| 31 May 2026 |
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Yet more new titles planned
In recent days HaT have added four new sets to their future plans, all for the Seven Years War. The full list is:
- Austrian Cuirassiers
- Austrian/Prussian Hussars
- Prussian Artillery
- Austrian Artillery
Their website also observes that the Prussian artillery could serve for the German mercenaries in the American War of Independence. There are no release dates, as usual, and no set numbers, but it looks like work is well underway on these sets. |
| 28 May 2026 |
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Several new title announcements
Catching up on recent developments, there have been several new set titles announced.
To begin, there are two new sets on the way from Mars. They are both for World War II as usual, and the subjects are:
- 72144 - German Mountain Troops
- 72149 - British Paratroopers Set 2
Also new are four boxes from RedBox. They are:
- 72156 - Tudor Billmen and Men-At-Arms
- 72157 - Tudor Pikemen
- 72158 - Scottish Army mid XVI century Light/Heavy Infantry
- 72159 - Scottish Army mid XVI century Pikemen
While release dates are not known, past form for these manufacturers suggests all will appear at retailers very soon. |
| 14 May 2026 |
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Surprise from HaT
A number of new sets have recently been added to some dealer websites marked as 'Future Releases', which generally means HaT have told them the sets are being made and will be shipped shortly. One surprise is the inclusion of set 8134, Etruscan Army. This set has been listed on the HaT website for over 20 years, and images of the box and painted samples have been around since then, but this is the first time the set has actually been released as far as we are aware. Other than that, some new sets previously announced look like they are coming soon, along with some rereleases. |
| 7 May 2026 |
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Five new Strelets sets on the way
Five new Strelets titles have emerged as future releases. They are:
- 267 - WSS French Line Cavalry in Attack
- 301 - Mounted Seminoles
- 303 - Napoleon in Egypt
- M167 - Apache Warriors
- M168 - Texas Rangers 2
As these have appeared on some retailer lists, we are assuming that all will be released at an early date. |
| 31 Mar 2026 |
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Hessians make their appearance
HaT have released three new sets depicting Hessian troops during the American War of Independence. They show musketeers in battle poses and charging, plus grenadiers in parade and combat. These are sets 8348, 8349 and 8353, and are already at some retailers. |
| 25 Feb 2026 |
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Four new Linear-A releases
Just lately new sets have been arriving in fours, and this time it is Linear-A that have rolled out four new titles. They are:
- 059 - Prehistoric Homo Sapiens Hunting Set 2
- 085 - Dilman, Magan, Jiroft
- 093 - Wilusa (Set 2)
- 148 - Napoleonic French Engineers (Set 2)
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| 17 Feb 2026 |
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Four new Mars releases
As expected, the four new Mars titles announced at the end of last year have started appearing at retailers. As a reminder, these are:
- 72145 - WWII Italian Paratroopers
- 72146 - WWII U.S. Chemical Mortar Team
- 72147 - WWII German MG Team
- 72148 - WWII German Afrika Korps
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| 11 Feb 2026 |
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New releases from Ultima Ratio
The good folk at Ultima Ratio have sent us their latest releases. The first of these are the Thracians, which were made last year, but for obvious reasons distribution is very difficult in Ukraine since the start of the war, so they were delayed. The second set is new, and depicts the French Army of the Hundred Years War. Pictures of both have been added to the site via the Awaiting Review page, and naturally reviews will follow. |
| 22 Jan 2026 |
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Two new projects for Linear-A
Linear-A have recently added a couple of new titles to their list of planned future sets, both from ancient history. The sets are:
- 153 - Akkadian Empire (Set 2)
- 154 - Gutians (Set 1)
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| 18 Jan 2026 |
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First releases of 2026
Linear-A have become the first company to release new figure sets in 2026. The four new titles are:
- 024 - Napoleonic French Engineers
- 058 - Goths
- 112 - Gangs/Revolt in Rome (Set 1)
- 147 - Gangs/Revolt in Rome (Set 2)
We understand that all are 3-D printed. The Goths are for the 5th and 6th centuries, and the two Roman gang sets are for the late republican period. |