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Italian Army Major General Enrico Francisci 28mm WWIIWORLD WAR II WARGAMING. From Blitzkrieg to North Africa, from the Russian Front to the D-Day L...

On paper, every Italian infantry division was to have eight assigned flamethrower teams for digging out entrenched infantry and assaulting fortific...

One of the largest ground forces of the war, the Regio Esercito (Royal Italian Army) was hardened by its experiences in Albania, Ethiopia and the S...

Saxon Ceorls formed the majority of Saxon forces, making up the backbone of many armies. As a result, the grade of their weaponry and armour (if th...

The term Ceorl (or churl) eventually came to mean 'a non-servile peasant' which was the lowest class of a free man during the Saxon reign. This fre...

Venerable Saxon leaders from the bloody battle of Stamford bridge have survived against all odds and are now ready to lead your Saxon forces to vic...

British light cavalry had a reputation of 'galloping at anything' and whilst not entirely fair, they certainly were not shy in taking on enemy ligh...

Arguably the best shock cavalry of the period, the British heavy cavalry showed great bravery but poor control on the day of Waterloo. These heavy ...

Cuirassiers, Carabiniers and Dragoons were France's heavy strike force and had proven themselves throughout Europe on every battlefield and against...

‘Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition t...

The most basic infantry building block was the infantry regiment (referred to as a “battalion” in Hardee’s drill manual, which was used by both sid...

New York - 1776, General Washington has been preparing his defences since April. After leading British troops to victory in the Battle of Bunker Hi...

March 1776 - Continental artillery is placed overlooking the city of Boston forcing the evacuation of the British forces. For the next five years, ...

A 3rd rate ship, as defined by the British rating system, was a ship of the line which mounted between 64-80 guns. Usually, this would mean two gun...

Ride hard for the objective with these Early War German Infantry on Bicycles! Bicycle-mounted troops were a key component of many armies early in t...

Reinforce your light armour with the Panzer II! The Panzer II was the most numerous German tank at the start of World War II, and thus formed the b...

The US Army was well known for bringing overwhelming firepower to bear on its foes, and its infantry heavy weapons were a critical part of that doc...

Developed from the British QF 6-pounder, the 57mm M1 anti-tank gun was introduced in 1943 into US Army units and was the standard anti-tank gun by ...

Give your Italian forces some real armoured support! The P40 was the pinnacle of Italian armour development, and finally gave Italy's tankers a veh...

By the latter half of the Second World War the British Army had brought its combined arms approach to warfare to a perfect pitch. Meticulous planni...

By the latter half of the Second World War the British Army had brought its combined arms approach to warfare to a perfect pitch. Meticulous planni...

Stoic in defence and methodical in attack, the British Army relied on its heavy weapons to support the infantry and keep the enemy’s heads down. Th...

Introduced into the British Army in North Africa in April 1942 and seeing action the following month, the QF 6-pounder made an immediate impact on ...

Heavy weapons to the front! The Indian Army was well provisioned with a wide range of heavy weaponry, with two of the most common being the .303 Vi...