Essentially a wide-bodied, rarer evolution of the stalwart Strikehawk tiltrotor, the Carryhawk adds additional girth and lift capacity by including a pair of huge, tail-mounted ducted fans.

The Carryhawks pair of heavy calibre rotary cannons can spit a relentless hail of depleted uranium-tipped bullets to chew through even armoured vehicles. These can be hot-swapped pre-mission for two deployable Sentinel turrets, much like its cousin the Strikehawk.

The Carryhawk’s main combat role though is the deployment of a forward command bunker. This small, armoured structure is deployed with an onboard detail of resistance veterans and comms staff. Once landed, this bunker can relay rear-echelon commands to the frontlines while the Carryhawk rains fire from above.

Contains 2 multi-part resin miniatures with parts to assemble a Carryhawk Tilt Carrier and Forward Command Bunker.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Since the advent of the internal combustion engine, militaries have used car-sized, fast vehicles to nimbly convey surgical strike forces, scout units, command staff, and special ops troops to flashpoints. These often fulfilled many of the roles of the cavalry of old, offering more speed, resilience, and punch than basic infantry.

One of the UCMA’s most common and cheapest armoured vehicles is the Badger. Much like the ancient and famous Humvee, this can carry around five soldiers or specialists in comparative safety while offering supplementary anti-infantry firepower in the form of a twin gatling gun. A rarer variant, the Ferret, replaces this with a target designator unit, essentially turning this small vehicle into a forward observer as well as a light transport.

Contains 4 multi-part resin miniatures with parts to assemble as either UCM Badger's or UCM Ferret's.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Already a favourite among beleaguered UCM ground troops, the Dominion is affectionately known as The Delete Key, God’s Nailgun, and Splatter, amongst other things. Certainly, the gargantuan Ferrum Aerospace factory can’t build these fast enough.

The Dominion Heavy Bomber is the Colonial Fleet Air Arm’s latest, devastating aircraft. Developed in response to the rising deployment of enemy behemoths, this dread angel bristles with weaponry.

Primarily, it’s cavernous bomb bays hold two Titanfall gravity munitions. These are dropped at low altitude, then just before impact the bomb’s tail explodes, driving its tungsten-tipped warhead deep inside a big target’s guts before a larger charge detonates, ripping the victim apart from within.

Additionally, four heavy calibre autocannons on its sleek nose can chew through armoured columns with ease. Next, a Saturation Missile Array can shred lighter targets spread over a wide area with airburst munitions, so cover offers no protection.

Lastly, and in a throwback to bombers of an earlier age, a tailgun guards against roving fighters and offers a sting in the tail to bring down aircraft in the wake of the Dominion’s passing.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature and 1 Acrylic flight stand.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

Colonial tank design doctrine calls for ultra-low-profile hulls and compact weaponry. Bulkier weapons require an alternative mount, and one such option is the ubiquitous Grizzly. A modified version of the standard Bear APC, this chassis forgoes the transport capacity for a large weapon compartment.

Typically, the Grizzly is equipped with the UM-92 heavy mortar. This flexible armament sports a drum-based auto loader, much like a giant 20th century revolver. This grants a respectable rate of fire for a siege weapon as well as a minimal crew requirement. The Grizzly’s comparatively weak armour is rendered acceptable by UM-92’s ability to lob lethal shells from behind cover.

An exciting development has been the UCM’s first fieldable, projectile plasma weapon. This has been possible through tireless years of work and an abundance of captured Scourge technology. Indeed, this new UMX-9 Plasma Mortar shares several aspects with enemy versions. Like other plasma weapons, the UMX-9 delivers furnace-like energy to its target at very finite range, since the volatile plasma is held in place around the projectile by its fast-depleting power core. Since the UCM’s first plasma weapon is bulky and low velocity, its designers utilised the Grizzly chassis.

Contains 2 resin miniatures that can be equipped with either the UMX-9 Plasma Mortar or the UM-92 Heavy Mortar.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

During recent engagements, UCM observers have reported the presence of a new Scourge heavy tank chassis with two distinct variants. Thankfully, these tanks forgo the familiar Slayer-type hull’s transport capacity, but this allows the mounting of larger weapons. Whether these are newly developed is unconfirmed, although AHQ has cited this as an example of the enemy’s capacity for innovation and rapid deployment of new assets while under the strain of invasion—a troubling prospect.

