The brands I work with

The heart of what I do: gaming figures for the tabletop. Warlord Games brings the minis for Bolt Action, Konflikt 47 and Victory at Sea - infantry, cavalry, tanks and ships. Battlefront supplies the 15mm models for Flames of War and Team Yankee. Victrix, Perry and Fireforge cover the historical eras (Napoleonic, medieval, Dark Age), Rubicon the WW2 vehicles in 1:56 for gaming, plus Wargames Atlantic, Great Escape and Conquest. All of it to assemble and paint, no display-case-only models.

For anyone who'd rather build to scale than for the game: classic plastic kits you glue together yourself. From Airfix mainly aircraft like the Spitfire and Blenheim, plus ships, tanks, figures and loads of starter sets. Heller brings ships (e.g. the Twin Set Bismarck and Tirpitz), aircraft and military models, along with its own-brand acrylic paints and matching tools. This is about proper model-making, not tabletop.

So your battle doesn't play out on a bare table. Sarissa supplies laser-cut MDF terrain to build yourself - buildings, towers, huts (even the parts labelled as boats or vehicles are static terrain, not gaming models). Micro Art Studio makes detailed resin terrain, some of it pre-painted. Gamemat brings mainly gaming mats plus terrain, Hornby chips in model-railway scenery like trees and scatter grass, and Skytrex delivers rugged small-scale terrain (fences, walls, pens). Italeri is really known for plastic kits - here I currently only carry their terrain (a stone bridge and walls).

For painting your minis and models. Vallejo is my main focus - Game Color and Model Color sets for just about every shade. The Army Painter brings Warpaints, washes, primers and the matching brushes, plus some hobby tools and basing material. AK Interactive supplies Real Colors and weathering, and from AMMO by MIG Jimenez I only stock the ATOM Metallic and Rust sets for ageing and grubbing up your models.

The hobby-desk kit that makes the difference. Gamers Grass supplies grass tufts and basing boxes for dressing up your bases. Milliput is the two-part putty for filling gaps, converting and sculpting details. Master Tools chips in hobby tools (a tweezer set, an engraver). And from Revell I only carry the Contacta glue here for gluing your models together - I currently don't have any Revell kits in stock.

Everything around the game and getting it there. Skytrex provides markers and tokens for the tabletop. Chessex has the dice sets, all rolled up the felt dice trays for rolling and storing. And Safe & Sound brings padded army cases plus magnetic sheets, so your army travels from A to B safely and stays magnetically held in place.