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Supreme military robots, created for a conflict that ended centuries ago, the ABC Warriors are built to endure warfare in all its deadly forms – atomic, bacterial and chemical.

ABC Warriors – The Miniatures Game is a skirmish tabletop miniatures battle game for two or more players based on the 2000 AD series The Volgan War written by Pat Mills and illustrated by Clint Langley.

Team up with Hammerstein, Joe Pineapples, Mongrol, Deadlock, Steelhorn, Zippo and Ro-jaws to take on Volkhan. The Ikon of Ikons and fearsome leader of the Volgan robotic forces is intent on conquering Marineris City with his crazed robot hordes, aided by the treacherous Blackblood and insane Mek-quake.

Will Volkhan obliterate all in his path, or will the ABC Warriors succeed in standing firm against the Volgan war machines?

With the southern rebels shattering the Union, the armies of the northern states took up arms and the continent was embroiled in a bloody civil war. Cometh the hour, cometh the man and the names such as Grant, Sherman, Meade, McClellan and Custer would join the annals of military history as they and their troops fought their countrymen from the south.

Box contains the following five Epic Battles-scale American Civil War Union commanders in Warlord Resin(TM):

• George Meade
• U. S. Grant
• George McClellan
• William T. Sherman
• George Armstrong Custer

The largest of the ships-of-the-line under the Royal Navy's rating system, the 1st Rate would generally have over 850 crew and more than 100 guns across three decks. Extremely expensive build and maintain, 1st Rates tended to be reserved for flagship duty with admirals. They were more often than not mothballed during peacetime (known as being put into 'Ordinary') only to be activated ('commissioned') in times of war.

This is a generic 1st Rate suitable for navies of all nations represented in Black Seas.

Contains one Black Seas vessel (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

6th Rates were the smallest of the warships in the Royal Navy rating system, which would have been generally adopted worldwide. This category covered ships with between 20 and 28 guns on a single deck. Although not considered to be powerful enough to take their place alongside larger ships of the line they performed well in other duties and in smaller engagements where the 1st and 2nd Rate man-o-war weren't necessary. Well known 6th Rates include the fictional vessel HMS Surprise as captained by author Patrick O'Brian's Capt. Jack Aubrey whilst C.S. Forester's Horatio Hornblower takes command of HMS Atropos in one of his novels.

Contains three vessels (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

A 6th rate frigate launched in 1778, she served for over three decades, playing an important role in the exploration of the Pacific Northwest as well as the routine work of provisioning other ships stationed off the coast of America. She was very sturdily built and used to take control of key land positions.

Contains one Black Seas vessel (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

A 112-gun 1st rate ship of the line of the Spanish Navy who saw her most famous action at the Battle of Trafalgar, where she was involved in a tremendous battle with Collingwood’s HMS Royal Sovereign.

Contains one Black Seas vessel (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

The god of the animals and the forest is Carnun, Lord of Beasts. Just as nature is both beautiful and cruel, Carnun cannot be considered as good or evil, but an elemental force that must be reckoned with and appeased. Both the Earth Tribes and the Drunes offer worship to Carnun, and in reply the god may send his bestial minions to do the bidding of a petitioner. However, while Carnun may dispatch bears and great-antlered stags to gouge and trample the foe, there are many smaller creatures such as wolves, badgers and porcupines that can present quite a threat, or rats, snakes and toads that overpower their victims in a vicious swarm.

Contains:

• Bear
• Wolf
• Porcupine
• Wild Boar
• 1 x unit card

Crom Cruach is the Time Worm, master of entropy and decay. With the power of the great worm the dead do not have to lie still but can be roused from their inanimation by Sour magic. They remember little but the most basic need to fight and kill, and their twitching limbs are of little skill compared to their prowess in life, but warriors of the Drunes can serve again as Half-Dead when summoned by a Drune Lord.

This boxed set contains the following Warlord Resin figures and plastic bases:

• 6 x Drune Half Dead
• 1 x unit card

Under Balor were a number of other important Fomorians, charged with brutalising the population and leading the Fomorian armies. These foul creatures thrived on the misery of their victims, collecting human tears to savour. By their commands were many of Danu’s followers put to the blade, hanged or burned alive, simply for the joy of causing death and mayhem.

This boxed set contains the following Warlord Resin figures and plastic bases:

3 Fomorian Sea Demon Champions

Of the children chosen for sacrifice to the Lord Weird, those that caught his eye in some way were spared and raised as Drunes. Once grown to adulthood these formidable warrior-witches serve as priestesses and bodyguards to Slough Feg, utterly dedicated to the Lord Weird and the worship of Crom Cruach. Three of the Badb, Nemon the Venomous, Fea the Hateful and Catha the Fury, fought Sláine when he was to be sacrificed to the worm god in a vast wickerman.

This boxed set contains the following Warlord Resin figures and plastic bases:

• 3 x Badb
• 1 x unit card

The most prized treasure of the Earth goddess Danu, the Cauldron of Blood was a sacred object that could offer up a never-ending supply of food. However, deep within its depths dwelt the spirit of the Goddess as Morrigan the Crone and her monstrous son Avagddu. Wielding the power of death, Morrigan could return a semblance of life to the fallen who were sacrificed to the cauldron. The Reborn were not truly alive but were more than capable of continuing the fight against their foes from beyond the grave.

Dedicated to Danu and to Lug the Sun God, Cathbad was the high druid of the Sessair and advisor to Sláine and his predecessor. Though many held him partly responsible for the capitulation of the Earth Tribes to the Fomorian tax collectors, he wielded considerable political and mystical power in the tribe.

This boxed set contains the following Warlord Resin figures and plastic bases:

• 1 x Cathbad the Druid
• 1 x Cauldron of Blood
• 4 x Cauldron Reborn
• 1 x character card
• 2 x unit cards

A prince among the alien Dark-Els, Elfric was an utterly depraved being that lusted after death and devastation. A being of magical energy, his mortal incarnation was almost impossible to destroy with normal weapons, and many were the battles where his body was pierced a dozen times and more by sword, arrow or spear without harm. Elfric’s magic also manifested itself in the form of a deadly gaze from a gem-like third eye in his forehead that could shatter armour and boil away flesh. Only with great effort and the aid of many allies was Sláine able to halt Elfric’s rampages across space and time, yet the demonic being was never utterly destroyed and will doubtless return to plague humanity another day.

Els were creatures from another dimension that exists at a right angle to our own. Dark-Els were evil beings, intent on spreading destruction for Crom Cruach. Sometimes these took the form of seductive human women to lure their prey into traps. They were spiteful, deadly fighters possessed of otherworldly power, often underestimated because of their appearance. Yet when slain their true forms manifested, as their bodies reverted into bug-like abominations.

Contains:

• Elfric Serpent-Eye
• 3 x El-Women
• 1 x character card
• 1 x unit card

Coupling a boyish charm with an, at times, ruthlessly uncompromising darker side, the Tenth Doctor was ably assisted by companions such as Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Donna Noble and Wilfred Mott. Facing and confounding Daleks, Weeping Angels, Cybermen amongst a legion of other malevolent adversaries, the Tenth Doctor prevails with a cheeky smile, improvised plan and great hair. Really great hair...

This box contains the following unpainted pewter miniatures: the Tenth Doctor, Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Donna Noble, Wilfred Mott and 5 plastic bases for use in the Into the Time Vortex game.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted