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Salute 2026 We will be at SALUTE 53 'Europe’s largest wargaming convention' on Saturday 11th April 2026 at London Excel. Come find us at our stand NUMBER: TK10.Unfortunately, we are not able to bring all of our ranges with us so we highly recommend you place a preorder for anything you would like to look at, with no obligation to buy.Email your preorders to customers@wargamesfoundry.com by 8am Thursday 9th April. Recently Added Over the last year we have been doing a lot of digging through our archives to re-release a bunch of figures that were previously available as part of collection...

A note for our customers in America: USA customs duties and charges are now included in the shipping cost at the time that you place your order* Character Models We've had another rummage through our archived moulds and have found even more character models and sets that have been mostly discontinued since the early 2000s. Frankenstein and his bride made a timely reappearance!  Frankenstein's Monster (VIN110) The Bride of Frankenstein (VIN054) Frankenstein's Monster (VIN058) Macedonians This set of Macedonian Pikemen Commanders join the rest of our World of the Greeks range, along with the Heroic Greek Commanders and Mercenary Greek Commanders you will have seen in our previous...

Import rules for US residents that take effect on August 29.  

We've been rummaging through our archive again and have found a number of models from various ranges that haven't seen the light of day for many years, including the two character models below. Herakles Son of Zeus (VIN107)   Jack Hatter (VIN106) Wars of the Roses These two Heralds come with cast banners. They have now joined the rest of our Late Medieval/Wars of the Roses models which were originally released by Citadel Miniatures as C26 Men At Arms in 1984.  Mounted Heralds (MED100)   Medieval Casualties (MED143) Hundred Years War The Scots Noble is a characterful figure from our Hundred Years War (1337 -...

At this years Oldhammer, Bring Out Your Lead event we released a selection of ex Citadel models from our archive. This led to an influx of enquiries from people who don't know the origin story of Wargames foundry (if you're new here, hello!). For those of you that are curious, we have written a brief overview on our website."The early years of Wargames Foundry are intertwined with Citadel Miniatures and Games Workshop. They shared owners and Directors. With the success of Warhammer’s release in 1983, it is the old Citadel ranges and models that were discontinued and transferred to Wargames Foundry that enabled it to start...