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That is a great looking dio Sammy. You should be right proud of this aquisition. I know you have done this a thousand times already, but imagine what it will look like with your FL collection displayed on it! Noah

Mike, I'm sorry to have missed this thread since I was on vacation last week. What an amazing set up you have here! The entire diorama is one fluid and dynamic scene, and you have done a great job making it all work together. Got to love the H & A bases you have and the versitilty they...

Revolutionary War is my thing too. There are many other ranges that I can appreciate, but I only actually collect the AWI. I have, at different times, picked up AWI pieces from Britains, K & C, and First Legion. As Ken alluded to, Britains has some new ones coming this year. They look great...

That is really cool. What a great way to show off the variety of First Legion's Nap range. By the way, Happy Birthday! Noah

You can't beat First Legion when it comes to the variety of dress of their Confederates. This new release is just as good on that point as the 55th North Carolina. Outstanding stuff! Noah

I had a feeling these were coming, given some of Matt's hints. They look great and are a perfect way to kick off the Western Front. Noah

Thanks for the informative answer Brad. So, essentially, it was a sign of rank, somewhat analogous to the vitus of the Roman centurions. That is great stuff. I love that First Legion includes little details like this. Now I can tell my wife I learned something from my time on the board...

Joe, I would have to agree with you on every point you make here. Not only is the quality of the First Legion top notch, their commitment to fully exploring a range is also very important. I can't say enough good about this company! Noah

These are some great looking figures and I anticipate this will be a popular range for First Legion. One question though. What is the item under the left arm of the NCO? It looks like a cane or something along those lines. Noah

It could be. Matt has said this is the year of the French.... Noah

What a creative idea! Looks great. Noah

Thanks for the pics. There were a lot of great pieces in that collection of photos. Noah

Getting back to the figure announcement, I have a question on the colours. Are the two flag bearers carrying colours specific to the 7th Prussian Regiment or are the colours more generic for all Braousschweig units? Or are they one of each, i.e., did the Prussians do the same as the British...

That does look like a great source for the Seven Years War. I will have to pick one up this fall. Thanks for posting the link. I have been watching this one for a while. If it is anything like the author's previous book on British Napoleonic Era uniforms, it will be great indeed. However...

These do look really great. This release is what First Legion does very well: a large group of troops with a minimum of repeat poses. I might have to grab some to represent Hessians in the AWI. Will have to review Hessian uniforms first to make sure they would work... Noah

Yes, that is one impressive and complete firing line! Forty figures for one regiment is just amazing. Congrats Nap fans! Noah

Wow, those are some impressive figures! If I was ever to get into the Samurai, these would be the ones I would get. Noah

I'm with Rob on this! Mike, I can't wait to see what you do with the upcoming 13th Alabama. Noah

As others have said, this is a great dio piece. What a creative idea, having the Highlanders routing away from the charging English. It makes for a unique and dynamic scene. Also, great infomation to accompany the pics. Noah

These Guard figures are the ones drew me into First Legion. In all honesty, it was the quality of the figures and not the subject, since I had never collected a Napoleonic figure before that. Even though I have moved on the AWI, I am still glad I was able to enjoy these for so long. For those...