Fighting 15s is the EU agent for Eureka Miniatures and, by association, 15mm AB Figures.

Fighting 15s supplies 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 28mm and 40mm white metal wargames figures from Eureka Miniatures of Australia, including 15mm Napoleonic, Ancients and American Civil War miniatures from AB Figures. Fighting 15s casts a number of 15mm AB Napoleonic figures under licence in the UK.

Fighting 15s is the sole supplier of 15mm Flags for AB, and has been so since buying the range in 2006 from AB Figures UK after the redistribution of licences for the 15mm and 20mm figures sculpted by Tony Barton. Since acquiring the range we have developed and expanded the range of flags to encompass almost all participants in the Napoleonic Wars.

Fighting 15s casts the 28mm and 40mm wargames figures by Flashing Blade under licence. Fighting 15s casts 15mm American Civil War figures by Scale Creep Miniatures under licence.

We also stock white metal miniatures from Aude Historica, Camelot Miniatures, Oddzial Osmy, and Shadowforge Miniatures plus acrylic paints from Coat D'Arms. We cast the ACW range from Scale Creep Miniatures under licence. Fighting 15s championed the exceptionally detailed range of 1:600 AFVs and aircraft from Oddzial Osmy from its humble beginnings, introducing the range to UK and US gamers.

Fighting 15s is run by Ian Marsh, a former editor of White Dwarf, author of the Doctor Who Time Lord roleplaying game, and author of Napoleonic wargames rules Huzzah!. He is Fighting 15s' sole owner and employee. Ian started Fighting 15s as a painting service for 15mm figures: after discovering and becoming the agent for Eureka Miniatures, Fighting 15s transformed into an online retail outlet for unpainted figures. But we kept the name: rebranding would cause even more confusion.

Ian knows about Napoleonics. Please don't assume that he knows about any other wargaming period in depth.

Ian is joint owner of rules publishing venture Oozlum Games with Mike Lewis of Black Hat Miniatures. Ian and Mike, along with Marc Gascoigne (formerly of Games Workshop's Black Library), once published a roleplaying fanzine called DragonLords.

Ian has just been through an really appalling year in which his wife, Janet, has been treated for and is recuperating from leukaemia. The experience continues to be quite challenging, and as a result Ian is sometimes as forgetful as Pooh Bear. Please be gentle with him.