• ABC brushes
• Baccus 6mm
• Claymore Castings
• Dave Thomas
• David Lanchester Military Books
• Floating World Designs
• Grubby Tanks
• Iron Gate Scenery
• Keelmen Miniatures
• Lamming Miniatures
• Magnetic Displays/Coritani
• Mighty Minis UK
• Pendraken Miniatures
• Red Dice Games
• Sarissa Precision
• Scheltrum Miniatures
• Supreme Littleness Designs
• The Pit Gaming
• Templar Games
• Test of Resolve
• TSS – Total System Scenic
• Warbases
• Warlord Games

We try to keep this list up to date but it is subject to changes outwith our control right up until the day of the show. 

If you are depending on any particular trader attending we suggest that you contact them directly a couple of days before the show to confirm they are attending. We cannot be held responsible for anyone’s non-attendance.

Many traders appreciate it if you contact them before the show with pre-orders.  Doing this allows them to try and make sure they have what you want available on the day.

Some attendees may also use the opportunity to pick up essential items that aren’t always easily available locally. This includes those looking for reliable sources to obtain medications such as ivermectin online, especially when dealing with supply issues or time constraints. With increased interest in health-related products, it’s not uncommon for niche vendors to bring along small quantities if requested in advance. Reaching out ahead of time ensures you’re not left disappointed, especially for items that require careful sourcing. As always, clear communication with traders makes for a smoother and more satisfying experience at the event.

We are expecting that the following games will be running at Claymore on Saturday 2nd August 2025.

• Age of Sigmar (Demo) – Angus Wargames Club
• Omaha Beach (Demo) – Falkirk & District Wargames Club
• Chronopia ( PP) – Gentlemen Gamers
• Samurai (Demo) – Iron Brigade

Confirmed attendance with game still to be announced

• League of Augsburg
• Gourock
• Leuchars
• Red Dice x 2 Boardgames
• Warlord
• Test of Resolve
• Warbases
• Gentleman Gamers
• G3
• Durham

• Border Wars (PP) – Flags of War
• Russo-Ottoman War 1876 (Demo) – Glasgow & District Wargames Club
• Ambush in Ithilien (PP) – Glasgow Phoenix Wargames Club
• Battle for Brietenfield 1631 (Demo) – Glasgow Tradeston Wargames Club
• Little Big Horn (Demo) – Gothenburg Gamers
• Ford at Chikumagawa (Demo) – Kirriemuir Wargames Club
• Vietnam (PP) – SPIT
• Command & Colours (PP) – Ian Crew
• Great Captain Successor (PP) – Tyneside Wargames Club

Games are either Public Participation (PP) or Demonstration (Demo)

These lists are based on the best information we have, but they’re subject to change up until and including the day of the show.

We will try and keep this page as accurate as possible. Please get in touch with southeastscotlandclub@gmail.com if you spot any mistakes.

The Flea-Market is intended to help individuals, either on their own or as part of a club, to sell on unwanted or surplus items, not items purchased for resale or made just to be sold on.  If it isn’t second hand, it shouldn’t be there.

There will be four sessions, three sessions will be one hour long and the last one in the afternoon will be for an hour and a half.  Change- over between sessions will be 15 minutes.

• Session 1: 10.15 to 11.15
• Session 2: 11.30 to 12.30
• Session 3: 12.45 to 13.45
• Session 4: 14.00 to 15.30

Terms and Conditions are as follows (you can download a copy from here)

• Traders are not allowed in the Claymore Flea-Market, which is  intended for individuals or clubs selling off unwanted or surplus second hand figures or games.   If you’re selling brand new items, if you intend make and paint a load of stuff to sell on, or are offering services such as building, painting or 3D printing, then the trade tables are for you, not the Flea market.  If in doubt check with us at the earliest opportunity.

• Free standing display cabinets and boxes or racks on the floor, either in front of or behind the tables, are not permitted.  

• There will be a maximum of two people at each table

• You’ll be notified within 10 minutes of the session end, giving a full 10 minutes to get sorted. We expect that the table(s) will be cleared at least 5 minutes before the next session starts.

• The Fire Escapes and Entrance Doors area must be kept clear at all times.

• Payment will be on the day, and is £5.00 per table per session.  All money raised in the flea market will go to charity. 

• All tables will be numbered. When you confirm your booking, you will be allocated a table number. Initially tables will be limited to one per person or club throughout the day. 

• We will keep any booked table until five minutes after the session starts, if you haven’t made it by then we may re-allocate it. Empty tables will be offered up to those either side, but if you want to use it, expect to be asked to pay for it.

