Recent content by Napoleon1er

Great diorama! I see what look like Guard Corps figures marching, but who made the figures standing at attention and the cavalry?

Mastercom--I hope you don't mind two questions: 1) Looking at your reference pictures and the FL artillery figures, the two differences I notice are that the FL figures have their gaiters over their trousers and have an additional decorative cord and plume on their bearskins. Is there something...

I used to reenact this unit, so it will be great to add this to my collection! I look forward to more US artillery, it is a subject that has been sorely lacking across all companies. I hope we also see some artillerymen in a firing line with muskets, as this is part of what made it the “United...

This remains one of my favorite projects on this forum. It has been an epic journey seeing it progress, and I really look forward to the final piece.

I’m looking to buy a Figarti engine and boxcars if you ever decide to sell.

I really love these ranges, I hope the plug can be retrieved and we can get more of these, especially more Americans and maybe even other nationalities. I have a couple sizable displays of them at this point, including a large American 1812 formation with the new bands and a timeline of American...

I really love the accurate depiction of the rangers, it is something we don’t see a lot. I would love to see some period militia and civilians as well! They would make for a good raid vignette.

What a find and wonderful gift! Definitely one of my grail sets as well.

Is $120 for all four?

BUMP — willing to pay quite good money for this set.

How to they fit with the new WWII Britains stuff?

The police look great! I will be purchasing them, and with a few slight modifications, they will make great Palestine Policemen from the Mandate era.

An all "volunteer" army!

IT’S TINTIN! I will definitely be purchasing that, and probably the other civilians.

I sometimes have it combined with an older Britains Christmas set of three British soldiers drinking at a bar, and sometimes with a piece or two from the Florence Nightingale set.