Napoleon in Egypt (1 Viewer)

[W T Allison II]

Another great morning enjoying the various sets and it's always such a pleasure seeing them an the pride that's shown in owning them. Thanks my fellow Trophy collectors for sharing them with us......Joe

Mamelukes-NE14A, NE14B, NE14 and NE14C(1996) just for you Joe.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Those are very nice and colourful Tommy.

 

[W T Allison II]

Those are very nice and colourful Tommy.

Thanks Scott. I think these are some of the best figures that Len did. The detail is incredible.

 

[Lawrence Lo]

Mamelukes-NE14A, NE14B, NE14 and NE14C(1996) just for you Joe.

Great sets Tommy! Never seen these before, but they are incredible. You are a lucky man to have these in your collection. :smile2: Congrats. All the best, Lawrence

 

[Lawrence Lo]

NAPOLEON IN EGYPT

This series doesn't have many sets, I can find reference to 21 but the numerical series goes up to NE28 with several set numbers with a letter prefix such as 14, 14A, 14B and 14C. I'll kick off the thread with these two, please add any you have, I know John (theweinz) has a few.

set#NE6A

set#NE13

Cheers

Martyn

Very nice sets Martyn ^&cool Looking forward to see what else you have up your sleeve :smile2: All the best, Lawrence

 

[aujj65]

Mamelukes-NE14A, NE14B, NE14 and NE14C(1996) just for you Joe.

Those are very nice and colourful Tommy.

Thanks Scott. I think these are some of the best figures that Len did. The detail is incredible.

I don't collect gloss, but having followed all the Trophy threads on here for some years I would have to agree with this. :salute::

Jeff

 

[GICOP]

Very nice sets Martyn ^&cool Looking forward to see what else you have up your sleeve :smile2: All the best, Lawrence

Many thanks Lawrence

Cheers

Martyn

 

[GICOP]

Mamelukes-NE14A, NE14B, NE14 and NE14C(1996) just for you Joe.

Thanks for posting these Tommy

Cheers

Martyn

 

[theweinz]

Hey Guys,
Looking at all of your Napoleon in Egypt sets inspired me to put up mine. I love this series, but it is difficult to find. I have to thank a couple members of the forum for helping me secure many of these sets. The Mamelukes I bought from Jim Hillestad several years ago.

JW

 

[GICOP]

Hey Guys,
Looking at all of your Napoleon in Egypt sets inspired me to put up mine. I love this series, but it is difficult to find. I have to thank a couple members of the forum for helping me secure many of these sets. The Mamelukes I bought from Jim Hillestad several years ago.

JW

Excellent pictures of some very nice sets John

Cheers

Martyn

 

[W T Allison II]

Hey Guys,
Looking at all of your Napoleon in Egypt sets inspired me to put up mine. I love this series, but it is difficult to find. I have to thank a couple members of the forum for helping me secure many of these sets. The Mamelukes I bought from Jim Hillestad several years ago.

JW

John: Great sets and photos.

 

[theweinz]

Thanks Tommy and Martyn :smile2:

 

[W T Allison II]

Thanks Tommy and Martyn :smile2:

John: This is set NE4V(six privates without an officer) to go with your set NE4.

 

[theweinz]

Thanks Tommy,
That is a great photo! The set variation in the NE range is interesting.
JW

 

[W T Allison II]

Thanks Tommy,
That is a great photo! The set variation in the NE range is interesting.
JW

John: I have a set like yours with the officer but with green bases. They are in my Napoleanic section.

 

[Lawrence Lo]

Hey Guys,
Looking at all of your Napoleon in Egypt sets inspired me to put up mine. I love this series, but it is difficult to find. I have to thank a couple members of the forum for helping me secure many of these sets. The Mamelukes I bought from Jim Hillestad several years ago.

JW

JW,
Great sets - especially happy to see the French soldiers having company :smile2:

 

[theweinz]

Yes indeed Lawrence,
My french Infantry in Egypt are lonely, I plan on doing my best to remedy that before too long:wink2: Thanks
JW

 

[HAWKEYE]

I especially love to see all the differently painted versions of the mamelukes. I think len turned his painters loose and let them use their imaginations as it seems no two figures are alike except the standard carrier[ bey ]

 

[W T Allison II]

The Demi Brigade, 85th Line Infantry meets the Turkish Regular Infantry, Janissaries of the 35th Ortah and the Janissary Corps of Turkey.

 

[Obee]

Very colourful, and nicely set up,

Well Done,

John