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Great work Victor, much better display now, keep them coming as long have you space left in your home. :D Joh

Just for something different that is NOT WW2 The Retreat from Moscow - 1812 with figures I painted using mostly Tradition of London and Fusilier castings. John

I sure hope they are, so we complete the scene painted by Lady Butler in here famous painting of 28th Foot at Quatre-Bras. By the way, I was in Melboune Victoria this week and while in the national Gallery of Victoria (NGV) this is what I saw ...... I hadn't realised it was here ...

Great painting, I've got about 5 Vikings to do, hopefully soon ? John

nice work, John

You know I like 'guns and gunners' so thanks for chance to see your SP Gun in action, mate! John

Thats right, I didn't notice the title of this post, bit slack of me :( John

Nice looking gun and gunners, but it is a pity we still are not getting a full gun crew. At a minimum of 6 could be suitable with another gunner with the primer and pierces the charge bag, another gunner holds his thumb over the vent when the charge is rammed and also helps move the gun, it gun...

I like the OP in the roof of the house, Well done, John

Here's another shelf, my John Jenkins Battle of Leuthen set. Note that i included another of the straight wall sections to fill my shelf and enable my Austrians to fill the walls. The base is just a piece of stiro-foam not the JJD base which wasn't big enough. Also 2 of the Austrians are...

Wayne, I can't see the tank for all bush, how a de-foliation ??? John :)

You are correct about them being from Tradition. Yes, they are still available and listed on their website. The difference in the coat colour of the drummer is because the drummer had reverse colours than that of the soldiers. These have blue facings (cuffs, collar and officer's lapels). But...

Here is the first picture, these 3 stand proudly on top of the cabinet as they are big figures. L-R Potsdam Giant Greandier - 90mm Tradition of London General Hans Joachim von Zieten - 90mm Barton Miniature Senior Officer, Von Zieten or 2nd Hussars - 75mm Phoenix More to follow John

Good that the 'Thin Red Line' at Waterloo has some more support, a fine set of figures ! Keep them coming .... drummer and flags ???? John

I just remembered that I posted the image below on a Prince August Facebook page sowing my 'top shelf' which is mostly figures i have cast and painted using PA series on 54mm moulds. On the left side there is a marching grenadier form each of the 55 Infantry Regiments (back 5 rows) and...

"Your wish is my Command" so I have checked my shelves to find something that fits the title of this thread, but alas, I can only find one group of figures I have painted since the last post. It is a group of 40mm semi-flat Prussian 9th Infantry that I cast from Prince August moulds and...

Brad, I have to agree with you, Britains are round figures, not semi-flat like these. I think someone has described them wrongly as Briatins. John

Victor, looks much better now, and this will show off your fine work to the incoming visitors. John

Sorry to see some more Napoleonic retired, but maybe that will leave space for some new ones ??? Interesting to see that you are commencing a Samurai Range, they look good, and if they are marketed in Japan, especially in the historical site, it could be a winner !!! John

The war, 2nd Anglo-Afghan War was fought on the North WEST Frontier of British India between 1878 to 1880, now current day Pakistan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Anglo-Afghan_War I'd like to know what other figures will be coming, will it be a big range, of just a few? John