The Executioner mounts a slightly smaller version of the loathsome Bio-Mortar, a weapon previously only encountered aboard the massive Eradicator Chamelopod. This allows the Executioner to liquify the internal organs and flesh of emplaced enemy infantry from a distant, concealed position. Although it’s only been reported in combat for a short time, the Executioner is already a dreaded foe and has led to mass-desertions. Priority should be given to destroying Executioners before freedom of troop placement is entirely lost.

The Decapitator is especially unusual. Initially, observers thought this tank to be unarmed, if amazingly fast compared to other large skimmers. However, once the Decapitators closed to point-blank-range of their target, their central engine mount rolled 180 degrees to face forward. Although all speed was lost, that engine’s thrust could then be channelled into a laser-thin beam capable of slicing through virtually anything. Other heavy units, even the largest behemoths, are highly vulnerable to this new threat.

Contains 2 multi-part resin miniatures with parts to assemble as either the Executioner Heavy Tank or the Decapitator Heavy Tank.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

While not fast, the Atlas can take twice as much punishment as a heavy walker, making it best employed in take and hold style operations, or as close protection for its cargo while they conduct urban operations. Indeed one Atlas provides superior firepower and survivability compared to the pair of Junos normally employed in such roles, albeit at a higher cost.

The Atlas Bulk Personnel Walker uses the new, quadrupedal Type-11 chassis. The Type-11 is medium-heavy, highly resilient and deliverable by medium dropships. This makes it useful in a variety of roles which require more space than standard PHR walkers. The Atlas is best thought of as a walking castle. Its cavernous hold can accommodate 20 infantry in extreme safety while offering respectable firepower. Its pair of light railguns can see off most armoured threats while its twin miniguns can sweep deployment zones of enemy infantry.

Also utilising the new medium-heavy Type-11 chassis, the Lokheira forgoes the Atlas’ transport capacity for increased firepower. It retains the former’s light railguns and miniguns for excellent anti-armour and anti-infantry capability, but also mounts a twin rail-repeater. Single rail-repeaters are carried by the dreaded Phobos walker – one of the best standard anti-air units known to the UCM. A pair of these added to its other weapons makes the Lokheira weapon-rich choice of cargo for PHR generals who want the most punch from a single dropship’s transport capacity. While less flexible than smaller vehicles, a Lokheira offers superior killing power which can be maintained in full while soaking up damage.

Contains 2 multi-part resin miniatures with parts to make either the Atlas Bulk Personnel Walker or the Lokheira Bulk Walker.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Like other improvised Resistance technicals, the Gunbus repurposes a common, civilian unit. Buses are usually employed as transports, requiring basic modification, but sometimes they are stripped to their chassis, providing space enough to mount heavy weapons.

Too large to mount on a wagon, the pre-war AA emplacement: the G88 flak cannon fires big, air-bursting shells to deal reliable destruction to enemy aircraft. Even before the Scourge invasion, crews were quick to realise that the weapon’s large calibre and decent rate of fire made it lethal against medium armour too. Today, Resistance groups have made the G88 a low-cost, reliable, mobile threat through the simple expedient of bolting it onto a bus chassis.

More rarely, groups have discovered and repurposed a formidable piece of pre-war crowd control tech: the Sonic Deterrence Cannon. Originally, these were towed into position, usually around government buildings and unpopular corporation HQs. The weapon’s beams could be swept over a crowd of thousands, inducing headaches, nosebleeds, defecation, and vomiting. While this area effect has fringe uses militarily, most Resistance techs have modified these to project a focused beam of intense sound potent enough to cause total loss of capability, brain haemorrhage, and finally death, even through walls.

Contains 2 Gunbuses that can be assembled with either the G88 Flak Cannon or the Sonic Deterrence Cannon

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Several times larger than their more common cousins the Warstriders, Siegestriders were dubbed for their ability to clamber over or through the tallest defences. The most well-known forms are quadruped, although more accurately they have two legs and two arms.

