What types of 15mm miniatures are available?

What types of 15mm miniatures are available?

15mm miniatures are available as Elements including a plastic base (used in e.g. Hordes of the Things (HOTT)), Packs, Battlegroups and whole armies. We have armies for DBA and FOG (Fields of Glory) too. Complimentary 15mm scenery and buildings include tents and much more from Battleground, JR Miniatures, Miniature World Maker and Baueda.

What does 25mm scale mean?

Therefore, when a manufacturer says his figures are (for instance) 25mm scale, he might mean “25mm to top of the head” or “25mm to eye level.” Just to confuse things further, manufacturers have been slowly making their figures a bit larger in recent years.

What types of 15mm scenery and buildings are available?

Complimentary 15mm scenery and buildings include tents and much more from Battleground, JR Miniatures, Miniature World Maker and Baueda.

What is the difference between a 1/300 scale and a miniature?

For example, with a 1:300 scale miniature, if the miniature is 1″ long, then the original was 300″ in length. In spoken English, you would say 1/300 as “one [pause] three hundred scale.” Other scales are simply listed as a certain height, such as 15mm or 54mm.

What kind of miniatures do you have for DBA?

A popular and much loved range of miniatures covering Classical, Biblical, Dark Ages, Medieval, Eastern, French Revolution and Napoleonic figures. 15mm miniatures are available as Elements including a plastic base (used in e.g. Hordes of the Things (HOTT)), Packs, Battlegroups and whole armies. We have armies for DBA and FOG (Fields of Glory) too.

Where to buy Ancients & Renaissance miniatures in the US?

Essex also have an official US distributor for the Ancients & Renaissance ranges in the form of CB Miniatures They ship post-free to addresses in the US. Essex used to be known as Mikes Models way back in (ancient) history, and produced a very differently styled range.