The sale has been so successful we have decided to extend it through the 10th of October so everyone has a chance to get the 20% to 40% off all our products. With over 1700 products there is a lot to look at!
Remember free shipping in The U.S. at $50.00 and Overseas its just $100.00 for free shipping...don't miss out on a great deal.
As noted on the SHOW PAGE, traders will be there to show off their products/games/rules and let you have a game and a chat.
It is NOT a conventional show where the traders are there to mostly only sell.
So it may be worth mailing them in advance to ensure they have what you want.
On that note, as Angel Barracks I will have NO stock on the day, I will be only be bringing orders that have been paid for in advance so that people can collect on the day.
Gringo40's will be producing the sterling British for the second Opium War. First up a brace of figures from their firing line for 1860. an officer and and an other rank kneeling firing...
en-route very soon.
cheers,
Ged.
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Join us this weekend and save yourself 15% on anything from the shop.
To claim your discount simply enter the code 15%Off at the checkout.
Offer valid for purchase on our shop only not via our eBay or Amazon stores. Offer starts now and ends midnight, Sunday 23rd September 2017.
We love Pulp Miniature gaming, we love classic movies.
We thought it would be a great idea to have a range of miniatures for gaming inspired by the iconic images of classic movies, brought to your table top in glorious crisply cast pewter.
The first three packs, which have been sculpted and cast already, were inspired by one of my favorite movies set in wartime North Africa. We are hoping to extend the range during this campaign so for every £1000 pledged we will enable backers to vote to select the next classic movie to have a set of four miniatures developed from.
Backers will get to both suggest movies and then vote on which one to develop miniatures for next.
Miniatures are sculpted by Mark Fuller.