Our sale is over for this year – thank you all for your orders, large and small. As always, there has been a small rush of last-minute ones, so now begins the hard work of getting them all cast, packed and sent out before the Christmas break. We’ve tried hard to keep up with orders as we’ve gone along but we can never keep up, so the next ten days is our chance to clear the backlog.
We’re hoping that we might even squeeze in a new release before Christmas, let’s see how we get on…
The sale has entered the last 24 hours. It finishes at midnight tonight (UK time) – the works out at somewhere around 1-2am Monday in most of Europe. Don’t get caught out in the USA/Canada – midnight UK is 7pm on the US East coast and 4pm on the West coast. And it’s sometime in the following morning in Australia depending on your state.
We only usually hold one sale event each year, so this is your last chance until 2026.
As we enter Saturday, the sale is down to less than 48 hours.
The sale has only three days to run.
Four more days until the end of sale…
We’re entering the last days of the Christmas sale – you have until midnight on Sunday (UK time) to pick up a few bargains.
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So … we’re still in the position where we can’t produce any new 3D prints, so most of the new 28mm sci-fi range is still out of production. In general we don’t hold stock of many products (of any range) at the workshop, almost every order is at least partially cast on demand. However, we do reserve stock for shows – otherwise every show would involve a frantic restocking exercise beforehand. So we’ve been through the show stocks of the 28mm range and have updated the website so that at least some of it now shows as available. We have several of each of the vehicles, but otherwise it’s mostly just one of each item. There aren’t too many figures, and they’re mostly restricted to sets rather than individual figures. There is however at least 1 of most of the scenery sets. And all of the cast resin and metal scenery items are still in stock in quantity as we can still produce those.
So get in quick if there’s something you really want – and of course the sale is running, so it’s all 15% off.
We are hoping that we’ll be able to resume production again early in the New Year – fingers crossed !
Once again it’s time for our Christmas Sale. Starting today, you can get 15% off most* of the items on our website, and this runs until midnight GMT on Sunday December 14th (so remember this if you’re in a different time zone – it’ll end at 4pm on the west coast of the USA for example).
Use the code BRIGADEXMAS2025 at checkout – this is important, unlike the old website the discount isn’t included automatically, you will need to enter the code for it to work.
*There are a few exceptions and conditions, as you might expect … shipping will still be charged at the full rate, since we were unable to persuade the post office to match our offers. The discount covers our metal and resin models – it doesn’t apply to rulebooks, dice, bases, counters, decals or anything else that we don’t manufacture ourselves, simply because the margins on those items are much tighter. We’ve also excluded a couple of smaller or slow to produce ranges just to make life easier on ourselves – so Iron Stars and 10mm sci-fi buildings, some 15mm buildings, plus the SLUG Industries buildings aren’t in the sale. There’s also a minimum order size of £10.
The latest additions to our 1/1000th scale Small Scale Scenery range are this trio of buildings aimed at providing entertainment and relaxation to the general population. The most distinctive and recognisable is our circular Medieval Theatre, based on the Globe Theatre, famous for putting on the plays of William Shakespeare. The original was built in 1599, then burnt down in a theatrical accident involving a stage cannon in 1613 (!). Hastily rebuilt, the second Globe remained open until ~1644 when it was pulled down to make way for tenements. Our version is based on the modern day reconstruction which opened in 1997, which has been built as closely as possible to the originals based on available evidence.
(l-r) Art Deco Cinema, Shakespeare’s Globe, Radio Kootwijk
The second model is of a radio station, Radio Kootwijk, situated in the central Netherlands. Built in 1918 as a way of communicating directly with the Dutch East Indies, it initially broadcast in longwave then later switched to shortwave. Captured by the German army in 1940, it spent the war being used as a long range communications hub for submarines, and also broadcast propaganda programmes.
Finally, we have a 1930s art deco cinema, typical of the ones often seen in UK high streets around that time. The one we’ve picked is in York and still operates as a cinema now. It features a low foyer, a tower on one side of the entrance and a ‘wing’ leading off to one side housing shops and cafes.
SSS-8210 – Medieval Theatre – £2.00
SSS-8213 – Koortwijk Radio Station – £3.00
SSS-8214 – Art Deco Cinema – £3.00
Our 6mm Agricultural Colony buildings seem to be quite popular, and earlier this year we launched the 15mm versions with their separate fittings, which have also seemed to be well received. So we’ve decided to make them even smaller and recreate them in 3mm to match Germy’s sci-fi models.
The first set consists of nine small homesteads, all of different designs. We’ve painted them in the Scandinavian-inspired bright colours that we used for the larger scale versions. We’ve pictured them here with some of Germy’s tanks and mechs to give you an idea of scale.
GMB-108 – Agri Colony Small Homesteads (x9) – £3.00
Background images by Handiwork Games.
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