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15mm ANCIENT HAWAIIANS
Presenting the 1st 15mm miniature Warriors of Ancient Hawaii
| 15mm Army Packs - for DBA | |||
| DBA 2 IV/12c – Basic | BXA-H20 | $11.00 | |
| Command Stand (Noble, Priest & Standard) | |||
| 2 x 4 Pike (Noble Pike) | |||
| 3 x 2 Ps (Slingers) | |||
| 6 x 3 Bd (Club) | |||
| Camp (canoe) | |||
| DBA 2 IV/12c - Mega Mix | BXA-H22 | $14.00 | |
| Command Stand (Noble, Priest & Standard) | |||
| 2 x 4 Pike (Noble Pike and Utility) | |||
| 3 x 2 Ps (Slingers & Javelin) | |||
| 6 x 3 Bd (mix of Clubs, Javelins, Nobles and Utility) | |||
| Camp (canoe) | |||
| Contains more figures! | |||
15mm EARLY HOPLITE GREEKS
Presenting 15mm Early Hoplite Greeks
| 15mm Army Packs - for DBA | ||
| DBA 2 I/52a - Argive 680-450BC | BXA-G52a | $10.00 |
| Command Stand (1 x 4Sp) | ||
| 9 x 4 Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 2 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52b - Spartan 668-450BC | BXA-G52b | $10.50 |
| Command Stand (1 x 4Sp) | ||
| 11 x 4 Sp (Hoplites with cloaks) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52c - Thessalian 668-450BC | BXA-G52c | $10.00 |
| Command Stand (1x3Cv) | ||
| 3 x 2 LH (Light Cavalry) | ||
| 4 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 4 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52d - Theban 668-450BC | BXA-G52d | $10.50 |
| Command Stand (1x4 Sp) | ||
| 1 x 3 Cv (Cavalry) | ||
| 9 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 1 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52e - Athenian 668-541BC | BXA-G52e | $10.00 |
| Command Stand (1x4 Sp) | ||
| 9 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 2 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52f - Athenian 540-450BC | BXA-G52f | $12.50 |
| Command Stand (1x4 Sp) | ||
| 1 x 4 Sp / 1 x 3Cv / 1 x 2LH (Hoplites / Cavalry / Light Cavalry | ||
| 7 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 1 x 3 Ax / 1 x 4 Sp (Javelin w/shield / Hoplites | ||
| 1 x 2 Ps / 1 x 4Bw (Slingers, Javelin / Bow | ||
| 1 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52h - Phokian or Aitolian 668-450BC | BXA-G52h | $9.00 |
| Command Stand (1x4 Sp) | ||
| 3 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 8 x 2 Ps (Javelin and Slingers) | ||
| DBA 2 I/52i - Italiot or Siciliot 668-450BC | BXA-G52i | $11.50 |
| Command Stand (1x3Cv) | ||
| 1 x 3 Cv / 2 LH (Cavalry / Light Horse) | ||
| 8 x 4Sp (Hoplites) | ||
| 2 x 2 Ps (Slingers or Javelin) | ||
15mm MORO REBELLION
Bloodaxe 15mm Moro Rebellion
The "Moro Rebellion" range will include:
- U.S. Regulars/Marines
- U.S. Colt Machine Guns and crew
- Philippine Constabulary
- Moro w/rifles
- Moro w/swords and spears
The Moro Rebellion refers to U.S. military operations in Moroland, Philippines, from the end of the Spanish-American War to the hand-over of control of the Moro Province to American civil authorities in 1913.
The Moro Rebellion is often referred to as the second phase of the Philippine-American War. While the term rebellion may not be the technically correct term, it is what we will use to refer to this conflict where American forces did not face a unified insurgency or nationalistic movement, but rather the forces of individual tribal chieftains who refused to accept American control as well as localized popular uprisings…
For a bit of background material written by Jack Scruby take a look at this extraction from Jack’s article “Asiatic “Colonial” Wargames”
from Miniature Parade, Volume 2 Number 2 - October 1968:
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS – 1898
The Philippine Scouts were composed of Filipinos enlisted as members of the regular United States Army. The units were generally officered by Americans and a few Filipino graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
The Philippine Scouts were raised by the US Army during the Philippine American War (1899-1902). They served as auxiliaries to the US units and assisted in various duties such as navigation and combat.
Our Philippine Scouts are dressed in US Uniform and hat from waist up, native breach cloth from the waist down.
15mm RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR
Bloodaxe 15mm Russo-Japanese War
Use WWI Russians for Russo-Japanese War Russians
The Russo-Japanese War developed out of the rivalry between Russia and Japan for dominance in Korea and Manchuria. In 1898 Russia had pressured China into granting it a lease for the strategically important port of Port Arthur, at the tip of the Liaotung Peninsula. Additionally, in 1896 Russia had concluded an alliance with China against Japan and, in the process, had won rights to extend the Trans-Siberian Railroad across Chinese-held Manchuria to the Russian seaport of Vladivostok, thus gaining control of an important strip of Manchurian territory.
The war began on Feb. 8, 1904, with the Japanese fleet launching a surprise attack and siege on the Russian naval squadron at Port Arthur. In March the Japanese landed an army in Korea that quickly overran that country. In May another Japanese army landed on the Liaotung Peninsula, and on May 26 it cut off the Port Arthur garrison from the main body of Russian forces in Manchuria. The Japanese then pushed to the north, and the Russian army fell back to Mukden. In October the Russians went back on the offensive with the help of reinforcements received via the Trans-Siberian Railroad, but their attacks proved indecisive due to poor military leadership.
