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We make both scales, as we realised there was a demand. The 1/32nd range is compatible with traditional sized figures such as our Reveille range or W. Britains regiments range. The 1/30th scale figures are compatible with both W. Britains and First Legion. If you'd like to p.m. Bruce he can...

No British heavy cavalry "standards" (square) or light cavalry "guidons" (swallow tailed) were carried during the Waterloo campaign. Martin

I believe the Scots Guards pipes and drums follow the band. Martin

The Northumberland Fusiliers and now by extention the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers wear a red over white "hackle" or properly a hackle plume. Hackles are the rounded feathers from bird's neck (usually chicken) most other plumes use cut feathers. Other ranks of the regiments of foot guards wear...

Aah can ! :) Martin

I've got some bits somewhere! :) Martin

I sculpted some figures for Mr Collins. They were produced by HM of Great Britain. The figures were of him and his band members that were on the "Really Serious" tour (1988 ?) . A set was made for each member of the band, and was given at the end of the tour as a memento. I wonder if any...

I'll search for it. At the moment I'm watching "The Americans". Not many figures in it though! :) Martin

I've not seen the programme. :) Nice AK. Martin

Unlike most film makers,(and southerners :)) don't make the mistake of thinking Hadrian's wall is also the Scottish border. There's an English county north of "The Wall" called Northumberland ! :) Martin

I would say they were in American uniforms, dated just before or at the beginning of WW2. Every thing Mirof says is correct but during WW1 the US had a high closed collar. The American made version of the "Brody" helmet was worn up until 1941 Martin

The St. Georges cross is red and white, St. Andrews blue and white. So the original "Union" flag was red white and blue. ): Martin

We often put things up here before the web site. :) I've just spoken to Ken, the price is £110.00. Email Ken to order. Martin

Like an arrow! :) (ouch) Martin

They are pricey books but they look good. Martin

Sorry I didn't make myself clear. Dark blue stripe. The trousers (breaches) themselves should be red. For some reason I painted the original in revers! ^&grin Martin

It's ready now! :) (with a change of colour to the breaches) Martin

All my reference shows dark blue, I'll have to search out that book. artin

The production item will definetely have the right colour! :) We don't mass produce anything. I'll have to ask Ken about the price. Martin

Al, you are absolutely right, Bruce based these on my original painting! I haven't a clue why I painted the wrong colour, I've got any amount of good reference. I think I'll just put it down to a "senior moment" :) I believe the stripe follows the tunic colour, so dark blue for cuirassiers...