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I have two pairs (interlocking bases) of Grudsky Studio miniatures for sale. The first (#248)represents the Saxon 1st Bde at Borodino: a Guard du Corps officer paired up with an Aide-de-camp. The second (#266 & #267)is made up of a Guard Chasseur a cheval and a Carabinier. The items are...

Yes it is, but I was a bit disappointed that they did a bronze Krupp rather than a steel one. The bronze versions were early, and not widely produced.

The two Carabiniers have been sold. The four cuirassiers are now $49 each plus shipping.

Great looking figures. Glad to see you are using alternative paint schemes for the figures. In non-uniformed armies, this really helps to flesh out a force.

I have the following Trophy Napoleonic cavalry: WA10A/ WA10B/ WA10C / WA10F WA11C/ WA46 (Somewhere in the last thirty years this fellows horse has been switched with another Carabinier) I am asking $55 plus shipping per regular trooper, $60 for the trumpeters.

I have the following Trophy items for sale: GY-1 The Immortal Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg (complete, in original box; only flaw is one missing bayonet-simply looks like rifle without) GY-2 Holding the Line at Cemetery Hill (complete in original box) US-4 Union Gun Battery (complete in...

Just to be clear, I was not disparaging collecting WW2, only pointing out that it often seems that the overwhelming preference for WW2, pushes companies to comprise over 50% (if not 100%)of their output. This can have the effect of reducing new items in other historical areas. I think some...

Thank you for your frank reply. I am disappointed (and a bit surprised) that the Boxer and Franco-Prussian lines were not enthusiastically received. I guess the WW2 blinders are stronger than I thought. I'm not interested in Crusaders, although I have a mild interest in the Vienna sets...

I think Team Miniatures has been an absolute breath of fresh air in the hobby. I have almost all of their Boxer and Franco-Prussian lines. However, I do have a few issues: 1) What in the hecko went on with the Second Empire Guard Grenadiers?!!? A sadder lot of boring layabouts has never been...

Has anyone produced spears and sword blades to replace broken ones? With all the sets out there now, it would seem like a reasonable development in the hobby. Especially steel sword blades.

I have a John Jenkins 56W (white shields) set of 8 Romans marching, in box, excellent condition. $299 plus shipping. I also have 8 Tom Gunn RomRep001 standing ready that I am willing to sell.

A perfect addition. I'm sure this suggests we will get Prussian Jaegers at some point. Then artillery and French Guards, and the line will be functionally complete (although there will be lots of interesting units to add).

G-245 Sold G-247 G-248 G-284 G-286 These are Saxon Garde Cuirassiers, a French Carabinier, and a French Garde Chasseur a cheval. The have the "interlocking" bases (basically, hexagonal). In perfect condition. I purchased these in plain cardboard boxes (which I still have).

I have never been able to upload photos to this site. I do it all the time at other sites, but it doesn't seem to work here. I am happy to send pictures if you provide me an email address.