The Lion variant carries possibly the most unusual weapon seen on the battlefields of the 27th century: The Transmatter Beam. It actually has two functions, the first being non-offensive. It can make use of the teleportation web technology built into friendly constructs to de-materialise and re-materialize these units anywhere in line of sight, even if they are far from a gate. The second, weaponised function is the result of firing such a beam at something without tapping into teleport web technology.

The Tiger carries a pair of Disintegrators - battlefield versions of the type of armament common on Shaltari starships. These weapons transfer huge amounts of energy to a very small area in crackling, split-second bursts. This causes devastating atomic effects, releasing further energies into the target. The appearance is of an explosive detonation that leaves an atomised, gaping hole behind.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble as either a Lion Siegestrider or Tiger Siegestrider

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Please note that Behemoths are massive kits, and advanced modelling projects. Extra care, attention, and hobby skills will be required to assemble and paint them. Because of that, this kit it is only recommended for advanced modellers. Some parts will need heating and bending to fit perfectly straight and slight gaps might need filling.

The scale of these diggings require similarly gargantuan machines. For the Resistance, these became prime targets for all sorts of modifications - the vast majority not for battlefield roles, but some have proved surprisingly effective. By far the most commonly used is the Avernus platform, a quadruped design with heavy armour, designed to cope with tunnel collapses and uneven, virgin cave formations.

These mighty Mining Engines are based off of the same heavy armoured hull that can withstand the strongest of firepower. Both variants come bearing two autocannons that ignore all cover making them excellent for clearing out those hidden units.

The Avernus has a large Mining Laser mounted on the back of the hull, this weapon fires a beam and punches through everything caught in its path, be that building, armour or infantry. The Cerberus swaps the direct firepower of the Mining laser for the more versatile Vent Repeater. The shots from this weapon can deal devastating damage and in desperate times the crew can overcharge the Repeater to increase the energy of the weapon, however this can come with terrible consequences.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble as either an Avernus Mining Engine or a Cerberus Mining Engine.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Please note that Behemoths are massive kits, and advanced modelling projects. Extra care, attention, and hobby skills will be required to assemble and paint them. Because of that, this kit it is only recommended for advanced modellers. Some parts will need heating and bending to fit perfectly straight and slight gaps might need filling.

Since mankind’s first contact with the Shaltari, the Gaia has been the alien’s closest equivalent to a heavy dropship, enabling bulk teleportation of large ground units. However, the Gaia’s lack of conventional armament has always restricted its use to pre-cleared dropsites. Around a year into the

Earth campaign, a new variant has appeared. Designated ‘Adamah’.

This formidable aircraft trades some transport capacity for a pair of front-mounted gravity cannons. These amplify the force of gravity to crush tanks like empty drinks cans, pulping their crews in the process. With formidable anti-armour weaponry, the Adamah can support its own landings, making it a singular threat that can operate far from support.

Although large, these have been observed operating alone in a vanguard/probing role, as well as in small-scale, surgical strikes. Commanders on the ground are learning to fear single-blip Shaltari contacts, as one Adamah can sweep a landing zone clear of picket units, then teleport in endless waves of lethal warstriders, gravtanks and support vehicles.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble one Adamah Gungate.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

The battles of the 27th Century are fought in tight corridors, with forces bitterly clashing to take important areas of cities or even breaking through enemy lines with the focus on a single piece of intel in a building.
Vicious fighting occurs through narrow streets, with ancient buildings towering over. Dropships fly over the cities, depositing their cargo before zooming away to a different sector to aid the fight.

Games of Dropzone Commander are made or broken on careful planning around the battlefield itself.

The Cityscape is a customisable battlefield in a box. One contains all of the scenery you'll need to get started with Dropzone Commander, making a 6'x4' gaming space. The buildings and posters are designed to look clean and fresh, maybe even a Colony World that is being attacked by alien foes.

The sets also contains 20 randomly assorted card buildings. They're pre-cut and glued, which means with just a few minutes folding you'll have an entire board laid out and ready for gaming.

The Cityscape is designed for games of Dropzone Commander, but these excellent card buildings and gaming tiles will work perfectly for other 10mm games.

