shows how using inks makes it easier to paint a 15mm scale army.
For those who couldn't make it for Salute, here's the new, upcoming items we were showing. There were quite a few other things we didn't show, but more of that later…
The first two 'three up's' for the first box of plastic Agincourt boxed sets were on show. This 'English Army' box will consist of archers and men-at-arms, and will cover the period 1415-29. There's no release date on these.
Some of Michael's Foot Knights (1450-1500) were also on display. The command figure in this set was made to represent Richard III, based on Tobias Capwell's research on his possible armor worn at Bosworth. There is an uncovered head, based on the reconstruction of him. With a different head, he could represent any commander. These 'three up's' for his plastic boxed set are next in line for production.
Also on show were some of the forthcoming WWII 28mm metal and resin pieces. As you can see, the 88mm is from Blitzkrieg and will be also available from us. The crew will be sold separately as a metal pack, and could be used for non-Western Desert campaigns. The 6 pdr gun was made by talented Steve Cox for Perry Miniatures, and will be available with the crew in metal.
