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Sculpted by Ben Siens, the Savage Orc Cavalry on Wargs pack comes with 6 orc riders in 2 poses and 6 warg mounts in 2 poses.

Splintered Light Miniatures is proud to present our Terror Birds pack! These 15mm figures come in packs of 6 with 2 different poses. These were sculpted by Sandra Garrity.

The Townsfolk NPC set is perfect for dungeon crawls or skirmish games. This set comes with 12 villagers, 1 sheriff mtd/foot, 1 nun, 1 bishop, 1 king and 1 guardsman.

**bishop and king not shown in picture

The Treasure pack comes with 24 castings in 8 different poses and were sculpted by Faron Betchley and Ben Siens.

VaeVictis Issue #152 - Special Game issue
including the wargame with die-cut counters "Sedan 1870"
September - October 2020

VaeVictis Issue #154 - Special Game issue
including the wargame with die-cut counters "Angola 1987-1988"
January - February 2021

VaeVictis Issue #156 - Special Game issue
including the wargame with die-cut counters warburg 1760
May - June 2021

VaeVictis Issue #158 - September - October 2021 Special Game issue
including the wargame with die-cut counters Talvisota, the Winter War 1939-1940

VaeVictis Issue #160 - January-February 2022
Special Game issue including the wargame with die-cut counters: "La Guerre d'indépendance de Bretagne"

VaeVictis Issue #161 - March - April 2022

Special Game issue including the wargame with die-cut counters: "La Garde avance!" - Waterloo 1815, the last square.

The Japanese invasion of Burma in January 1942 marked the beginning of the single longest campaign of World War II. In the Burmese jungles, the battle-hardened, highly trained and lightly equipped Imperial Japanese Army quickly proved itself a vastly superior fighting force in clashes against the British, Indian and Gurkha troops that formed Burma Army and Chinese nationalist forces deployed in eastern Burma.

This superbly illustrated book narrates Burma Corps' epic fighting retreat northwards, carried out mostly in contact with the enemy and across hundreds of miles of highly malarial and extremely difficult terrain, to safety in India. Among the battles covered are the disaster at the Sittang Bridge on 22 February 1942 (where 17th Indian Division was all but destroyed), the fall of Rangoon in March 1942 and the clashes at Yenangyaung, Monywa and Shwegyin.

The performance of the opposing commanders and forces is also examined in detail, highlighting the success of Japanese aggressive light infantry tactics, which ruthlessly exploited the cover and concealment provided by the jungle to outflank, bypass and encircle their bewildered enemy.

In October 1944, the US prepared to invade the Philippines to cut Japan off from its resource areas in Southeast Asia. The Japanese correctly predicted this, and prepared a complex operation to use the remaining strength of its navy to defend its possessions.

In the Battle of Leyte Gulf, the Imperial Japanese Navy's First Diversion Strike Force took part in two major actions during the course of the battle: the intense air attacks from US Navy carriers on October 24 (the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea, which accounted for superbattleship Musashi), and the compelling action off Samar the following day.

This book examines in detail why, following the Samar action, the Imperial Japanese Navy commander of the First Diversion Strike Force (Takeo Kurita) chose to ignore orders and break off the attack into Leyte Gulf-one of the two most controversial decisions of the entire battle.

It also covers the Japanese planning for Leyte Gulf, and the strengths and weaknesses of the Imperial Japanese Navy in this phase of the war alongside the US Navy's planning and command arrangements.

In June 1941, Australian, British, Indian and Free French forces invaded the Vichy French-controlled mandate of Syria and Lebanon. They faced an enemy that had more artillery, tanks and aircraft. They fought in rocky, mountainous terrain, through barren valleys and across swollen rivers, and soon after the initial advance faced a powerful Vichy French counter-attack on key strategic positions. Despite these difficulties, the Allies prevailed, and in doing so ensured that the territory did not fall into German or pro-German hands, and thus provide a springboard from which Axis forces could attack British oil interests in Iraq, the key territory of Palestine or the Suez Canal. This book examines the high military and political strategy that lay behind the campaign, as well as the experiences and hardships as endured by the men on the ground.