Note that this item may incur additional shipping charges.

The battles of the 27th Century are fought in tight corridors, with forces bitterly clashing to take important areas of cities or even breaking through enemy lines with the focus on a single piece of intel in a building.

Mankind has been away from Earth and the Colony Worlds for 150 years, and in that time many of the cities have fallen to disrepair. Crumbling facades are the least of the troops' concern though, as vicious warfare has also caused even the largest skyscrapers to become the most hostile environments, threatening to collapse at any moment.

Games of Dropzone Commander are made or broken on careful planning around the battlefield itself.

The Ruinscape is a customisable battlefield in a box. One contains all of the scenery you'll need to get started with Dropzone Commander, making a 6'x4' gaming space. The buildings and posters are designed to look dirty and broken, as if years of abandonment have left the battlefield tired and dangerous.

The sets also contain 20 randomly assorted card buildings. They're pre-cut and glued, which means with just a few minutes folding you'll have an entire board laid out and ready for gaming.

The Ruinscape is designed for games of Dropzone Commander, but these excellent card buildings and gaming tiles will work perfectly for other 10mm games.

Note that this item may incur additional shipping charges.

Daggers are silent hunting creatures – Fauna that stalk from the shadows to attack their prey. They inhabit environs across the Cradle Worlds and can lay dormant for years, living off tiny scraps of food for long periods of time.

These dangerous Fauna are available to use in your games of Dropzone Commander, regardless of which faction you play. They inhabit buildings, making occupation an extremely tense idea!

The full unit profile for Daggers along with rules for using non-player Fauna are available in Reconquest: Phase 2.

Kit contains a random assortment of 9 resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled with plastic bases.

“Mauler” is the catch all term for any hulking, belligerent beasts roaming over large areas in angry packs. No matter their actual genus, this subset of Fauna are always territorial, but over a much larger area than many other Fauna seen during the Reconquest. They patrol through cities and across plains searching for threats to their sovereignty, lashing out at any they see as encroaching upon their territory.

The fearsome Maulers are Fauna, non-player units that can be used in your games of Dropzone Commander, regardless of which faction you play. They hunt in packs of three, although even a single Mauler is enough to make trouble for the most seasoned of Commanders!

The full unit profile for Maulers along with rules for using non-player Fauna are available in Reconquest: Phase 2.

Kit contains 3 resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled with plastic bases.

Resistance cells often have to make do with the equipment they have available. Sometimes it's more effective to keep the vehicles you do have operational than to find operational vehicles you don't have.

The Resistance have plenty of access to vehicles that they can convert into all manner of technicals. The majority of these will end up as either Rocket or AA Gun Technicals, though a small amount will end up used for less destructive purposes. Repair Technicals are able to enact quick battlefield repairs, patching up armour and fixing minor battle damage.

During the Scourge occupation, many resistance bands continued to keep man's best friend. These K9 Attack Units are the mongrel descendants of the purebred pets from days before the occupation. Kept in kennels affixed to K9 Technicals, they're unleashed upon the enemy in support of friendly troops.

Contains 6 K9 Attack Units and 6 Technicals that can be assembled as either K9 or Repair Technicals.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

These Behemoths bear more than a passing resemblance to the smaller Oppressor, although they upgrade to walking on eight legs instead of six. Though still fast, this makes the Scourge Light Behemoth somewhat slower than the heavy-limbed Heavy.

The Punisher is unleashed by the Scourge when they care little for collateral damage. Its forelegs are a pair of hive-like structures that can carry a range of munitions, from explosive pods, to Razorworms. Its tail houses a Quake Bombard, a weapon capable of shaking buildings right down to their foundations.

The Persecutor is the anti-behemoth variant. It is armed with an underslung Plasma Destructor - one of the most powerful plasma weapons the Scourge have comitted to conflict. Backing up this mighty weapon are hull mounted Heavy Plasma Cannons, they themselves are capable of turning armour into molten puddles.

