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These are magnificent museum quality figures worthy of collecting. However, I noticed one small error. The Guard Grenadier Companies wore all white plumes on their Belgic shakos. The Battalion Companies in the British Army wore the white over red whereas the light companies wore green cords and...

You are indeed a master painter John. Admirable job! :)

Thanks Gazza for those of us that are on the other side of the pond and can't attend. Your photos are outstanding.

Wow! Not to take away the discussion of the beautiful First Legion Band, but John, I do love the Tradition of London Band that you painted yourself. They are fabulous! You sir are indeed a master painter. This is a much nicer set and more highly detailed than the commercial set put out by...

Thank you for this Napoleon1er. The old Set 00148 is modelled on the Robert Gibb painting of the closing of North Gates of Hougoumont. The first Set is slightly more accurate as the building portayed in the new Set is actually a shed that was just behind the wall. I have to admit however that...

Any one else care to comment on the old wall set 00148 versus newer wall set 17878? I would like to purchase one but would like to receive a few more opinions. Thanks guys.

These figures do look nice. Private Wheeler's account of the battle said that he saw the famous bearskins with their tall red plumes advancing through the smoke, so obviously some units of the Imperial Guard wore full dress tunics. French sources usually depict the Imperial Guard in dark blue...

Hello there; Do you still have these items for sale? I would be interested in purchasing. Robert

I've been away on holidays and returned to hear this sad news. I spoke with Len many times over the years and have possibly one of the largest collections of Trophy Napoleonics in Ontario, Canada. Len was a very personable and interesting person to have a conversation with and he had a...

Just saw this. Been away awhile. Wow! Lawrence, what a large collection you have. Thank you for sharing. Hope to hear from you in the new year.:D Enjoy the holidays!!!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!!

I'm 100% with you and Ken on this one.

Welcome aboard. The Vale of Glamorgan is famous for many things, but for us collectors it's known for Trophy and Little Legion. Len and Mike, two of the best!

Hi there, If anyone has any of these figures for sale, please let me know as I would like to purchase them for a reasonable price: USCH - 02 SCOTT'S BRIGADE, FIRING LINE#2 STANDING LOADING USCH - 08 SCOTT'S BRIGADE, THE NATIONAL COLOURS USCH - 09 SCOTT'S BRIGADE, REGIMENTAL COLOURS...

Keep on posting your wonderful photos. I love your backdrop Lawrence. Where did you obtain the building in the background? Looks great with your display. Beautiful figures Lawrence. Those Trophy Young Guard Voltigeurs do look familiar. Wonder where you got them from? :) Lol!

Very lovely sets. Thanks for posting. I wonder when Mike will add some new Napoleonics to his line. Haven't seen any new figures from him for quite some time now.

A Little Legion version of La Haye Sainte as someone pointed out. Otherwise, the Hougomont at Waterloo. Dutch Horse Artillery and Prussian Artillery at Waterloo.....Prussian Landwehr, Prussian Cavalry, Dutch-Belgian Cavalry. Also,the French Young Guard, Voltigeurs and Tirailleurs at Waterloo...

These latest pics are very impressive Martyn. The 'thin red line' is beautifully displayed. Thanks for posting and for sharing. :)

Fabulous photos. Thank you to all, from all of us who couldn't be there. :)

Glorious photos, great collection. Thanks for posting them Martyn.

Beautiful figures, great photos. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.