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32mm Post-Apocalyptic
Alternative Armies are a company who have been around for a number of years. One of their most recent releases is the Sulphur range. If you imagine the Mad Max movies, you're not too far away from the intention.
28mm Middlemarch Fencibles
Black Pyramid Gaming continues to add more miniatures to their 19th Century militia range, with a couple of twists with regard to choice of subject.
28mm 10th U.S. Cavalry
Lman/1898miniaturas"1898 Miniaturas is a Spanish company whose latest additions to the range are figures from the Spanish-American War. These represent the 10th Cavalry, the African-American troops who started out fighting the Native Americans during the Plains Wars.
28mm Cibo's Little Dudes
Cibo's Little Dudes are an Italian-led company with a base in Switzerland. There are a number of ranges available, stretching from the Wars of Italian Unification to Modern Africa.
28mm Early Imperial Roman Auxiliary Infantry
Victrix Ltd. continues to release some of the best plastic miniatures on the market. Following the success of their Early Imperial Roman Legionaries, they have added the next logical step, Roman Auxiliary Infantry.
Hammerfall
Battlefront continues to support their Team Yankee range with various supplement and miniature releases. But where should a new player begin?
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