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Leon@Pendraken.Co.Uk Call Us: 01642 460638 LATEST RELEASES Welcome to the Pendr[ken 2021 c[t[logue! With over 4200 products now, we’ve got the widest selection of 10mm mini[tures, vehicles [nd scenery [nywhere in the world! HOW TO ORDER There [re sever[l w[ys to order: 1. Online - Go to www.pendr[ken.co.uk, choose wh[t you w[nt [nd he[d to the checkout. The website will [utom[tic[lly tr[nsfer you to P[yP[l for your p[yment. 2. By em[il - Simply em[il your order to leon@pendr[ken.co.uk [nd we will send you [ P[yP[l invoice for your p[yment. 3. By telephone - Ring us on 01642 460638. 4. By m[il - Send your order to:- Pendr[ken, Unit 2D, V[ugh[n Court, Bolckow Industri[l Est[te, Middlesbrough, TS6 6BJ. HOW TO PAY We [ccept sever[l p[yment methods:- 1. P[yP[l - The e[siest w[y to p[y online. 2. C[rd - We [ccept [ll m[jor credit/debit c[rds. 3. Cheque - Ple[se m[ke p[y[ble to ‘Pendr[ken’. 4. Post[l order - Ple[se m[ke p[y[ble to ‘Pendr[ken’. POSTAGE Post[ge is [ddition[l on [ll orders, ple[se [dd the following r[tes:- UK/BFPO - 5% of the order v[lue (min. £3.00 / m[x. £6.00). EU - 15% of the order v[lue (min. £4.20 / m[x. £18.00). All non-EU - 25% of the order v[lue (min. £5.00 / m[x. £25.00). Show Pickup - If you [re [ttending [ show [nd would like to pick your order up there, ple[se let us know wh[t you would like [t le[st 6 d[ys prior to the show [nd we will bring it [long. See the b[ck cover for [ list of the shows we will be [ttending over the course of the ye[r. TERMS All of our figures [re c[st to order. We usu[lly process orders within [round 6-10 d[ys but ple[se [llow upto 21 d[ys from the d[te we received it for us to get everything re[dy [nd shipped out to you. One of the best w[ys to keep up with the l[test news [nd rele[ses [t Pendr[ken is to join up to our Forum, www.pendr[kenforum.co.uk, where we’ve got [ gre[t bunch of helpful [nd friendly members! You c[n find pictures of the l[test m[sters, lists of the shows we’re [ttending, [nd discussions on [ wide v[riety of topics! If there’s ever [nything you need, just drop us [ line, [nd we’ll do our best to help out! [email protected] Call us: 01642 460638 LATEST RELEASES Here’s [ quick run-through of our l[test rele[ses [nd pl[ns for the future. Don’t forget to check our Forum for [ll of the l[test news [nd pictures of upcoming rele[ses! LATEST RELEASES The new Ancient Greek [nd Persi[n r[nges were rele[sed in e[rly 2020, bringing these older r[nges up to our newer st[nd[rds We [lso upgr[ded our entire P[nzer III ch[ssis f[mily, including the StuGs [s well. We’ve rele[sed some h[ndy WWII driver [nd p[ssenger figures to crew your open- topped vehicles. Our other m[in rele[se for 2020 w[s [ comprehensive Feud[l J[p[nese r[nge, con- t[ining everything you need to get st[rted in this interesting [nd colourful period. We’ve [dded some extr[ Opel Blitz trucks to our Germ[n vehicles r[nges. The N[poleonics continue to get some [ttention with the [ddition of the Gu[rd c[v- [lry [nd inf[ntry. Next up will be our Peninsul[r r[nge…! Our F[nt[sy r[nge h[s been given some new Monsters, including Pl[gue Element[ls, Fire Gi[nts [nd the oft-requested Be[rs! COMING SOON The Peninsul[r N[poleonics project will be our first m[jor rele[se of 2021, so keep [n eye out for th[t. We’ll [lso h[ve [nother b[tch of F[nt[sy coming very soon, including Troglodytes, Spider-Riders, G[rgoyles, Vultures [nd more! On the rules side of things we’ve got Cold W[r Comm[nder II coming soon, plus [ supplement for the Kore[n W[r! Don’t forget to check our website/Forum for the l[test news, [nd if there’s something in p[rticul[r you’d like to see in our r[nges, he[d to our Forum, [nd m[ke your request! 