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American Civil War: North American Store 1800-1900The Perrys and Renedra have done it again They have taken their splendid clapper board house from Gettysburg and added a new front, so that you can make and paint a general store or model it further to create a whole street. Lots of...
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American Civil War: North American Farmhouse 1750-1900The building in this box represents a weather board North American cabin or farmhouse. It is loosely based on General Meade's headquarters during the battle of Gettysburg in 1863 and similar buildings. The style of construction means that it can be used from 1750...
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American Civil War Artillery 1861-65The set contains 3 guns, 3 limbers and 18 crew plus bases. There are 4 gun barrels for each gun; Napoleon 12pdr, 3 inch Ordnance Rifle, 10 pdr Parrott and 12 pdr Howitzer. All the crew are multipose with many separate arm variants to...
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American Civil War Confederate Infantry 1861-65The figures in this box represent a Confederate infantry regiment form 1862 onwards although there are a fair amount of units that can be depicted from 1861 too. They are all represented in short jackets typical of the entire Confederate Army from mid-1863. Both...
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American Civil War: Zouaves (1861-1865) plastic boxed setA fabulous plastic boxed sets from Alan Perry featuring the Zouaves, the exotically clothed and wildly hirsute show offs of the North and South! The box has 42 spirited men dressed in their best baggy trousers and fezzes worn in imitation of the French...
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American Civil War: Cavalry (1861-1865) plastic boxed setAdd Union or Confederate horsemen to your army with this great value boxed set of hard plastic miniatures! This boxed set cleverly allows you to make either Union or Confederate troops by way of separate hats. Contains: 12 hard plastic, multi-part miniatures (inc command...
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American Civil War: Infantry (1861-1865) plastic boxed setA perfect way to get your American Civil War army off the ground or add more firepower to your existing force. This boxed set cleverly allows you to make either Union or Confederate troops by way of separate hats. Contains: 36 hard plastic, multi-part...
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American Civil War Union Infantry in sack coats skirmishing 1861-65The figures in this box are in skirmishing poses; firing, loading and running. They are all in sack coats and have the choice of either forage caps or broad-brimmed hats. The figures are the same as the Union box ACW 115 but are a...
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American Civil War Union Infantry 1861-65The figures in this box represent the look of the typical Union Infantry throughout the Civil War. They are modelled wearing sack coats and all have the option of either forage caps or slouch hats. There are 40 figures in this set. Up to...
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American Civil War Battle SetThe American Civil War raged for four years between the Northern and Southern states from 1861-1865. In the box you will find enough miniatures to represent eight regiments of infantry, four Union and four Confederate, plus two artillery pieces and crew per side, one...
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Epic Battles: ACW American Civil War Scenery PackThis pack is designed to lend your Epic Battles: American Civil War campaigns with a little extra tabletop authenticity. Included are two houses typical of the period as well as a Dutch Style Barn, largely located in the American Midwest – less than 600...
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Epic Battles: ACW Gettysburg Scenery Pack‘Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or...
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Epic Battles: ACW Confederate BrigadeThe most basic infantry building block was the infantry regiment (referred to as a “battalion” in Hardee’s drill manual, which was used by both sides). In both North and South the infantry regiments were organised on similar lines. A regiment typically comprised ten companies,...
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Epic Battles: ACW Union BrigadeThe most basic infantry building block was the infantry regiment (referred to as a “battalion” in Hardee’s drill manual, which was used by both sides). In both North and South the infantry regiments were organised on similar lines. A regiment typically comprised ten companies,...
