Reward points extra is your usual loyalty reward scheme with an added extra twist.
Register whilst ordering through the secure checkout and every pound you spend you receive 1 reward point. Reward points equate to 0.01p. So spend £75 and you can redeem 75 points on your next order on top of the 10% discount already added.
But wait, there's more.
Because we want to give extra rewards to regular customers. Everyone will get the normal reward scheme benefits but everyone has the opportunity to get an extra bumper bonus of points. So how does this work.
After any order you make, if you make another order of £30 or more within a 6 month period then you will be eligble for a bumper bonus extra on top of the points you already earn from you order.
* £30-74 = 30 extra points
* £75-99 = 75 points extra
* £100+ = 100 points extra
* For every subsequent £100 spent earns a further 100 points extra
So for example. You order your first product for £40 and then 5 months later you make an order of £100. That's 40+100 points from your orders and a further 100 extra bonus points, giving you 240 points to redeem on your next order. Which incidently if you order within the following 6 months from this order will gain you another extra bonus.
All bumper extra bonus points will be added once your order is dispatched, so don't worry if they don't show up immediatly.
Points cannot be redeemed for cash and must be used when purchasing through the Battlefield Models website. These points are valid whilst Battlefield Models is active. We have the right to change the terms at anytime but will stand by any points accumilated at time of change for future discounts on our products within a 6 month period from change.
Many wargaming and modelling hobbies thrive on small rewards that recognise loyal hobbyists. A points based loyalty scheme lets collectors earn something back from every purchase they make, turning routine shopping for miniatures, paints, and tools into a longer term investment in their next project. Even modest orders add up over time, encouraging modellers to keep building, painting, and expanding their armies rather than holding off on essential supplies. The idea is simple: spend, accumulate, redeem, and return to the workbench with fresh motivation to push the painting queue forward.
Points systems tend to work best when the rules are easy to remember. A common approach is to award one point for each unit of currency spent, then allow those points to be traded in against future orders at a small value per point. That straightforward ratio makes it easy to estimate how much a basket of plastic soldiers, metal cavalry, or Vallejo colour sets will contribute towards the next haul. Hobbyists quickly learn to factor their expected return into the cost of larger purchases, such as a new regiment box or a starter army for a fresh period.
Extra bonuses are often layered on top of the base scheme to reward regular customers who keep returning. Seasonal boosts, category multipliers, or time limited promotions can multiply the points earned on certain ranges, such as Napoleonic plastics, Pike and Shotte regiments, or Hail Caesar ancient collections. These bonuses give modellers a reason to plan bigger orders around promotional windows, while still feeling rewarded for the smaller top up orders that keep a project moving between campaigns and painting sessions at the kitchen table.
Registering an account is usually the gateway to unlocking the full benefits of a reward programme. A simple sign up during checkout links every future order to a single balance, so points never get lost between different browsing sessions or devices. Returning customers can log in to check their current balance, review recent activity, and watch their tally grow as they add figures, paints, and tools to the cart. Forgetting a password is rarely a problem, since most shops provide a quick reset link to get hobbyists back to their account in moments.
Smart shoppers often treat reward points as a small discount layered on top of any existing sale or bundle deal. Combining a points balance with a multi buy promotion or a reduced price on a specific range can noticeably lower the cost of expanding a collection, whether the interest lies in Black Powder-era battles, Bolt Action WWII skirmishes, or Flintloque style fantasy actions. Reading the scheme terms carefully, watching for special offers, and spending consistently with one trusted retailer tends to bring the best returns for patient, long term hobbyists.
