Suitable for the following scale(s): B Scale

The popular BMW MINI in black release with two silver stripes along the length of the bonnet, adding a sporty touch to your MINI shelf. It is registered BG09 NCE from 2009. The new MINI badge on both the front and rear of the car, along with the Cooper S...

This item is NOT a toy and is intended for modelling use Scale - 1:76

The Cortina was introduced in 1962 and changed the face of British motoring. It was a risk Ford took and one which paid off. In 1963 the Cortina became the market leader, a trend it kept up for the next two decades. Introduced in 1970, the Mk3 couldn't...

General Montgomery used this Humber Snipe Tourer, familiarly known as ‘Old Faithful’,  to visit his troops in North Africa and Italy during his command of The British Eighth Army in the region. He had a personal chauffeur to drive the 3498 cc...

Suitable for the following scale(s): OO Scale Our latest livery on the much-loved VW Beetle appears in pale blue, one of its signature colour schemes, with matching sun roof and a contrasting cream interior, including a cream steering wheel. It is...

Suitable for the following scale(s): OO Scale The Triumph TR6 in a superb emerald green model with tan dashboard, door cappings and steering wheel against an otherwise black interior. The gleaming body colour is then set against the silver external...

The Series 1 was introduced in March 1961, using the triple SU carburetted 3.8 litre 6-cylinder Jaguar XK6 engine from the XK150S. The first 500 cars built had flat floors and external bonnet latches. These cars are rare and more valuable. After that,...

Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting.

Base paints are the foundation of the Classic Method of painting. The high pigment count of these paints means they provide excellent coverage, giving you a base of rich colour to paint over.

Base paints are the foundation of the Classic Method of painting. The high pigment count of these paints means they provide excellent coverage, giving you a base of rich colour to paint over.

You may have noticed a common theme amongst models and scenery pieces from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar ranges - skulls. They're everywhere, decorating the walls of Khornate keeps and hanging from the belts of fearsome warriors. But...