We’re taking a look at the use of standards and flags to denote a regiment’s colours during the English Civil War in the era of Pike & Shotte. Military flags of the Civil Wars were essentially of three kinds. Ensigns were large square banners made of silk or taffeta, roughly 6′ across. These were…
We’ve new miniatures for Pike & Shotte; a Scots Covenanter General leads from the front upon a mighty steed, and a Standard Bearer suitable for any army. Scots Covenanter General 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…
One of the most popular Pike & Shotte armies with you are the Highlanders and the Covenanters. Those of you of a North-of-the-border persuasion rejoice – here are a bunch of great new miniatures to add to your force of Irn-Bru-swilling Jocks… Scots Frame Gun and Pack Mule The Scots Covenanters fielded a huge array…
Our award-winning Pike & Shotte range grows apace and we have stacks more in the pipeline for you! To show that we’re not ‘all mouth and no trousers’ here’s a crafty look at a couple of forthcoming releases – King Charles I and the Earl of Montrose! Divisive but powerful, Charles I was the King…
We always endeavour to not only bring you finely sculpted miniatures but also ones with great character and style. Therefore it is with no small amount of pleasure that we present to you our blister pack evocatively titled: Pike & Shotte Fire & Brimstone: First off we have a Ranter, also known as a Leveller,…
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