Contains 18 single-piece resin miniatures with 6 plastic bases to make 6 units of Razorworms and 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble as either a Punisher Terror-Mech or a Persecutor Terror-Mech.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Please note that Behemoths are massive kits, and advanced modelling projects. Extra care, attention, and hobby skills will be required to assemble and paint them. Because of that, this kit it is only recommended for advanced modellers. Some parts will need heating and bending to fit perfectly straight and slight gaps might need filling.

Although the Heavy was actually the first to hit the frontline, AHQ intends the Light form to overtake the Heavy in terms of numbers, given its lower cost and greater practicality. .

The Brazil and India are the UCM's Light Battle Mechs. These massive quadrupeds sit low to the ground, granting a modicum of cover for their large frame as well as ensuring that even if all legs are destroyed, they are merely immobilised.

Optimised for anti-behemoth roles, the Brazil carries a pair of UMH-2 Mass Drivers. While smaller than the main weapons on the America, they are much more practical and still able to take on the toughest of armour. On two of its legs are UM-88B chainguns for anti-air defence. The India trades out the large Mass Drivers for a set of 4 UMH-19 Flak Cannons. These weapons can make incredibly short work of enemy aircraft and are still large enough to threaten ground based armour.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble as either a Brazil Light Battle Mech or India Light Battle Mech.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Please note that Behemoths are massive kits, and advanced modelling projects. Extra care, attention, and hobby skills will be required to assemble and paint them. Because of that, this kit it is only recommended for advanced modellers. Some parts will need heating and bending to fit perfectly straight and slight gaps might need filling.

The Vulture has proven a reliable platform for the UCM, as more and more roll off the assembly lines, new variants are being created to fill potential niche's in combat doctrine. A pair of new aerial IFV's are currently being tested in both scout, and combat varieties.

Vultures Gunships come armed with two Twin Cannons, identical to the variants mounted on the Katana light tank, this gives the gunship respectable anti-tank firepower. The optional AA Battery gives the Vulture further versatility, allowing it to take on other aircraft. Alternatively, this kit can be assembled to make the Buzzard Aerial Target Craft, it loses out on one twin cannon, however is now a scouting vehicle. This gives it great versatility, allowing it to spot for units firing indirectly, as well as extend your commander's sphere of influence.

Both of these variants are set on the Vulture ship chassis, giving it good durability and high speed. It is also able to transport two troop units, allowing for high response board control.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniatures with parts to make a Vulture Gunship or a Buzzard Aerial Target Craft. Also includes parts to arm both with AA Batteries.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

The Type-6 is somewhat smaller than the Type-7, though still enormous and powerfully built. This design is quadruped, with a low centre of gravity and bulky hull.

These still massive walkers are the Alcyoneus and Porphyrion types. Both variants sport a chin mounted triple railgun turret, thrice the armament of a single Type-1 walker. 3 Anti-behemoth missiles make up the rest of the shared armament between these two types.

The Alcyoneus carries a pair of massive railguns equally as powerful as those on the Tiamat. The Porphyrion trades its own offensive ability and instead carries 8 Venus Drones. The Venus Drones are controlled familiars armed with a pair of RX1-L Railguns each as well as a Fusion Mine for heavier targets.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to assemble as either a Alcyoneus Grand Walker or Porphyrion Grand Walker.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.

Please note that Behemoths are massive kits, and advanced modelling projects. Extra care, attention, and hobby skills will be required to assemble and paint them. Because of that, this kit it is only recommended for advanced modelers. Some parts will need heating and bending to fit perfectly straight and slight gaps might need filling.

The Bobcat uses a leg layout identical to the walker variants seen in the Aaru theatre, though its use is much more widespread. Seen across multiple battlefronts, the Aaru leg design makes it a much more stable firing platform for its large weapon arrays.

Unlike the alternate versions of the Warstriders, the Bobcat is designed to be a bulwark of heavy firepower. It can bring excellent Anti-Air with the Ion Cannon array, the high volume of shots and decent energy means that arial combatants must steer clear.

Alternatively they can bring the Twin Gravity Cannon, a high energy anti-tank gun with devastator, meaning it can cripple the largest of vehicles.

Contains 1 multi-part resin miniature with parts to arm it with either a Ion Cannon Array or a Twin Gravity cannon

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Any miniatures or scenery are shown for scale only and not included.