OzMods Scale Models is a manufacturer and mail order marketer of plastic scale model construction kits of aircraft, ships and military figures - plus upgrades and conversions.

OzMods began its operations in 1995, and is based in Brisbane, Australia.

It is a manufacturer and marketer of plastic scale model aircraft, naval vessels, military figures and other items for scale modellers. These are sold via mail order direct to modellers, and also direct to many retailers in several countries.

We also custom produces scale model items for many individual clients, as well as specialised moulding work for corporate and industrial clients.

OzMods in-house plastic moulding facilities include injection, resin, 3D printing and vacforming.

PicoArmor producers a wide range of war gaming figures at 1:600 scale. We offer Oddzial Osmy‎ (O8) miniatures and our 3mm buildings as leading products.

PicoArmor specializes in 1:600 & 3mm wargaming miniatures, terrain, miniatures rules, and accessories.

PicoArmor are proud to offer the Oddzial Osmy line of 3mm and 15mm miniatures.

Our product ranges include 3mm Modern, 3mm World War II, 3mm World War I, 3mm Napoleonic's, 3mm American Civil War, 3mm Ancients, 3mm Sengoku Jidal Samurai, 3mm Seven Years War, and 3mm Sci-Fi.

PicoArmor also stock 15mm Sci-Fi, 15mm Modern, and 15mm Cold War miniatures. Check out our wide range of 3mm buildings, 3mm terrain, and 3mm trains.

We is dedicated to supporting 1:600 & 3mm miniature wargaming where you can recreate battles on a grand scale for a reasonable cost.

Thoroughbred Figures and the chief designer of the well known 1/600 series of American Civil War Ships and Ironclads. Former teacher and Army officer (artillery). Also been having fun making things, mold-making, casting, and war gaming for over 30 years. First gamed in Dick Bryant’s (The Courier) basement.

Randy Hardin Trusted adviser on all things naval. I first met Randy when he was stationed with the Navy at Norfolk. He became my good gaming buddy – my last one in fact - and was the first to suggest that if I made a “few more boats (ironclads) we could game with them.” So blame it all on him. But then Randy retired from the service and went home to Illinois despite my attempts to get him to stay in the Tidewater area. Hey, once you get a good gaming buddy you try to hold on to him. Right? Now Randy mans my dealer tables at Little Wars in the Chicago area most years, whether or not I’m able to make it out there myself.

Other Shoutouts!

Bill Frye Special thanks for many many things.Jim Moulton Special thanks for starting the 15mm 1812 Naval product line with a lot of the ship models and the rules (first seen as Prevailing Winds now Sea Eagles).Starting in 2015 - Very special thanks to Stacy Jenneman and Forrest Harris. The 'Magicians!'I’d like to thank each of these individuals listed above for assisting me in what I do, and for helping to make Thoroughbred what it is today. All too often I refer to this endeavor as a one man band, but that is obviously far from the truth. Many thanks to you all!!!! - Toby Barrett

Hello my name is Paul and Tumbling Dice is my company. I first produced miniature figurines in the mid 1970s as a founder of Asgard Miniatures, then moving onto design and manufacture gift and commemorative items (Mucky Duck), while also creating Tumbling Dice wargames ranges.

The designs reflect my preferences of scale and style, aimed to make practical wargames figures and models, for gaming projects of any size from individual skirmishes to entire battles.

I would like to thank all my customers over the many years for their support and help, and future customers who I hope will find opportunities in my designs to expand their ideas and projects onto new horizons.

May your dice roll kindly.

Paul.

In all the ranges figurines or models are designed to be used as games pieces, this dictates the model must have a certain amount of robustness along with the need for historical accuracy. I cast small items in Tin (Pewter) for strength and larger items in high quality Lead/Tin alloys. Some very large models are produced in Resin. The choice of scale is important as the size of models can restrict the type of game played, I have selected to produce in scales where the item can be used for the largest battles of the period, and still be recognised as an individual design mark or variant. The text below explains the ranges produced.

1/2400 Scale Naval. ‘AGE OF SAIL & STEAM’

Ships from Ancient times up to the end of the age of sail were rarely over 200 ft long (25 mm in 1/2400 Scale). It is only in the Victorian period warships of 400 ft became the norm. Gunnery ranges in the age of sail were less than one mile (660 mm to scale) and up to the 1880s were less than three miles. 1/2400 gives the gamer the space to play most any historical battle on a 8 ft x 6 ft table while providing models that can be used for an individual or skirmish type game . The models are cast in Pewter, and the larger ships have the rigging cast supporting the masts for strength, the sails are separate to allow for scenario options, most models are supplied with a separate scenic sea base. Flags for most nations are available along with discounted starter sets for each period.

1/4800 Scale NAPOLEONIC NAVAL.

This range of Napoleonic ships was designed to produce single piece castings to replace counters in board games mainly played on hex mats. Even the largest model will fit in a 30 mm hex tray. They would also work for gamers restricted in space or by using magnets as a travel game. A Trafalgar Battle Pack is available with enough ships for both sides.

1/600 Scale ‘VAPOUR TRAILS’

Aircraft, naval, and land items. This extensive range covers aircraft from the first aces up to and into the near future. Each mark and variant of an aircraft is recognisable yet games of 100 or more are practical in terms of cost and space required. 1/600 (3 mm to 6 ft) is also a scale that works well with naval coastal games and land scenarios. A series of discount starter sets and simple pick up and play rules are listed. Aircraft are sold individually in packs of 1 to 6 items according to size and except for a few items in resin are cast in Pewter. Decals are available for most nationalities and periods.

1/72 Scale (25 mm) HISTORICAL RANGES.

Designed to be compatible with plastic figurines and scenery, the ranges offer metal models at a practical cost for gamers to reproduce armies, while still providing detailed figurines & models for skirmish games. Items of riders or foot are sold in packs of 8 with at least 4 or up to 8 different designs per pack. Each pack may have shields or weapon options included and some have choices for equipment or head variants. Horses are sold in packs of 4 for the same price again there are 4 or more poses available. Army packs at discount are listed these contain the equivalent of 120 foot figures at the cost of only 100, many do contain the larger command packs and therefore total more than the 120 equivalent minimum. Foot and riders are cast in Pewter, horses in Lead/tin alloy.

1/76 Scale (20 mm) OLD CONTEMPTIBLES WW 1 and BLITZ KREIG WW 2.

These are ranges designed to be used with 1/76 scale plastic or metal vehicles. Smaller than 1/72 scale they can make up large units with artillery, tanks and transport, aircraft and railway gauge scenery readily available cheaply in plastic. Items on foot are again sold in packs of 8 or the equivalent horses in packs of 4, support weapons are listed for many armies. Foot and riders are cast in Pewter and Horses in Lead/Tin alloy

1/48 Scale (37 mm)

This range of WW 2 figures is aimed clearly at platoon level skirmish games. Many plastic kits and metal models are produced in this scale to back up the infantry and scenery is easily made. The range offers complete figures or multipart options for modellers wishing to populate armoured vehicles or transport vehicles. Equipment back packs, loose weapons and other kit can be used to individualise characters. Items are cast in Pewter or Lead alloy according to size. Packs are based around 4 figures to a pack.