Category Archives: Fighting 15s

Fighting 15s Flags: The Prussian Army of the Lower Rhine 1815

If there’s anything Fighting 15s likes, then it’s plunging a stick into a hornet’s nest and giving it a good waggle. Our latest release in the orders of battle range of 15mm flags is the Prussian Army of the Lower Rhine 1815. The 12 sheets of flags join the Anglo-Allied Army and the French Army […]

Fighting 15s: Delays to flags restocks

Our designer is recovering from an operation, which affects our ability to restock Fighting 15s flags. The shop operates on real stock held, however, so we should be able to fulfil any order for flags that show in stock on the site, subject to my cock-ups on entering actual stock levels. We regret that some […]

Fighting 15s: 28mm British flags for Waterloo

Fighting 15s’ latest additions to its 28mm range of paper flags cover the British and King’s German Legion regiments participating in the 1815 Waterloo campaign. Our designer has worked on a new shading style for these flags, and they should therefore make any unit proud to serve under them. The range also details the battalions […]

Fighting 15s: EPIC 15mm flags for Waterloo

Fighting 15s flags have been popular with customers building armies using small 15mm Epic plastic figures, although our standard range is technically too large, what with being originally designed to suit 18mm AB Figures. So to test the waters for properly sized flags for these figures, Fighting 15s has launched its EPIC 15mm Orbat range […]

Fighting 15s: Christmas as usual

Fighting 15s’ Grinch here… As is usual, I’m not shutting the online shop for Christmas, but will be taking days off for various reasons: daughter briefly back from Sweden, family insisting I visit, playing a board game, watching anime, doing gardening that hasn’t been possible during what seems like three months of solid rain, or […]

Fighting 15s: 40mm Portuguese Napoleonic Infantry

Fighting 15s announces the latest release for its Flashing Blade range of 40mm figures: Portuguese Napoleonic infantry. The new releases join the existing line-up of Portuguese cacadores. There are two types of Portuguese infantry: the early version for 1806 in barretina with hide pack and French musket, and the later 1811 version in British-supplied uniforms […]

Fighting 15s: Shows update

It’s fair to say that Fighting 15s has not been at a wargames show in any capacity since the pandemic started. And in short, that’s not going to change. I intend to attend Warfare this year as a punter, in which case feel free to stop me and say hello. But I am increasingly aware […]