The battles in Syria and Lebanon were complex actions, often at the battalion level or below, and this work uses extensive war diaries and available records to make sense of the actions and examine how they affected the wider campaign.

Fully illustrated with specially commissioned artwork and mapping plus carefully chosen archive illustrations, many in color, this lively study investigates the Mexican soldiers and Texian volunteers who fought one another in three key battles during the Texas Revolution.

On 23 August 1939, a secret protocol was appended to the German–Soviet Non-Aggression Pact; as part of this, Finland was assigned to the Soviet sphere of influence. On 30 November that year, in an effort to protect against renewed German aggression in the East, the Soviet Union attacked Finland, beginning what became known as the Finnish-Soviet Winter War. This long-awaited addition to the Campaign series explores the events of the war of November 1939 to March 1940. Set against the background of the developing global conflict, the conflict saw the Finnish Army thwart the plans of the sizeable Soviet forces assembled against it, before finally being forced to concede. The major battles of the war, which took place in harsh winter conditions, are covered in detail, including the Mannerheim Line, the fighting in Ladoga Karelia and Kollaa, and the clashes in Finnish Lapland.

The invasion was expected to be swift and decisive. However, as Dr David Murphy details, a combination of difficulties caused by the weather, the terrain, the Mannerheim Line defences and Finnish tactics blunted the Soviet advance and inflicted high numbers of casualties.

The Bear Clan Warband comes with 10 unique infantry and 3 unique cavalry figures.

The Black Dragon stands ready to devour your adventuring party! Sculpted by Sandra Garrity and painted by Martin Jones, the dragon comes in 3 four pieces, including the body, 2 wings and a head.

Some assembly require

Splintered Light Miniatures is proud to present one of our four Hill Giants! These were originally part of the German Metal Magic line and designed for 28mm. However, they are perfect for 15mm armies and look fantastic on a table with large 15mm armies.

Splintered Light Miniatures is proud to present one of our four Hill Giants! These were originally part of the German Metal Magic line and designed for 28mm. However, they are perfect for 15mm armies and look fantastic on a table with large 15mm armies.

Splintered Light Miniatures is proud to present one of our four Hill Giants! These were originally part of the German Metal Magic line and designed for 28mm. However, they are perfect for 15mm armies and look fantastic on a table with large 15mm armies.

Splintered Light Miniatures is proud to present one of our four Hill Giants! These were originally part of the German Metal Magic line and designed for 28mm. However, they are perfect for 15mm armies and look fantastic on a table with large 15mm armies.

The Lesser Goblin Archer pack comes with 8 figures in 4 poses and was sculpted by Bob Olley.

The Lesser Goblin Spears comes with 8 unique figures and was sculpted by Bob Olley.

The Northmen Warband comes with 10 unique infantry and 3 unique cavalry.

The War Gnome Huscarls pack was sculpted by Bob Olley and come in a pack of 8 with 8 poses.

These 28mm Young Kings and Queens were sculpted by Rodrick Campbell.

One of the figures come with an option for shield or halberd.

Some assembly will be required and figures come unpainted.

VaeVictis Issue #162 - May-June 2022

Special Game issue including the wargame with die-cut counters: "Basileus II"

VaeVictis Issue #164 - September-October 2022
Special Game issue including the wargame with die-cut counters: Storm over Belfort 1870-1871

*** PLEASE NOTE THIS MAGAZINE IS NOW OUT OF PRINT - WHEN WE HAVE SOLD OUT WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET MORE ***

VaeVictis Issue #165 - November-December 2022
Special Game issue including the wargame with die-cut counters: Trautenau and Soor 1866

VaeVictis Issue #167 - March - April 2023