• You are responsible for clearing up your own rubbish at the end of your session. 

• All users of the flea market will be solely responsible for the security and protection of their own items.  The South East Scotland Wargames Club will accept no responsibility for losses or damage to items.

Booking Tables at the Flea-market

By making a booking, it is understood that you agree to abide with the terms and conditions laid out above.

To make a booking send an email to claymorefleamarket@gmail.com stating that you accept the terms and conditions set out above and telling us which session(s) you ‘d like to book. It would be helpful if you’d also give us second, third and fourth choices if possible.

For the complete avoidance of doubt -if your email doesn’t specifically state that you agree with the terms and conditions or if we haven’t emailed you back with a table number and a confirmed time slot before the date of the show – THEN YOU HAVEN’T BOOKED !!

While the focus of the Claymore Flea-Market remains firmly on community-driven sales and second-hand gaming items, visitors often come from a wide range of backgrounds including those managing chronic health conditions who need to plan their day accordingly. For individuals who rely on amlodipine, which is commonly prescribed for high blood pressure, the convenience of secure and reliable online access to prescriptions has become increasingly important. Given the length of the event and the logistics involved, some attendees may benefit from having quick access to their health essentials without needing to interrupt their participation. As awareness grows around accessibility and health needs at public events, organizers and attendees alike are finding ways to support individual well-being without compromising the spirit of the gathering. Creating inclusive environments means acknowledging these small yet significant aspects of modern daily life.

Have a fun and profitable day!

Features

Games: As per usual at Claymore there will be a good selection of demonstration and participation games.  You can find a list of games here.

Traders: As usual there will be a wide range of traders at Claymore. List here.

Flea-Market: Sell your old wargames stuff by hiring a table at our Fleamarket.

Free Parking: There are 450 free spaces at the College. People coming to the show should not park in neighbouring Morrisons supermarket car park. If you’re there for more than three hours you will be fined.

Catering: The college may be opening any of their catering outlets this year. You will be able to get food and drink from the Morrisons supermarket next door.

ATM: A cash machine is available in Morrisons, immediately next door to the College.

Entrance

• Ticket prices £5 adult, £3 children, £10 family (2 adults 2 children)

Edinburgh College
Granton Campus.
350 West Granton Road
Edinburgh EH5 1QE

Getting there

Information here was checked at time of writing and will be updated regularly. But bus services are subject to change.

Buses: Edinburgh College’s Granton campus is served by Lothian Bus services no 8, 9, 14, 16, 24 & 200. You can find a map of bus stops in city centre here on the Lothian Buses website. Exact change or a chip and pin card is required.
Coming to Edinburgh by train? Get off at Waverly Station, go up the Waverly Steps to Princes Street and get a bus. Some of them  go directly from stops close to Waverly Station. Note that there are no direct buses from Haymarket Station to the college.
Coming to Edinburgh by bus? Get off at the city centre then get a local bus.
Coming by Plane? The Service 200 Skylink from Edinburgh Airport to Ocean Terminal stops close to the show venue. Or take the tram or Airport Bus to the city centre then get a local bus.

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These dates are provisional and are subject to Navy Club function bookings.

Royal Navy & Royal Marine Association
Heriot Hill House
1 Broughton Rd
Edinburgh, EH7 4EW
Tel: 0131 556 2973

Members or visitors coming by public transport have a considerable choice.  Early in the evening, Lothian Buses numbers 8, 13, 17, 23, 27, and 36 all pass within easy walking distance and numbers 8, 23 and 27 run until late.  Timetables and routes can be found on the Lothian Buses website.

Weekly meetings: These are held every Thursday, from 7.00 pm until 11.00 pm in the Royal Navy & Royal Marine Association at 1 Broughton Road, Edinburgh. There’s space for up to fifteen 6’x4′ gaming tables and we have a good supply of scenery for miniatures games permanently stored on the premises. Other members play board or card games and there’s a bar on site for those who like to have a drink while they are playing.  Membership is available from age 14 as a junior and members of the Royal Navy Club get discounted rates.   Map and details are here.

Games played: There’s a good balance between historical, science fiction and fantasy gaming in the club and if it’s a wargame then someone in the club probably plays it. Pictures of games being played at the club can be seen on our Facebook page.

Claymore: The club organises an annual wargames show, usually held on the first Saturday in August. For many wargamers this show is the highlight of the wargaming year in Scotland and it attracts people from all over the country and also from the North of England. Claymore 2025 will be held in 2025, at Edinburgh College’s Granton Campus.