So I've already begun to plan out my costume for next Halloween and have decided to go the Beau Geste route. Does anyone know where to get a reproduction blue coat or a fairly similar substitute?
Beside the garrison at Fort Sumter, were there other groups of soldiers that found themselves cut off in secessionist states at the start of the American Civil War? I've never heard this mentioned, but it seems as if there should have been a few other fortifications throughout the south.
It is a nice set, very well molded. As an added bonus they have the longer tunics which can be painted as Berdan's Sharpshooters or marines. My only gripe is that they have two similar figures, one at port arms and one at shoulder arms, but no figure kneeling and firing.
Good question. AWI uniforms aren't bulky enough for the period. The LOD officer with the raised sword may work, but not so much for the others. Definitely lacking figures in this area.
Wasn't sure where to ask about unpainted metal figures, but this looked like the best place.
Does anyone know of a company that produces 54mm ACW marines? The only figures I have come across are AIP (don't care for the poses) and Replicants (rare as hen's teeth).
Thanks! Uniforms and weapons are very similar to US infantry, so there are plenty of figures I can use and then head/hat swap. Cowboys and Mexicans will be good as well, since many rebels had wide-brimmed hats. And it's easy to fashion a beret with a daub of putty (which may be good for beards...
I want to work up a diorama of the '59 Cuban Revolution and along with the Engineer Basevich "command" set I'd like to have a number of additional rebel troops. I've been trying to find suitably attired figures with patrol caps but have only found the old Auburn US infantry sets which are pretty...
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