !). But the Christmas backlog has gone and … Continue reading
Back to Printing
Some good news – we’re finally able to resume 3D printing again after the enforced hiatus over the past couple of months. We’ve restored both the 28mm sci-fi range and our WW1 vehicles to the website, and we’re slowly building … Continue reading
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