A new set of siege equipment has been produced by Lyzard's Grin of Oklahoma City, OK. These 25mm engines are as good as the hobby can offer. The detailing is excellent and the casting clean. The one thing that the hobbyist should keep in mind is that the models require assembly as does all other equipment in this period. The detailing available to the skilled model maker is amazing; the kits include two types of string to simulate the different types of rope used. The Trebuchet and Catapult both would mix well with other siege equipment available from RAFM, Irregular and QT models. It is good to remember that the days of standardization were still centuries off. See their ad in this issue for address. More Reviewing Stand Essex and Tabletop 15mm and 25mm Islamic Armies of Middle Ages Essex 15mm Macedonians and Thracians Whittlesey Miniatures English Civil War and Landsknects Standard Miniatures Medieval Figures Irregular Miniatures 5mm War of the Roses Munro Miniatures 25mm Medieval Falcon Miniatures 25mm Western Barbarians Wargames Foundry Franco-Prussian Figures Lyzard's Grin 25mm Siege Equipment Greenfield 25mm Castle Keep Little Mini Shops 1/285 Scenary Irregular Miniatures Medievals A Fistfull of Miniatures Ancient & Medieval Rules Marlburian Warfare 1702-1714 Wargame Rules Napoleonic Wargame Rules Free Trade and Sailors' Rights War of 1812 Book Wurttemberg Army 1793-1815 Booklet Revo 15mm/25mm Flags Raider 1775 Fighting Instructions for Age of Sail Raider Games Navy Lists Age of Sail, Vol. VII 1787-1791 Festung Krieg Supplement Vauban 1680-1820 Arquebusier Compendia Armory Camouflage Paints Back to Table of Contents -- Courier Vol. VII #6 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1987 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com