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Hi John Great pictures! I love your painting style, just wish I was as good. I thought you might like to know that the masters for the Royal Horse Guards Maxim Gun were purchased from Richard Newth - Gibbs by Yeomanry Miniatures. The gun has been re - worked and an escort has been sculpted and...

Here I go again! I am posting some pictures of the Cavalry Maxim Machine Gun produced by Yeomanry Miniatures. This gun was used by both the Cavalry and Yeomanry Cavalry and even some Mounted Infantry units. I hope they are of interest.

I thought it was time to post something a little more colourful. So for those out there that like marching bands I give you the Band of the 4th/7th Dragoon Guards 1922 - 1993. Regards to all, Yeoman

Hi Luiz Anything's possible, watch this space. Yeoman

Hi Louis Glad you liked the new model. I have only seen the pictures posted by Trooper so far but if you would like to send your details to "yeomanryminiatures@virginmedia.com" I will be more than happy to let you have the first painted production model with a certificate to verify that it is...

Al having read your post I contacted Trooper, who has made the masters for Yeomanry Miniatures, and he informs me that he has based the model on photographs of the Light Car Patrol to be found in the book "The Australian Light Horse" by Ian James. Knowing Trooper's penchant for getting things...

Yeoman here again! Having read all your comments regarding my Yeomanry Miniatures figures and the links to Toy Army Workshop, I have decided to expand my World at War Range by bringing out some TAW Lookalikes. The first items in this area are some dismounted Cavalry figures in winter dress. The...

Hello Wolf, There is a Yeomanry Miniatures listing giving the full range of figures produced. At the present time I do not have a colour catalogue but rest assured I am working on it. If you would care to e-mail your address to:- yeomanryminiatures@virginmedia.com I will send you a copy of the...

I thought all you treefroggers might like to see another set produced by Yeomanry Miniatures. This is set AL-23 The Lovat Scouts Signal Set Part 1 and comprises aseated Officer with telescope, a kneeling Trooper with notepad and pencil, a second Trooper with heliograph and a third Trooper with...

Yeomanry Miniatures figures are sculpted by Alan Caton, who also sculpted for Toy Army Workshop and also sculpts for many other manufacturers including Asset, Tradition and Mountford to name but a few. Brian.

Hi Louis, I already have an order to send one to Brazil so I don't see that the United States is going to be a problem. Brian

I thought you might like to know that Yeomanry Miniatures now have their 1904 Rolls Royce Staff Car in production. There will be a few at the London Toy Soldier Show on 25th June and orders can be placed now. The car and occupants comprising of Driver, 2 Staff Officers and a General Officer...

Just to let you know that I'll be at the show with my Yeomanry Miniatures figures! Being fairly new to the Treefrog please come and make yourself known as I enjoy chatting to fellow enthusiasts.

To All those Collectors who have purchased my figures over the years I can now report that Yeomanry Miniatures is being dragged kicking and screaming into the twenty first century! Having started trading again in December I can now accept Visa and Master Card in payment for figures which should...

Re: March London show pics Hi Trooper, Thanks for taking pics of my Yeomanry Miniatures stand at the show. I know Rob took many pics too but I can't access them as my computer tells me that the badwidth has been exceeded. Will post my own pics of the staff car as soon as the bugs have been...

Re: March London show pics Hi Atillery_Crazy. Yeomanry Miniatures can be reached either by E-mail at yeomanryminiatures@virginmedia.com or by snail mail at 10 Dolphin Lodge, Grand Avenue, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 5AL, United Kingdom. I look forward to hearing from you. Regards, Yeoman.

Hi John Great Group of Figures. Painting first class. It,s good to see there are more Yeomanry lovers out there! Regards Brian