I'd like to have a series about few beaten historical paths, but, i understand the perspective of the producer. It's easy to release WWII, not so easy (and controversial, yes, even after 160 years) to release something about the "Indian Mutiny" (just to say one of the ranges i'd like to see). I was in love with the Crimea range but with hindsight , after reproducing the Charge, The Thin Red Line...what else? Inkerman, yes but what else? Not a conflict very popular... So i think the same can be said about "civilian ranges"...Dickens (i don't own it, but being a Victorian buff it's always on my wishlist), the Ancient Egypt, the Stuart court...yes they sell. What about another? Ancient Rome? Senators, Gladiators, Temples and Forums...i think there's much to gain there. Maybe not for an Elizabethan civil range (or the Invencible Armada, but the problem as usual are the ships, like in a Pirates series) even if that is what i'd like to see in the future...If we look behind in history there's Renaissance (another nice series could be) and then a lot of obscure medieval themes, already beaten by other brands. If we look forward, after the English Civil War series, there's Marlborough, the Revolutionary Wars, and then the great colonial period of 19th century.
....For completing my collection, I am painting the figures by myself, both for the refinement of the sculptures and because I am not going to wait that a manufacturer makes what I want.
