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There is a compelling thrill about the sight of a Scottish Government army drawn up for battle. Dour-faced hardmen from the lowlands of Scotland drawn up in their trademark Hodden Grey uniforms, topped with their distinctive blue-knitted bonnets, the Covenanters fought hard in many...

The Covenanters were those in Scotland who had signed the National Covenant in 1638 which opposed King Charles I’s interference in religious matters when he attempted to impose changes on the Scottish Church. Although siding with Parliament in the Civil Wars, it was never...

Scotland's Covenanter armies fought hard in all of the three civil wars in the British Isles and, indeed, on the Continent as mercenaries for various Protestant states and Kings. The Covenant armies were well-equipped and well-paid unusual for the times. However, they suffered from...

Formed from the Western Desert Force in 1941, the British 8th Army comprised men from across the British Commonwealth - British, New Zealanders, Australians, Indians and South Africans. Following early successes against the Italians in North Africa, the 8th Army suddenly faced a new,...

Use the New Bolt Action British Commonwealth plastic infantry, based on the 8th army plastic with heads to represent Australian, South African, New Zealander and LRDG/SAS troops, to stop the Axis forces in their tracks and defeat the Desert Fox himself, Erwin Rommel. Fighting...

These knitted bonnets were the trademark piece of headgear for the Scottish soldiers throughout the 17th Century and beyond. Cheap to make , but waterproof and warm the blue bonnets were used by all covenantors or government armies in our period. Some were also...

This box contains: Warlord are giving your Covenanter infantry some much-needed support in the form of Covenant lowland Scottish Dragoons.  Using our metal and plastic Dragoons boxed set we have put in 24 Scots bonnets (the defining mark of Scottish units) at no extra...

Contains: 2 x Scots Covenanters plastic boxed set Scots Lancers boxed set Scots Dragoons boxed set Plus FREE Scots Frame Gun with Mule Scots Saker Cannon Lord Leven, Covenanter Lord General Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Contains: Montrose Irish boxed set 2 x Highland Clansmen boxed set Scots Frame Gun with Mule Plus FREE James Graham, The Marquis of Montrose   Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

These knitted bonnets were the trademark piece of headgear for the Scottish soldiers throughout the 17th Century and beyond. Cheap to make , but waterproof and warm the blue bonnets were used by all covenanters or government armies in our period. Some were also...

Lochaber is an area of Scotland where the locals had developed a very fearsome poleaxe indeed. Cheap to make and deadly in use, it could cut a man in two, destroy a horse or be used to drag a man out of the saddle...

Brave the cold (and enemy fire) with the British & Canadian Infantry (Winter) Platoon! British and Commonwealth forces in North-West Europe found themselves having to contend with inclement weather just as often as they did with German opposition. Fortunately, they could count on fighting...

The Royalist Scots army of Montrose has always been a favourite with wargamers. A small force almost entirely dependent on its infantry, this army was usually outnumbered, but rarely outfought on the battlefield. The Irish Brigade and Highland clans give the army its unique...

Contains x25 loose heads!   Composed of the battalion’s rank and file, the centre companies form the bulk of the battleline. The majority of the figures in your British Infantry plastic sets will be suitable for centre companies. For players recreating the battle of...

There is a compelling thrill about the sight of a Scottish Government army drawn up for battle. Dour-faced hardmen from the lowlands of Scotland drawn up in their trademark Hodden Grey uniforms, topped with their distinctive blue-knitted bonnets, the Covenanters fought hard in many...