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Hi the Baron. Web site not yet active, lots to do before I can go public. Send me your address and I will send you a listing. Regards, Brian.

Hi Hazebrouk. Mounted Lovat Scouts masters received from Trooper. Taking them to be moulded on Tuesday, all being well. As soon as moulds are received I will be casting them and will be in touch. If you send your E-mail address to "yeomanryminiatures@virginmedia.com" I will advise you of what...

Hi Tom, Tried to send information you asked for but E-mail failed. Can you confirm your E-mail address to - yeomanryminiatures@virginmedia.com and I will try again. Brian

Hi Guys and Gals, Following on from yesterdays post I am now giving you pictures of the next item on the agenda. This is WW-33 in the Yeomanry Miniatures Listing and represents the Crossley Lorry with tilt (sides rolled up). The model again comes with the standing female figure which may be...

Gentlemen, As promised I am posting the first pictures of the Crossley Lorry from Yeomanry Miniatures. This is catalogue reference WW-32 and comes complete with the driver and a standing Female which can be painted as either a W.A.A.C in khaki or a W.R.A.F in R.A.F. blue. The lorry itself is...

Hi All, Following Johnnybach's excellent thread regarding the 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles mounted pipe and drum band under the "Painting" heading I thought you might like to know that the band will be available next month from Yeomanry Miniatures. During the discussions regarding this band the...

Hi Johnnybach, Well done you've done the castings proud! I have downloaded your pictures and will keep them for future reference, with your permission, and may even use them for my forthcoming catalogue. Once again a great project brought to fruition. Regards, Brian (Yeoman)

Hi Johnnybach, We aim to please! Brian (Yeoman)

Hi Johnny, I have read ArnhemJim's post with regard to the Fanfarekorps Koninlijke Landmacht Bereden Wapens with interest and something akin to disbelief. My only comment is "Don't you dare!" Yeoman.

Hi John, Cheers mate, you're making a grand job of the band. With regard to your comment with reference to the mounted piper of the Lovat Scouts, there is alittle bit more to do than just swap heads with one of these pipers. Alan will be taking the pieces back from the show and we'll soon...

Hi John, See your having problems with twisting your trumpet cords! I generally use Alan's method but if your drill is a little fierce and the wire is breaking try the following method:- Clamp a paint brush or length of dowel vertically in a vice. Loop the wire to be twisted over the dowel...

Hi John Rugby was excellent it was only a shame England didn't win the grand slam. Still I lifted a glass and toasted Wales's victory, as well as England's of course. Trumpet cords are a source of extreme annoyance as most Regimental histories when they describe the Uniform very rarely give...

Hi John, Yep, that looks like the one. Requires body in WW1 service dress with '02 bandolier - check, Lovat Scouts head - check, standard walking or standing horse - check. I can use the arms from the Canadian Pipe Band with cuff modification and viola there you are. Just to make it look proper...

Hi John Glad you liked the tips with reference to the bases it certainly makes them look good. Having read Alan's post with regard to the Scottish Horse Piper I am almost certain that I could make up the castings from my spares list to put together a mounted piper. I will investigate and get...

Hi John In an attempt to brighten up your bases you might try dry brushing the textured part of the base with a lighter green before you varnish them. It's a hint I picked up from a painter I met in the local "Games Workshop" emporium. Regards Brian

Hi John. You're doing a great job with these figures and I shall be following your thread through to completion. On a personal note I always edge these bases that Alan supplies in gloss black. To my mind it finishes the figure and makes them stand out. Regards Brian.

Hi Tom, Anything Graham produces for Yeomanry Miniatures in the future will be brand spanking new masters. All his old masters and moulds were passed on to the Australian Gentleman that you all love! While Graham will be making items that I want to produce there are a number of things he wants...

Hi All, I thought I should put your minds at rest with regard to Toy Army Workshop. I visited Graham Pettitt today and he has agreed to make masters for Yeomanry Miniatures. This means that over the next months we could be seeing guns and lorries returning to the market place. The first items...

Hi All, Just a short note to let everybody know that the Crossley Lorry seen as a prototype on this thread last year and displayed at the London Show in December 2011 starts production tomorrow. At the same time Graham Pettitt of Toy Army Workshop fame has agreed to start making masters for...

John. Following your post with regard to the composition of the Band of the 1st Lifeguards I contacted Alan and we agreed on the figures he is going to make for this project. These will include Officers, NCOs, Trumpeters, Troopers, Musicians, Farriers and Staff Officers. Different heads for...