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CODE: WGP-ARM-01
These Warlord Games Amoured Pikemen are great for adding variety to your exsisting pike units and increasing their size, or building a new one entirely from scratch.
These are great characterful models with a great amount of detail for you painters out there.
The Pike and Shotte Armoured Pikemen pack contains 8 random armoured pikemen with pikes.
Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted
CODE: WGA-PS-1
Over £90 RRP worth of product for £60 RRP - with Total Wargamer's discount you save even more.
The Pike and Shotte Battalia Starter Army contains:
CODE: WGP-CAS-01
Pike and Shotte Casualties "Shotte Down in Flames" blister pack contains: 12 casualty models and an objective marker.
CODE: WGP-CMD-01
Officer. Lifted straight from page 116 of Wagner's classic TYW book, this officer is a classic study. He is richly dressed, in old fashioned jacket and possibly has served on the continent himself. He will be ideal for all early armies, as Royalist, Parliament or Covenanter and will serve as a captain or leiutenant of foot. He has a partizan and sword, and a pistol hung down from his belt. A lovely study.
Ensign. This fellow is taken from the wonderful Haythornthwaite ECW book, and is a classic Ensign, with sword drawn and dressed in a cassock. Again he could be used in all armies, Rebel, Royalist, Scots or Montrose.
Drummer. Every Company fielded at least one drummer and our fellow is neatly attired in a posh jacket with ribbon and braid attached. He wears a jaunty Montero with feathers too, something that the Colonel has thought it worth dipping into his own pockets for, which was common at the time. Being a warlord Drummer, although he is not carrying a sword, he is still packing a pistol for close defence.
Sergeant. We asked for this sergeant to be a hard bitten professional who has seen a thing or two in his time. He wears a Burgonet and sleeveless buff coat and is doing what sergeants do best, shouting! He could be slotted into any Civil war army.
The Pike and Shotte Command blister pack contains 4 miniatures; one Officer, one Sergeant, one Drummer & one Ensign.
CODE: WGP-TYW-03
Johann Tserclaes, Count of Tilly, commanded the Imperial forces during the Thirty Years War. He had a string on important victories against the Protestants but was then defeated by forces led by the King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. Along with Albrecht von Wallenstein he was one of two chief commanders of the Holy Roman Empire's forces.
A great general he met his end after being hit by a cannonball at the Battle of Rain against the Swedish forces. Gustavus sent his own personal physician to tend to his wounds leading Tilly to tell him "Your king is truly a noble knight". Sadly Tilly was to die of tetanus from his wound fifteen days later.
The Pike and Shotte Count Tilly blister pack contains a single metal mounted Count Tilly model.
CODE: WGP-04
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 bloody battles of the civil wars.
Indeed they routed the English forces in the Bishops Wars leading up to the great civil war where they first sided with Parliament, fighting mainly in the North, most famously at Marston Moor. Then they made a momentous decision and sold the captured Charles I, their King, to his bitter enemies, Parliament.
This unholy alliance could not last and the Covenant army found itself allied with a doomed Royalist cause in the second and third civil wars.
Well-equipped and organised, the Scottish infantry could give a good account of themselves. They scorned armour, and often helmets, in their pike divisions, but all too many of them died at catastrophic battles like Preston, Dunbar and, finally, Worcester or were slaughtered in the Highlands by Montrose's wild Highlanders and Irish. Survivors were shipped to the West Indies where many died of disease, a sad end to a once proud fighting force.
The Pike & Shotte Covenanters Box Contains a Total of 40 Miniatures including:
The Pike and Shotte Covenanter Infantry box gives you enough parts to assemble 40 Covenanter infantry and eight flags, a painting guide and bases.
CODE: WGP-09
Thundering across the field of battle, resplendent in their ornate plate armour and pistols held tightly in gauntleted hands the charge of a cuirassier regiment was something to behold!
Warlord Games Cuirassiers are tooled up with horse pistols, swords and even war hammers. Sound the charge!
The Pike & Shotte Cuirassiers boxed set contains 12 metal Cuirassiers mounted on plastic horses, bases, flags & a background guide.
CODE: WGP-07
Warlord Games' dragoons can be fielded for either Royalist or Parliament. You could add bonnets which would make them perfect for Covenanter armies too. They can also represent all sorts of mounted shot for Thirty Years War armies.
Our lads are modelled so that you can have the mounted and dismounted versions of the same Dragoon , wearing his unique hat and carrying the weapon of his choice!
Whether you are Covenanter, a monarch-loving Royalist or even a Crop-headed rebel your army needs dragoons!
The Pike and Shotte Dragoons boxed set contains:
CODE: WGP-ESS-01
Robert Devereux, eldest son of the 2nd Earl of Essex who was famously executed by Elizabeth I, was born in 1591. Although one of the wealthiest men in England at the time of the English Civil War, he was never a favourite at the court of Charles I.
He gained his early military experience fighting in the Thirty Years War for the protestant cause in Germany and the Low Countries. Essex firmly tied himself to the cause of Parliament by warning the five MP's about to be arrested on the Kings orders. He was in fact the highest ranking noble to support Parliament and was made Lord General of all Parliament forces in 1642.
Essex was a naturally cautious general, although undeniably brave. In fact, at Edgehill he was seen in the thick of the action with pike in hand. Beloved by his men, he was nicknamed 'Old Robin' by them as a term of endearment, his regiment becoming known as 'Olde Robin's Foote'.
This fantastic sculpt shows Essex mounted and his hat off taking a salute.
CODE: WGP-START-01
Pike & Shotte – For King & Country contains:
Full-colour 208 page hardback Pike & Shotte rulebook
82 multi-pose, hard plastic 28mm miniatures:
Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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