Assault Pistols - Left is a set of resin parts: left hands gripping assault pistols, intended for rearming and converting figures for tabletop battles. It is not a figure and not a kit, but accessory parts.
Wooden Spoon Award is a tournament trophy in resin with a square MDF base finished in black. The manufacturer intends it as a consolation award for the lowest-placed participant.
Mindwork Games - Azazel is a collector's resin bust in a limited edition, intended for experienced figure painters. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Mindwork Games - Artemis and the satyr is a collector's resin model in 75 mm from the Italian brand Mindwork Games; the sculpture is by Antonio Marzii, after a painting by Patrick J. Jones. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted, in a limited edition.
Mindwork Games - Barbarian is a collector's resin model in 75 mm from the Italian brand Mindwork Games, sculpted by Antonio Marzii. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted, in a limited edition.
Mindwork Games - The Doctor is a collector's resin bust in 1:12 scale from the Italian brand Mindwork Games, sculpted by Lars Ivar Stranden. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted, in a limited edition.
Orc Little Turret Core is a resin core for a small orc gun turret for converting vehicles in 32 mm from Green Stuff World. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Stalker Troopers Bodies is a set of ten resin bodies of science fiction infantry for figures in 28 and 32 mm from Green Stuff World. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Assault Weapon - Right is a resin assault weapon part with a right hand for converting figures in 28 and 32 mm from Green Stuff World. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Break-action Shotguns - Right is a set of five resin break-action shotguns with a right hand for converting figures in 28 and 32 mm from Green Stuff World. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Puppetswar - Orc Heads 2 is a set of five resin orc heads for converting figures in 28 and 32 mm from Green Stuff World. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
A figure of a Czechoslovak pilot of the 1920s, 1:72 (Peewit) is a small figure of an airman in leather gear for open cockpits, for models of Czechoslovak machines of the 1920s.
Figure of a Czechoslovak pilot of the 1930s, 1:72 (Peewit) This is a small figure of an airman of the interwar Czechoslovak Air Force in 1:72 scale. It is supplied unpainted.
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