Looking for Napoleonic Mameluke Figure (1 Viewer)

[PolarBear]

I am looking for a single standing Napoleonic era Mameluke figure in either gloss or matte finish, either 1/32 or 1/30 scale. Does anyone know of any currently available from the various toy soldier manufacturers?

Below are examples of the kind of figure I am looking for:

 

[Hadrian]

Hi Randy, I have one in my collection, very good painted,but it is from HISTOREX; I believe. So it is a plastic figure, not a tin figure.
What do you think about it ?
Best
Marcus

 

[thebritfarmer]

Doesn't have pricing but also comes in kit form.

http://www.artig.lv/index.php?Language=3&sub_id=38&str_id=4

 

[PolarBear]

Hi Randy, I have one in my collection, very good painted,but it is from HISTOREX; I believe. So it is a plastic figure, not a tin figure.
What do you think about it ?
Best
Marcus

Hi Marcus

I am looking for something that is already painted and preferably metal.

Thanks,

Randy

 

[PolarBear]

Doesn't have pricing but also comes in kit form.

http://www.artig.lv/index.php?Language=3&sub_id=38&str_id=4

Thanks Scott.

Those are very nice figures but I imagine priced like the Russian Connoisseur figures.I do want something already painted and preferably available here in the US. I keep kicking myself for not picking up the K&C set before it retired and is now beyond my price range.

Randy

 

[4th Hussar]

Fusilier made a Mamaluke single figure, quite nice as I recall

 

[PolarBear]

Fusilier made a Mamaluke single figure, quite nice as I recall

Thanks Bob--I'll check it out.

Randy

 

[PolarBear]

I just found these from Alexanders Toy Soldiers which are available by order from Green's Collectibles in NJ. They are mounted but within my price range.

 

[Grognard]

Hi Randy,

I have this one and it's very nicely done (SL Kirmann):
http://www.drapeaux-de-france.net/index.php?id=9&idproduit=1288
but you will have to order it in France from that online store. I did a lot of business with them (more than 80 figures) and everything arrived intact.

I have the Art I.G. one too but it's mounted.

Legions by Lesage still has it at a reasonable price, please see:
http://legionsbylesage.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=57

 

[VIRIATO]

Art IG's now retail for about 100€. In gloss the best that I've seen are from Imperial (IMHO), you can get them in the US through London Bridge (http://www.londonbridgetoys.com/imperial.html) I believe.


Paulo

 

[PolarBear]

Hi Randy,

I have this one and it's very nicely done (SL Kirmann):
http://www.drapeaux-de-france.net/index.php?id=9&idproduit=1288
but you will have to order it in France from that online store. I did a lot of business with them (more than 80 figures) and everything arrived intact.

This is a great figure. Is it 54mm?

They list 2 prices next to it. Is one the postage and shipping? I take it the prices are in euros? 99.00 € TTC (82.78 € HT) $260.00 total or is one the a price for a casting?

 

[Grognard]

Yes, it is 54 mm. It's made by Metal Modeles for Le Cimier in France. Le Cimier has a web site too but they only sell it non-painted for 14 Euros, please see: http://www.lecimier.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_33&products_id=181

Now the prices indicated on the other web site (Les Drapeaux de France's) are respectively with VAT (the first one) and without (the second one). Since you are in the US, they will charge you the second one (without VAT). In dollars this would translate to $125 without shipping. Shipping costs for France are 12 Euros. I would suspect that for the US it could be around 20 Euros. If you are interested and if needed, I can contact them and ask them. I speak French...

 

[aujj65]

I am looking for a single standing Napoleonic era Mameluke figure in either gloss or matte finish, either 1/32 or 1/30 scale. Does anyone know of any currently available from the various toy soldier manufacturers?

Below are examples of the kind of figure I am looking for:

Randy,

These are hand made by Graham Mollard of GNM Miniatures and were on display at the London show earlier this month. Not sure whether he makes standing figures.

Jeff

 

[beating retreat]

Hi Randy if you look on John Eden Studios site , page 3 of castings he does Roustan on foot who was the Personal Mameluke to Napoleon himself

Regards John

 

[marco55]

That vignette in post #1 looks great.Where did not come from?Is it yours?
Mark

 

[PolarBear]

That vignette in post #1 looks great.Where did not come from?Is it yours?
Mark

I found it on the web searching mamelukes and toy soldiers

 

[Grognard]

Randy,

These are hand made by Graham Mollard of GNM Miniatures and were on display at the London show earlier this month. Not sure whether he makes standing figures.

Jeff

They look great. I could not find a Web site for GNM Miniatures. Do they have one?

 

[aujj65]

They look great. I could not find a Web site for GNM Miniatures. Do they have one?

I don't think so according to my conversation with his daughter at the show. Everything is hand made and painted to order. The reins etc are separate and soldered in position. A true labour of love.

Jeff

 

[Grognard]

I don't think so according to my conversation with his daughter at the show. Everything is hand made and painted to order. The reins etc are separate and soldered in position. A true labour of love.

Jeff

Too bad that they don't have a Web site. I would love to have a closer look at their figures...

 

[HYH]

Hi,

You might interest in the Delprado's mounted/drummer mameluke. I bought one, it is matte.
You can buy it here: http://www.bgstoysoldiers.com/servlet/the-1957/Del-Prado-Drummer-Mamelukes/Detail
They have free shipping plus 15 % off with promo code

Happy holiday