This evening I am very pleased to be able finally to get round to showing off these latest miniatures in our ongoing Spanish Century Renaissance range.

These new additions are the sword and buckler troops for the Continental Spanish armies and are slightly different to our Conquistador sword and buckler men that are already released. These being much more heavily armoured than the ones designed for the new World

Quite why I've taken so long to get the pictures of these latest greens on the workbench is anybodies guess, but it has been ages since we collected these miniatures from our sculptor Nick Collier, and only really my tardiness has stopped me showing them off earlier.

These are the final two packs of Neapolitan Spanish Arquebusier for the period leading up to 1525, s you can see we have gone for miniatures in marching and firing poses, to complement the standing and loading ones we already have on sale.

At present work continues on our Spanish Century range of 28mm miniature. These are the first for our Pike-men for the Spanish army in the 16thC.

They cover the period from about 1500 when Spanish generals having suffered defeats against the Swiss, decide that if you can't beat them, join them.

Another set of greens from the archive, Western Cuirassiers.

More "greens" from the archive, Demi-Cuirassiers

A bit of a mixed bag this one, the Command minatures are new, and will be schedualed for release in the next couple of weeks...

The Scottish armies for the Civil Wars have large numbers of these small artillery pieces in my army list.

Moulted on light "frames" instead of heavy carriages, they suited Scots who were specialists in fast moving campaigns.