spartan71
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This cavalrymen are really great
That they are, Love all of it. And wish I can afford more.
This cavalrymen are really great
The Cuirassiers fit fine to me but the British foot are a bit chunky, although shorter. I have no Lancers but they appeared to be larger when I saw them at a show.LT , It appears the C/showcase figures, at least the mounted troops fit well with the Britain's. I was under the impression they were quite large but your image has changed my mind.
I'll rethink the mounted figures and get a couple.
OOOH, Mtd Napoleonic's too.
FUbaR
LT , It appears the C/showcase figures, at least the mounted troops fit well with the Britain's. I was under the impression they were quite large but your image has changed my mind.
I'll rethink the mounted figures and get a couple.
OOOH, Mtd Napoleonic's too.
FUbaR
Here's a close up FUbaR with the Brit Zulus didn't get to feature them yesterday.
It good to see someone who really,really enjoys his hobby.
Mark
CS started out a couple of years ago making 60mm but switched to 54mm to match with Britains and Conte.
Mark
Just a question for Brian. The original release pictures show the Carbineer falling from his horse with a spear stuck in his chest but Joe & Brian's figures do not have the spear. Did you decide not to use a spear for the final production?
Scott and Brian hope you don't mind me answering this for Brian. The spear comes with the set which can be fitted into a small opening showing that the Carbineers been speared.
Just a question for Brian. The original release pictures show the Carbineer falling from his horse with a spear stuck in his chest but Joe & Brian's figures do not have the spear. Did you decide not to use a spear for the final production?
My set did not have the spear.:mad
For those of you who've added the Carbineers to your collection you'll find that the newly released Conte Zulus as well as Conte's earlier releases fit very well with the Carbineers an will create a nice vintage mini or larger scale diorama or shelve placing.....The Lt.
It's nice to see that figures from different manufacturers fit so well together. Great photos as usual Joe.
Jeff