The final battle of the land war was fought at Mukden in late February and early March 1905, between Russian forces totaling 330,000 men and Japanese totaling 270,000. After long and stubborn fighting and heavy casualties on both sides, the Russian commander, General A.N. Kuropatkin, broke off and withdrew his forces northward from Mukden, which fell into the hands of the Japanese. Losses in this battle were heavy; approximately 89,000 Russian and 71,000 Japanese casualties.
May 27–29, 1905, in a battle in the Tsushima Straits, Admiral Togo Heihachiro's main Japanese fleet destroyed the Russian Baltic Fleet. Japan was by this time financially exhausted, but its decisive naval victory at Tsushima, together with increasing internal political unrest throughout Russia, where the war had never been popular, brought the Russian government to the peace table.
15mm WORLD WAR I
WWI RUSSIANS
Bloodaxe 15mm WWI Russians
| Miscellaneous & Utility figures | |||
| Engineers/Laborers (Bag of 3) | BX-900 | $1.50 | |
| Engineers/Laborers (Bag of 6) | BX-901 | $2.75 | |
In 1914 the Russian Army was the largest army in the world, standing at 1,400,000 soldiers; when fully mobilized the Russian army expanded to over 5,000,000 soldiers. However, Russia's poor roads and railways made the effective deployment of these soldiers difficult...
Coming soon, Russians in Fur Hat
WWI GERMANS
Bloodaxe 15mm WWI Germans
In 1914, the German Army's estimated strength was approximately 840,000 men from all arms of service. The strength of the Army Corps remained the massed infantry regiments from throughout the German Empire.
Each infantry Regiment was composed of three battalions, logically numbered I, II and III - each battalion was formed from four Companies, numbered one to twelve throughout the Regiment. In 1914, the Regiment possed a single Machine Gun Company. In 1916, there was an additional Machine Gun Company per batallion; the Machine Gun Companies were considered independent, due differing strength and organization. Machine-gun Companies were numbered 1, 2 and 3 throughout the entire regiment.
| German Infantry - Tschako (Shako) | |||
| Jaeger (misc. poses) Bag of 4 | BX-111 | $1.50 | |
| Jaeger (misc. poses) Bag of 8 | BX-112 | $2.75 | |
| Infantry Officer (bag of 4) | BX-113 | $1.50 | |
| 2-man crewed Machine Guns (Bag of 4) | BX-114 | $2.75 | |
| 2-man crewed Machine Guns (Bag of 8) | BX-115 | $5.25 | |
Often overlooked, the Jaegers of the Imperial German Army are fast moving, light infantry troops; they fought on every front, from the mountainous passes of Macedonia to the bloody battle of Verdun…
Our Jaegers can also be painted/used as Landwehr.
| German Uhlan | |||
| Dismounted Uhlan (misc. poses) Bag of 4 | BX-116 | $1.50 | |
| Dismounted Uhlan (misc. poses) Bag of 8 | BX-117 | $2.75 | |
| Mounted Uhlan Bag of 4 | BX-118 | $3.75 | |
| Mounted Uhlan of 8 | BX-119 | $7.25 | |
| Miscellaneous & Utility figures | |||
| Engineers/Laborers (Bag of 3) | BX-900 | $1.50 | |
| Engineers/Laborers (Bag of 6) | BX-901 | $2.75 | |
After seeing mounted action in the early weeks of the Great War the Uhlan regiments typically served dismounted as "cavalry rifles" in the trenches of the Western Front, or were transferred to the Eastern Front where conditions made it possible for horse cavalry to still play a useful role. All twenty-six German Uhlan regiments were disbanded in the 1918 – 1919 timeframe.
WWI UNIT PACKS
Great War Spearhead is a set of wargaming rules where one stand equals a company, and games involving 2 or 3 Corps per side can be played out in 3-4 hours. It is based around the Spearhead World War II rules.
With the help of Shawn Taylor, designer of GWSH, we have designed several unit packs for use with the GWSH rules set.
Don't play GWSH; if your game uses one Stand to represent one Company, our packaged sets should work just fine for you too.
| Unit Packs Designed for Great War Spearhead | |||
| 1914 German Infantry Regiment | GWSH-g01 | $13.50 | |
| 1914 Russian Infantry Regiment | GWSH-r01 | $14.95 | |
15mm INTERWAR PERIOD (1918-1939)
Bloodaxe 15mm Interwar Period (1918-1939)
| INTERWAR PERIOD TRACKS & WHEELS | |||
| German Sd.Kfx 231 (rad6) | BX2-003 | $3.25 | |
| Field Car (generic) | BX2-004 | $2.00 | |
| French Char D2 Medium Tank - Coming Soon! | |||
| French FCM 36 Light Tank - Coming Soon! | |||
The interwar period is the period between the end of the First World War and the beginning of the Second World War in Europe.
Sd.Kfz 231 (rad6)
The first of the German armored cars, the Sd.Kfz 231 was based on a modified 6x4 truck chassis.
The 231 was armed with a 20mm cannon and had a second driver in the rear so that the vehicle could be driven either forwards or backwards with relative ease.
The 231 was introduced into service in 1932 and was replaced in 1937 when the German Army switched to 8-wheeled armored cars instead of 6-wheeled. Used by Aufklärungs (SS reconnaissance) during the Polish September Campaign and in the Battle of France, and were withdrawn afterwards for use in internal security and training.
15mm WORLD WAR II
WWII SOVIETS
WWII GERMANS
WWII AMERICANS