ACW Arrivals (1 Viewer)

[mikemiller1955]

Mike..."The Chosen Ground" set looks great...the flags are quite spectacular...now...where are those extra pictures you promised?

 

[General Custer]

Figures are nice, and accessories too : Don't forget them!

 

[Mister Dave]

Figures are nice, and accessories too : Don't forget them!

Nice looking group of things from WB here. I have been having a great time myself recently going through the old catalog and picking up some older items I'd previously missed. I really like how WB "does" the ACW. As others have pointed out, it seems that Ken's research and living history experience really "pays off" in the details.

MD

 

[General Custer]

Some of my last purchases ( click two-time to enlarge ) Hats off to Ken for both characters struck down by the enemy grapeshot !

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Wow, these are all just lovely...I wonder if I haven't got a spare corner somewhere for some ACW.

 

[wds0855]

Those look great. I really like the way they did those 2 casualty figures together.

Walt

 

[General Custer]

 

[Bama Boy]

What set are the Sarg. and the private reaching for a cartridge, from?
Thanks

 

[Bama Boy]

Got my Union Cavalry Corporal dismounted 31057 today. Great figure!!!

 

[Terp152]

My pre-ordered 10lb Parrot guns and stretcher set are "enroute." Can't wait to see them. Agree, Britain's ACW figs are the best on the market today. And the series keeps expanding! Looking fwd to the rest of this year's releases.

Kudos to the dio in the pic. Great action scene as always.

 

[mestell]

What set are the Sarg. and the private reaching for a cartridge, from?
Thanks

Looking at the picture from left to right the sets these figures are from are: 17936, 17818, 17936, 31025 . . . . .

MIke

 

[mestell]

My pre-ordered 10lb Parrot guns and stretcher set are "enroute." Can't wait to see them. Agree, Britain's ACW figs are the best on the market today. And the series keeps expanding! Looking fwd to the rest of this year's releases.

Kudos to the dio in the pic. Great action scene as always.

I am sure you will enjoy them both. One of the stretcher bearers is a Zouave from the 114th PA. Later this year or early next year Wm Britain will be offering more of the 114th PA figures - that sure will add some color to our dio scenes. The 114th was engaged at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863 in the Peach Orchard and saw some heavy fighting.
Mike