Author Archives: Tony
Advanced Additions
We haven’t added to our range of 6mm Advanced Buildings for a (long) while; despite this, they seem still to be pretty popular. Today that changes, as we have five new additions to the range. The first building is a … Continue reading
Platform Games
Sometimes customers send us ideas for new products. Occasionally these are not practical ideas, or things that we don’t think would sell in sufficient numbers to make it worthwhile, so they quietly get forgotten. More often they are good ideas, … Continue reading
End of the Line
Today we have a new addition to the Small Scale Scenery range’s railway collection. This is a large British Terminus station, based on the one in Norwich. A Terminus Station is one where the line ends – trains either have … Continue reading
The Cities of Mars
More extracts from the report by Lt Algernon Carmichael-Jefferies (22nd West Kent Lancers) on his Mars expedition. Mars is sparsely populated compared to Earth, so we were able to infiltrate ourselves by patrol cutter relatively easily and set up a … Continue reading
Chinese Starlight
For this week’s release we have a new Chinese merchant spaceship, the Xingguang (星光) – this translates to ‘starlight’ or ‘starshine’. It’s a solid, chunky freighter built for carrying bulk cargo. The model has a one-piece resin hull with metal … Continue reading
Who Dares Wins (in 6mm)
This is the point at which Brigade HQ was abandoned today – it probably got even warmer during the afternoon, but 35°C is more than enough to make casting problematic. Fortunately temperatures are due to drop in the next few … Continue reading
Last Chance for Sheffield
Don’t forget that we’ll be at the Joy of Six show at Sheffield Hallam University in the heart of the city this coming Sunday. For those sweltering in the heatwave that’s covering much of the UK this week, the good … Continue reading
World of Mortars
We have something new in the 28mm Great War range this week – actually three somethings. We have a trio of heavy mortars, one each for the British, German and French armies. The French get the Mortier de 58 mm … Continue reading
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