A new shop for Hagen-Miniatures

Dear Hobbyfriends,

the last weeks Andy and I spent to create a new shop for Hagen-Miniatures. After five years we thought it is time, to change things.  I would like to invite you to visit the new shop at

https://www.hagen-miniatures.de/

At the top you have to decide which language you want to read, German or English.

For the German speaking hobbyfriends, Andy wrote a very long text to explain our ideology. If you have the time, read it here. The English speaking need to wait a little bit. I will try to translate the text into English.

There will also be a newsletter which you can subscribe too. We will send news, articles etc. around from time to time.

We also changed several things, selling now units in sets and not as in the beginning as single figures.
Also for wargamers, we deciced to offer sets of marching poses, so that you don't need to buy whole sets of which you don't need all the figures.


You may recognized, that we brought nearly no new sets the past few month. They are all now in the new shop, over 20 sets when I have it right mind.

And now I wish you fun, surfing through the shop and hope, you find a lot of interesting things which you want to buy😊

And as all of us in the team of Hagen are ourselves figure-enthusiasts, I can assure you, that the profit we all make simply goes into new masters - from the collector for the collector!

If you like, please leave a commend, how you like the new shop. Also I would be glad if you write some sets which you would like to have in the future production.

Berg Isel

Our hobbyfriend Manfred wants to create Dioramas for all aspects of the campaign of 1809.

Because of this he asked for masters of different units. My favorites are the Tiroleans. Living 80 km North of Innsbruck, this battlefield is the closest Napoleonic one to my home. So it is of special interest to me.

Now Manfred sent photos of his latest Diorama. For me absolute breathtaking. It shows the fighting like in the Panorama painting at Innsbruck itself.

And all the figures are from our own production at Hagen:-)

Our project for 2020 - The Roman conquest of Britania 43 AD

Last November at the Dioramica we spent our evenings sitting together, had some beers and a lot of ideas. One question was, what we will show next time.

Markus tries to talking sense in me since some years about a Roman diorama. Well, I like the subject and with already 2000 painted Legionaries and Celts in my collection I supported his idea.

The idea is to show the battle of the River Thames 43 AD. The other special is, we will show it the way, Simon Scarrow describes it in his wonderfull "Eagle" series. So we can't make any historical mistake.

Celts holding one side of the River, the Romans charging over, building a hard-pressed bridgehead and the 2nd Legion takes the defenders in the flank.

I don't know how big it will be in the end. We have 3 Roman legions there, for sure again the same number of Auxiliaries, train etc.  No idea about the Britans.

My hope is, that I can persuade some friends from whom I know they have a collection of Legionaries to join the project for one weekend.

Beside this I asked Darek, if he can make me some Roman Auxiliaries who defend against onrushing Britans. Here is the result.

Gendarmes de Elite

Let's stay with Waterloo. Our friend Thomas, whose special interest is the battle of Waterloo asked for a set of French Elitegendarmes in the 1815 uniform with helmet.

So Massimo answered his wishes with this (in my eyes) extremly good figures. In four weeks the set will be available in our shop.

Beside the two helmeted guys, Thomas asked for two with bearskin. So we can cover earlier campaigns too.

I can't wait to lay my hands on them!

Waterloo at the Dioramica

What would be a figure-fair in 1/72 without charging French Cuirassiers or Napoleons Guards.

Frank and Wolfram showed some great little dioramas. I liked the details and the groundwork. Much more better then our own grain we use each year.

Here all the photos Rainer and I made on the subject.