Displaying 1-10 of 3603
Displaying 1-10 of 3603
That year had another significance, one deeply rooted in the inner mentality of the European consciousness. For it had been in 1453 that the Ottoman Turks had at last conquered Constantinople, the city of cities, thereby extinguishing the Byzantine Empire.
We are very sorry to announce the passing of Martin Windrow, long time series editor of Osprey’s Men-at-Arms and Elite series.
Many sources cite Mukden as the largest pitched-land battle in history in its day – if that is the case, why is this battle not more widely known, or been more widely discussed and studied?
In our final new announcement for the year, get ready for a revised & updated version of the popular fantasy large skirmish ruleset...
This month's book vote sees five Elite titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by visiting the Book Vote page. Plus, check out the results of last month's Combat Aircraft vote.
In the fourth and final Intelligence Report for Armies of the United States: Third Edition, Warlord Games gives a sneak peak at some returning favourites...
It's time to announce what 2025 has in store for the Osprey Roleplaying series! Get your first look at three new standalone RPGs...
English shipbuilder Sir John Thornycroft, credited as a pioneer in the torpedo-boat industry, initially created the Miranda series of mahogany fast boats culminating in the Miranda IV, launched in 1910. This boat could reach speeds of up to 35 knots with a single 120hp petrol engine.
It's time for the third Intelligence Report for Armies of the United States: Third Edition from Warlord Games! Find out about some of the more weird and wonderful inclusions in the US roster...
The first armed action by the Kriegsmarine was its intervention in the Spanish Civil War (17 July 1936–1 Apr 1939), in support of the Nationalist Gen Francisco Franco’s forces against those of the Spanish Republic. In Nov 1936 the German Navy sent a first 13-man advisory group; the subsequent North Sea Group (Gruppe Nordsee), with 34 instructors, remained with the Nationalist Navy until Mar 1939.
Displaying 1-10 of 3603
Free US delivery on orders $35 or over