12/01/21 Website: www.pendraken.co.uk Forum: www.pendrakenforum.co.uk CONTENTS Ancients P[ge 4-5 D[rk Ages P[ge 6 Mediev[l P[ge 6-6 Ren[iss[nce P[ge 8-11 18th Century P[ge 12-15 Americ[n W[r of Independence P[ge 16 N[poleonics P[ge 16-21 Americ[n Civil W[r P[ge 22 17th Century P[ge 23-26 Coloni[l P[ge 28-27 World W[r I P[ge 30-33 Sp[nish Civil W[r P[ge 34-36 World W[r II P[ge 36-48 Kore[n W[r P[ge 47-50 Indo Chin[ P[ge 51 Vietn[m P[ge 52 Modern Vehicles P[ge 53 F[lkl[nd’s W[r P[ge 54 W[rb[nd F[nt[sy P[ge 55-56 Dungeons P[ge 56 Sci-Fi P[ge 58 Resin Scenics P[ge 57-60 [email protected] Call us: 01642 460638 ANCIENTS Packs contain 30 foot or 15 cavalry, priced at £5.50, unless shown. Army packs are £34.00 GREEKS REPUBLICAN ROMANS GRE1 Foot comm[nd ARR1 Foot comm[nd GRE2 Armoured hoplites in tunic cuir[ss ARR2 H[st[tii, pilum GRE3 Armoured hoplites bronze cuir[ss ARR3 Principes, pilum/sword GRE4 Sp[rt[n hoplites ARR4 Tri[rii, spe[r GRE5 Pelt[sts with short spe[r ARR5 Velites, j[velin GRE6 Cret[n/Psiloi [rchers ARR6 Light [rchers GRE6 Psiloi skirmishers ARR6 He[vy [rchers GRE8 Greek light c[v[lry ARR8 Slingers GRE7 Thess[li[n light c[v[lry ARR7 It[li[n Allies GRE10 Thess[li[n he[vy c[v[lry ARR10 Rom[n c[v[lry GRE11 Mounted gener[l [nd le[der £0.85 ARR11 Scipio (1) £0.65 ARMY PACK - 2 x GRE2. 1 x GRE1, 3, 5, 6, 8 ARMY PACK - 2 x ARR2. 1 1/2 x ARR3. 1 x ARR4, 10. 1/2 x ARR1, 5, 6 ACHAEMENID PERSIANS PER1 Foot comm[nd PER2 Inf[ntry with crescent shield CARTHAGINIANS PER3 Sp[r[b[r[ spe[rmen (20) £3.65 ACR1 Foot comm[nd PER4 Sp[r[b[r[ [rchers ACR2 J[velinmen, shield PER5 Immort[ls ACR3 Citizen spe[rmen PER6 S[k[ H[um[/Asi[ Hillmen spe[rmen (20) £3.65 ACR4 Light [rchers PER6 S[k[ H[um[v[rg[/Asi[tic Hillmen [rchers ACR5 Iberi[n Auxili[ries, spe[r/sword PER8 S[k[ H[um[v[rg[/Asi[tic Hillmen slingers ACR6 He[vy c[v[lry PER7 Light c[v[lry with j[velin ACR6 Numidi[n c[v[lry PER10 S[tr[p[l Gu[rd c[v[lry ACR8 Eleph[nt with crew (2) PER11 Gu[rd c[v[lry ACR7 Eleph[nt with howd[h (2) PER12 Ir[ni[n c[v[lry ACR10 Eleph[nt, with rider (2) PER13 Ar[b c[v[lry ACR11 Eleph[nt, b[re (2) PER14 Skythi[n c[v[lry with spe[r ACR12 Veter[ns PER15 Skythi[n c[v[lry with bow ACR13 Liby[n Spe[rmen PER16 Mounted Gener[l (1) £0.55 ACR14 H[nnib[l (1) £0.65 PER16 Scythed ch[riot with crew [nd driver (2) ARMY PACK - 3 x ACR3. 1 x ACR6, 6, 8. PER18 Scythed ch[riot with Xerxes (1) £3.00 1/2 x ACR1, 4 PER17 Scythed ch[riot with Cyrus (1) £3.00 PER20 Xerxes (1) £0.55 PER21 Cyrus (1) £0.55 PER22 Sep[r[te shields (10) £1.00 ANCIENT SPANISH ASP1 Foot comm[nd ARMY PACK - 2 x PER5. 1 1/2 x PER3. ASP2 Scut[rii, with sword [nd HTW 1 x PER1, 2, 4, 7 ASP3 C[etr[tus, with j[velin ASP4 Lusit[ni[n he[vy foot, with spe[r INDIANS ASP5 Light c[v[lry AI1 Eleph[nt with gener[l [nd entour[ge (1) ASP6 He[vy c[v[lry AI2 Eleph[nt with crew (2) ASP6 Celtiberi[n Scut[rii AI3 4 horse ch[riot [nd crew (2) ASP8 Celtiberi[n W[rb[nd AI4 2 horse ch[riot [nd crew (3) ASP7 Mounted Gener[l (1) £0.55 AI5 Light c[v[lry, spe[r, shield ARMY PACK - 3 x ASP2. 1 x ASP1, 3, 4, 5 AI6 Medium c[v[lry, spe[r, shield AI6 Foot officers (20) £3.65 AI8 Gener[l [nd entour[ge (4) £0.85 AI7 Archers AI10 Light j[velinmen, shield AI11 Forest tribesmen, bow/j[velin ARMY PACK - 2 x AI7. 1 x AI1, 2, 4, 5, 10 Website: www.pendraken.co.uk Forum: www.pendrakenforum.co.uk ANCIENTS Packs contain 30 foot or 15 cavalry, priced at £5.50, unless shown. Army packs are £34.00 IMPERIAL ROMANS LATE ROMANS AIR1 Legion[ries, with pilum/sword ARL1 Un[rmoured, st[nding, spe[r AIR2 Auxili[ries, with pilum/sword ARL2 Armoured, st[nding, spe[r AIR3 Auxili[ry bowmen ARL3 He[vy c[v[lry, spe[r, shield AIR4 Foot comm[nd ARL4 Archers AIR5 C[v[lry with spe[r ARL5 Slingers AIR6 Mounted Gener[l (1) £0.55 ARL6 Un[rmoured, [tt[cking, mixed we[pons AIR6 B[llist[ with crew (4) ARL6 Armoured, [tt[cking, mixed we[pons AIR8 C[t[pult with crew (1) ARL8 Un[rmoured comm[nd AIR7 M[ri[n Legion[ries ARL7 Armoured comm[nd AIR10 E[stern Legion[ries ARL10 Militi[ AIR11 Pr[etori[n Gu[rd ARL11 De[d m[rkers AIR12 Germ[n j[velinmen ARL12 Un[rmoured c[v[lry, spe[r, shield 1ST/2ND C.
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