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Dark Horse Master writes:

We have all of the RJ range online and available for pre-order now on our website. The rest of the photos for the Russians should be online within the next day or two at the latest.


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Leon Pendraken Sponsoring Member of TMP of Pendraken Miniatures writes:


Russo-Japanese

We know that a lot of you have been waiting for this one, so we're pleased to announce that our new 10mm Russo-Japanese range is now available!

Rival ambitions between Russia and Japan lead to a surprise attack on the Russian fleet by the Japanese in February 1904. Despite continuing to suffer defeats over the following 18 months, Russia refused to surrender and the war was eventually ended with the conclusive naval battle of Tsushima in August 1905, and a subsequent peace treaty.

This complete victory by the Japanese military surprised international observers and transformed the balance of power in both East Asia and Europe, resulting in Japan's emergence as a great power and a decline in the Russian Empire's prestige and influence in Europe. Russia's incurrence of substantial casualties and losses for a cause that resulted in humiliating defeat contributed to a growing domestic unrest which culminated in the 1905 Russian Revolution, and severely damaged the prestige of the Russian autocracy.

We've replaced our old range with two new, fully comprehensive ranges containing almost everything you need. We'd like to thank Scott Blair for sponsoring this range and doing all of the research work for Techno to sculpt from. 

1905 Russo-Japanese War

Japanese

RJJ1 – Infantry in tunic (early war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ2 – Command in tunic (early war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ3 – Infantry in summer kit (mid-late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ4 – Command in summer kit (mid-late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ5 – Infantry in winter kit (mid-late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ6 – Command in winter kit (mid-late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ7 – Chunchu infantry – £6.00 GBP
RJJ8 – Throwing grenade (10)  – £2.00 GBP
RJJ9 – Hotchkiss MG team (3) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ10 – Madsen LMG teams (5 pairs) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ11 – Cavalry with sword – £6.00 GBP
RJJ12 – Dismounted cavalry (15) – £3.00 GBP   
RJJ13 – Chunchu cavalry – £6.00 GBP
RJJ14 – 75mm Type 38 field gun with crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ15 – 76.2mm M1902 field gun with crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ16 – Captured 76mm M1900 field gun with crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJJ17 – Assault engineers (5 pairs) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ18 – Trench mortar team (3) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ19 – Field telephone team (5 pairs) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ20 – Senior command (4 figures) – £2.00 GBP
RJJ21 – Casualty (10) – £2.00 GBP

Japanese Early War Army Pack    = 3 x RJJ1.  1 x RJJ2, 8, 9, 11, 14, 20
Japanese Summer Army Pack    = 3 x RJJ3.  1 x RJJ4, 8, 9, 11, 16, 20
Japanese Winter Army Pack    = 3 x RJJ5.  1 x RJJ6, 8, 9, 11, 16, 20
(Army packs priced at £36.00 GBP)

Russian

RJR1 – Infantry in tunic (early war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR2 – Command in tunic (early war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR3 – Infantry in summer kit (late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR4 – Command in summer kit (late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR5 – Infantry in winter kit (late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR6 – Command in winter kit (late war) – £6.00 GBP
RJR7 – Frontier Guards – £6.00 GBP
RJR8 – Sailors – £6.00 GBP
RJR9 – Throwing grenade (10) – £2.00 GBP
RJR10 – Maxim MG team (3) – £2.00 GBP
RJR11 – Madsen LMG teams (5 pairs) – £2.00 GBP
RJR12 – Cavalry with lance – £6.00 GBP
RJR13 – Cavalry with sword – £6.00 GBP
RJR14 – Dismounted cavalry (15) – £3.00 GBP   
RJR15 – Mounted Cossacks – £6.00 GBP   
RJR16 – Dismounted Cossacks (15) – £3.00 GBP   
RJR17 – Frontier Guard cavalry – £6.00 GBP
RJR18 – Horse holders (4 + 4 horses) – £6.00 GBP
RJR19 – 76mm M1900 field gun, crew in summer kit (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR20 – 76mm M1900 field gun, crew in winter kit (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR21 – 76mm M1900 field gun, Cossack crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR22 – 76mm M1900 field gun, Frontier Guard crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR23 – 76.2mm M1902 field gun, crew in summer kit (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR24 – 76.2mm M1902 field gun, crew in winter kit (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR25 – 76.2mm M1902 field gun, Cossack crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR26 – 76.2mm M1902 field gun, Frontier Guard crew (3) – £6.00 GBP
RJR27 – Trench mortar team (3) – £2.00 GBP
RJR28 – Field telephone team (5 pairs) – £2.00 GBP
RJR29 – Senior command (2 mounted officers, Dragoon escort, Captain) – £2.00 GBP
RJR30 – Priest (1) – £0.55 GBP
RJR31 – Casualty (10) – £2.00 GBP

Russian Early War Army Pack    = 3 x RJR1.  1 x RJR2, 9, 10, 12, 19, 29
Russian Late War Army Pack    = 3 x RJR3.  1 x RJR4, 9, 10, 15, 23, 29
Russian Winter Army Pack    = 3 x RJR5.  1 x RJR6, 9, 10, 15, 24, 29
(Army packs priced at £36.00 GBP)

Chinese

RJC1 – Chinese peasants – £6.00 GBP

And, of course, some pics:

Japanese infantry in summer kit:

RJJ3

Japanese infantry command in winter kit:

RJJ6

Japanese cavalry with sword:

RJJ11

Japanese M1902 field gun with crew:

RJJ15

Japanese senior command:

RJJ20

Russian infantry in tunic:

RJR1

Russian infantry command in winter kit:

RJR6

Russian Frontier Guard cavalry:

RJR17

Russian M1900 field gun with winter crew:

RJR20

Russian senior command:

RJR29

Russian priest:

RJR30

Chinese civilians:

RJC1

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