Author Archives: Tony
Hi-rise Living, Soviet Style
First, a service update – there was an issue with the power at the farm which hosts the Brigade workshop earlier this week; long story, but in summary we lost a) a morning’s work, and b) several items of kit … Continue reading
Last Minute Romans
As we head off to Sheffield ready for the Joy of Six tomorrow, we have news of several brand new models in the Small Scale Scenery range that we’ll have with us. These are fresh out the moulds, and we … Continue reading
More 15mm Great War
Phil has been dialling down the printer settings again to produce more 15mm scale Great War vehicles. Today we’re concentrating on the German Empire, with two armoured cars and the huge 21cm M10 Mörser. The Bussing was a massive vehicle, … Continue reading
Green and Pleasant Land
The world of Rallance IV couldn’t be more ideal for colonisation. Located slap in the middle of its G3V-type star’s Goldilocks zone, the upright rotation and near circular orbit give it steady weather patterns with little in the way of … Continue reading
Joy of Six 2023
Our next show is coming up soon – the Joy of Six 2023 is (as the name might suggest) dedicated to one of the smaller scales – 6mm (or 1/300th, 1/285th etc). It’s run by Baccus, one of the leading … Continue reading
Scaling Down
We’ve had a couple of enquiries about 15mm versions of our WWI vehicles, so Phil’s been having a play with the printer settings… So we’ve decided to add these to the website – they’re under the existing 28mm Great War … Continue reading
Bases are back again!
After a v-e-r-y long hiatus, we’ve managed to get hold of new stock of the hex-base flying stands again. 13000 of the little blighters turned up at the end of last week (proof is in the picture below) to finally … Continue reading
Roman Repositories
The Small Scale Scenery continues to grow – we’ve now hit product code 200 ! This week we have a pair of Roman releases from the early C.4th, both from Trier (known by the Romans as Augusta Treverorum) in the … Continue reading
Armoured Car Parade
To show solidarity with the Czarist government, a squadron of Royal Naval Air Service armoured cars was dispatched to Russia in 1915. Not being entirely sure how best to use their British friends the Russians sent the unit to the … Continue reading
Making Tracks
We promised to write an article on making track for our new 15mm Monorail cars, and here it is. As you’ll see, it’s a really straightforward process. The track itself is made from mini cable trunking – ours came from … Continue reading
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