The Black Friday Event is underway at The Ion Age, and it has a lot in store for fans of 15mm science-fiction wargaming. Until 9AM GMT 27th November, 2018, we have automatic Free Worldwide Shipping on all orders over £15.00 GBP of product placed in the cart (you need do nothing but add to cart, but please note, tracked shipping remains a flat £10.00 GBP charge to select), and we have bonus items and discounts on the brand-new Magog War Mecha. You save 10% to 20% on regular prices of this mighty war machines, plus you get a free gift worth £5.00 GBP with every mecha purchased.
Our Black Friday Season Event with your order means that each time you order a Magog (from one to any number), we will automatically add a pack of IAF081 Taranis Runner Drones (five different miniatures) worth £5.00 GBP to that mecha kit. This lasts until the end of the event and you need do nothing except order. Like Taranis Tanks, the Magogs have a drone-control station, meaning, they can use these fleet-footed robots in battle. A super offer.
Lastly, all of our digital download books such as those in the Patrol Angis series are discounted until the end of the event and Cyber Monday. We have taken a further 20% off each book during this period, meaning they are now 40% cheaper than the print books.
Now onto the giant robots! Allow me to present the biggest damn infantry in the Prydian Precinct – the Magogs!
Magogs, our word in the setting of the far-future Prydian Precinct for Mecha; for walking giant machines with pilots. In 15mm scale and sculpted by Sam Croes, these models come as easy-to-assemble kits. Easy to build and to use in play in Patrol Angis or any other game system, since we make gaming miniatures not fine-scale models; they are durable. Three new codes, plus a bundle and a special mecha builder code which will allow you to choose your own assembly of Magog (centered around weapon load-out, choosing legs and head types), and two new sizes of resin bases for big warmachines. When built, a Magog stands some 80mm tall (about 26 foot or just under eight meters in the real world). Taken from IAF017 Ellen and Ripley pack, the shown female knight is 16mm tall. Great for any game system. There are a lot more images of each model on the website, if you would like to click through on the codes which interest you.
The largest walkers in the Prydian Precinct, the Magogs are a class of warmachine which tower over all others. Piloted by a pair of veteran crew, each Magog carries the mightiest weapons into battle, and is the equal to the finest of other armored vehicles. They are giant knights. They are the mecha of the Marcher Barons, and among them, the Targa Works type 50 variants rule supreme. Magogs are giants of legend given titanium alloy form in the war against the Khanate.
IAF169 – Arcus Magog War Mecha 50A
This pack contains one 15mm scale large walker or mecha called a Magog. This Magog is the Arcus 50A, which is a longer-range encounter type of war mecha, armed with an Anda 115mm missile od cluster on the end of each arm (see page 58 of Callsign Taranis). The kit is composed of nine high-quality, grey-tone resin pieces which are: standing pose legs, upper body, Armet-style head cockpit, upper left arm, left weapon mount, upper right arm, right weapon mount, and two jet units (one for the rear of each arm). Easy to assemble and durable as a playing piece. When building, there is choice in torso rotation and arm pose and head direction. When assembled, this model stands about 80mm tall. Supplied unpainted and unassembled without a base (shown on our IAF167 75mm round base). You can purchase one kit, or three kits saving 10%, on screen. £25.00 GBP
IAF170 – Blaes Magog War Mecha 50B
This pack contains one 15mm scale large walker or mecha called a Magog. This Magog is the Arcus 50B which is a medium-range encounter of war mecha, armed with a Valerin 50Mw Laser Cannon and a Mecha Giant Fist (see page 58 of Callsign Taranis). The kit is composed of eight high-quality, grey-tone resin pieces which are: walking pose legs, upper body, mortal-style head cockpit, left arm ending in fist, upper right arm, right weapon mount, and two jet units (one for the rear of each arm). Easy to assemble and durable as a playing piece. When building, there is choice in torso rotation and arm pose and head direction. When assembled, this model stands about 80mm tall. Supplied unpainted and unassembled without a base (shown on our IAF167 75mm round base). You can purchase one kit, or three kits saving 10%, on screen. £25.00 GBP
