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The 28th of Foot North Gloucestershire Regt Raised in 1694, the 28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot was a line regiment of the British Army. Being in the front line from the late 1600s through to the late 1800s, when it was then amalgamated with the 61st (South Gloucestershire)...

Welcome to the latest Jump The Gunn Newsletter, May 2026 figures are now here for all to preview, these should be available next week for dispatch. As always we start off in historical order, so let's start off with the new releases for our Napoleonic's.....

Imminent but not going to be ready in time for London unfortunately, its only a sub-section please note. The figures to go inside and outside are being sculpted now, its should make a nice standalone diorama piece that will definitely tell a story of that dramatic night in 1879..

Yes John you are correct the 2nd Afghan war was fought on NW frontier, but we are also covering the NE frontier as well at the same time. Regards Cathy

The London show is this weekend, Haverstock School, London, NW3 2BQ, a 5 minutes walk from Chalk Farm tube station. All new Thomas Gunn products will be on display there through a variety of trade stands and dealers. On preview there will also be 'The Butcher of Isandlwana' a new sculpt...

PREVIEW The photo below shows our first 4 Gurkhas giving covering fire, available very soon. Plus images of some new charging sculpts below including an officer and Gurkha's with Kukri's drawn, also to follow shortly.

Welcome to the latest Jump The Gunn May 2026 Newsletter update. This month we are showcasing new additions to our Victorian Wars range in the form of the Gurkha's. Here is a little history up until WW1, behind one of the worlds elite fighting forces: The Gurkhas or Gorkhas, are soldiers native...

There are other figures planned for this range including officers and other relaxing legionnaires to follow. ROM127B Legionnaire with Marius Mule is to be released as a stand alone figure without pony, this time with shield in his right hand. You can then have a column of these marching into or...

ROM192 The Hunter An auxiliary archer returns with a rabbit - probably not going to feed many Legionnaires - but then its every man for himself in the field! This sculpt not finished yet, its still in the concept stage, the rabbit needs completing. There is planned an accompanying archer with...

ROM186 Remake The first version sold out so quickly we have decided to remake it, but with some enhancements. These include a change in the pony's neck position so its looking left and the addition of a Pilum for our sentry. The load configuration has been changed as well as the colour of the pony.

ROM193 Our first preview features a Roman Legionnaire preparing his lunch whilst time allows.

Welcome to the latest Jump The Gunn April Newsletter update. All figure orders are in the process of going out as we speak, we apologise if there has been a delay, but the shipment was delayed due to the ongoing situation in the Middle East. Below are some pictures of the forthcoming Romans for...

Great collection there Rob

Hello Rob Thanks for the suggestions, we do have some of the mats on reorder, these will be available soon. Ref the other suggestions, thank you, we always like to hear ideas. there are 3 x US vehicles due out this year FYI. Regards Cathy

Never seen this figure but it would be interesting to see a photo posted here for comparison. We are doing a Gatling gun for the FFL inspired by the Britains figure from years ago. Best wishes Cathy

ACCPACK 118 Lefh 18/40 Initially we thought we had sold out of these the camo was so good, we failed to spot a carton of 12 left in the factry in China. If anyone is interested in ordering this iconic artillery price then please get in touch. Due to yet another ongoing crisis in the Middle...

ACCPACK 094 Sig.33 Infantry Gun The Sig.33 heavy infantry gun was the standard German infantry gun used during WW2, it was the largest weapon ever classified as an infantry gun by any nation. Initially its weight made it difficult to manoeuvre in the field and the gun was adapted with lighter...

SS194 German artillery crewman in camo suit with short ramrod. Once again suitable for our new Sig.33, Marder, Grille, Wespe and last but not least out Lefh 18/40.