IAF171 – Lann Magog War Mecha 50C
This pack contains one 15mm scale large walker or mecha called a Magog. This Magog is the Arcus 50C which is a noble type of war mecha, armed with Bodkin 130mm AP Cannon with large shell clip, plus a mecha-sized Powered Sword (see page 58 of Callsign Taranis). The kit is composed of nine high-quality, grey-tone resin-and-white-metal pieces which are: advancing pose legs, upper body, Bascinet-style head cockpit, left arm, left hand with Powered Sword, right arm with gun mount, Bodkin cannon barrel, and two jet units (one for the rear of each arm). Easy to assemble and durable as a playing piece. When building, there is choice in torso rotation and arm pose and head direction. When assembled, this model stands about 80mm tall. Supplied unpainted and unassembled without a base (shown on our IAF167 75mm round base). You can purchase one kit, or three kits saving 10%, on screen. £25.00 GBP
IAFMB01 – Magog War Mecha Three Bundle
This special bundle code gives you the opportunity to purchase one of each of our three Magog kits with a savings. Three different mecha! You receive IAF169 Arcus Magog War Mecha 50A kit, IAF170 Blaes Magog War Mecha 50B kit, and IAF171 Lann Magog War Mecha 50C kit. Refer to each single code for full content details. You save 20% off the regular price of each kit. When assembled, each model stands about 80mm tall. Supplied unpainted and unassembled without a base (shown on our IAF167 75mm round base). £60.00 GBP
IAFMB02 – Magog Builder Workshop
If you would like to choose the parts of your own Magog War Mecha, then this is the place for you. For the same price as a standard kit, you can choose your parts built around the weapon load-out. Firstly, choose one of three weapon load-outs (which is arms and upper torso), then add your choice of three different leg poses, then add one of three different heads. You are free, of course, to purchase only bits of a Magog if you wish, but if you select weapon load-out, plus legs, plus head, you will have a complete kit. Use the white drop-down menu box on the page to choose your parts:
A – Arcus Load Out (Arms and Body) (Missiles)
B – Blaes Load Out (Arms and Body) (Laser)
C – Lann Load Out (Arms and Body) (Gun and Sword)
D – Standing Legs
E – Walking Legs
F – Advancing Legs
G – Armet Head
H – Mortal Head
I – Bascinet Head
IAF167 – 75mm Round Bases
This pack contains three identical resin bases of 75mm diameter and 3mm thickness. These bases join all of our other rounds (20mm, 30mm, 40mm), and are ideal for use with 15mm scale miniatures and are used for mecha such as the Magog War Mecha in Patrol Angis. They are the ones used in the pictures of our miniatures on the website. These go alongside our range of IAF077 Troop Element Bases but are meant for single-model use in the game system. You can choose one pack, or by clicking on the product box use the drop-down menu to select Buy Three Packs and Save 10% option. £4.00 GBP
IAF168 – 100mm Round Bases
This pack contains two identical resin bases of 100mm diameter and 3mm thickness. These bases join our other round types and sizes, and are ideal for use with 15mm scale miniatures, and are used for the largest mecha such as the Magog War Mecha (see our own pictures of Magogs using 100mm bases) or Taranis Tanks in Patrol Angis. You can also use them for diorama or scenic scatter terrain building. These go alongside our range of IAF077 Troop Element Bases but are meant for single-model use in the game system. You can choose one pack, or by clicking on the product box use the drop-down menu to select Buy Three Packs and Save 10% option. £4.00 GBP
Later this month, we will be giving you a free article for the use of Magogs in your games of Patrol Angis with game statistics and playing tips, as well as fiction and background. Magogs often face off against Taranis Tanks on the battlefield, but who wins? Look out for this during November. We hope you like our largest-ever models, and remember, you will earn Reward Points on every order, and you can use earned points redeemed as discounts in your orders, including on these new codes.
