New figures in Redcoat range? (1 Viewer)

craig1985taylor said:
thanks for sharing the pictures Mark the figures look great!!! so is figure 44035 only going to be available if you buy a ticket to the US event? if you dont turn up do you still receive the figure through the post?

cheers Craig.
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Craig it appears as though that figure is available to buy on the WBCC website.
 
Hi All!
I thought I should give you an additional 'heads up' on the Coldstream Guards full dress 1815 figures.
Following the London December event 3 figure set 'Ready for Duty' was a drummer and the following year a fifer.
In order to build a nice vignette we have added a few additional figures!

As Mark has shown, this year we have the Drum Major for the London event, and for the Williamsburg Va. event the Regimental Colour ( the Grand Union in the Guards).
To round things out, there will also be an exclusive companion Ensign of the King's Colour to be announced shortly, and a Guardsman in bearskin at attention in the regular Fall catalog Redcoats series.
You will see images of these other figures in a few more weeks, although they were all done at the same time.
These are some of my favorite Redcoats and I hope to acquire a number of the ORs at attention for my collection.
All the Best!
Ken Osen
 
thebritfarmer said:
Craig it appears as though that figure is available to buy on the WBCC website.
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thanks scott ive had a look on there now it says you have to buy a ticket like the london event but you dont have to attend to receive the figure :D :D :D ill be placing an order for one straight away
 
Ken & Ericka Osen/H&A Studio said:
Hi All!
I thought I should give you an additional 'heads up' on the Coldstream Guards full dress 1815 figures.
Following the London December event 3 figure set 'Ready for Duty' was a drummer and the following year a fifer.
In order to build a nice vignette we have added a few additional figures!

As Mark has shown, this year we have the Drum Major for the London event, and for the Williamsburg Va. event the Regimental Colour ( the Grand Union in the Guards).
To round things out, there will also be an exclusive companion Ensign of the King's Colour to be announced shortly, and a Guardsman in bearskin at attention in the regular Fall catalog Redcoats series.
You will see images of these other figures in a few more weeks, although they were all done at the same time.
These are some of my favorite Redcoats and I hope to acquire a number of the ORs at attention for my collection.
All the Best!
Ken Osen
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thanks for the heads up on these new figures Ken cant wait to see the other two figures in this range you have really made my year with these releases there just what i was hoping for!!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D
 
glossman said:
Hi Randy,

This is one of my personal favourites of the 93rd Highlanders.

I have 2 of these figures purchased on eBay in the last 2 years.

It does appear every now and then on eBay.

However, the opening bid price / Buy It Now price has been steadily going up.

I shall send you a PM when I next see one on eBay.

Best, Raymond.

:)
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Raymond,
How's my little buddy doing?;)
That's a great club figure, I just did NOT want another can of worms opened at the Brady household with a Crimean range!
Mike
 
Hi guys

Seems like since I was on here yesterday the questions concerning the figures have been answered nicely by Ken. Just to clarify 44035 Ensign is the US event figure 300 are being made (1 to go with each ticket), the same as the London event you buy a ticket and you get the figure (whether you go to the event or not). The Drum Major is the 2009 UK event figure but I'm afraid all 400 tickets for that event are already gone. The Highlander is a straightforward 350 piece Club special. Both the Ensign (or rather tickets for the US event) and the Highlander are in the WBCC website online shop for any of you that want to order them.

Any other questions about Club stuff just let me know.

Cheers
Mark:)
 
Mark Avery said:
Hi guys

Seems like since I was on here yesterday the questions concerning the figures have been answered nicely by Ken. Just to clarify 44035 Ensign is the US event figure 300 are being made (1 to go with each ticket), the same as the London event you buy a ticket and you get the figure (whether you go to the event or not). The Drum Major is the 2009 UK event figure but I'm afraid all 400 tickets for that event are already gone. The Highlander is a straightforward 350 piece Club special. Both the Ensign (or rather tickets for the US event) and the Highlander are in the WBCC website online shop for any of you that want to order them.

Any other questions about Club stuff just let me know.

Cheers
Mark:)
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Cheers for the clarification Mark! just ordered my ticket to make sure i get a figure hehe not planning on attending the show at the moment unless i can convince my dad to come along for the company, is anyone on here going to the show? also got my ticket for the london show so got a nice few figures heading my way soon :D :D :D as for the scottish figure he will have to wait till pay day lol

Cheers Craig
 
Thanks for the ticket order Craig and just to let you know it's all done, your confirmation is heading to the local post office with me in a few minutes:D

Cheers
Mark
 
Mark Avery said:
Thanks for the ticket order Craig and just to let you know it's all done, your confirmation is heading to the local post office with me in a few minutes:D

Cheers
Mark
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Thank you Mark now for the long wait for the show to come so i can get my figure :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
After having gone through the same exercise with the 1st Foot Guards (1755), I was wondering how a regiment in 1815 was organised. I was of course wondering how the figures wearing a hat (#44013 Drummer and #43010 Private) who I suppose are part of the Battalion Companies, relate to the figures wearing the bearskin (the Club Exclusive Ensign, #44035 and the anounced Guardsman in bearskin).
 
Andanna said:
After having gone through the same exercise with the 1st Foot Guards (1755), I was wondering how a regiment in 1815 was organised. I was of course wondering how the figures wearing a hat (#44013 Drummer and #43010 Private) who I suppose are part of the Battalion Companies, relate to the figures wearing the bearskin (the Club Exclusive Ensign, #44035 and the anounced Guardsman in bearskin).
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also i was wondering how come figure 43010 private battalion companys 2nd coldstream guards is wearing grey trousers while all the other coldstream guards figures are wearing white?
 
Im planning on making a display with my 1815 coldstream guards band as the centerpiece,
So far ive got sets:

43103, 43104, 43105 & 43158 - band of the coldstream regiment of foot guards.
43154 - coldstream regiment of foot guards colour party.
43155 - coldstream regiment of foot guards enlisted men.
48002 - coldstream regiment of foot guards enlisted men slope arms.
48003 - coldstream regiment of foot guards NCO's with pike.
43010 - private battalion companys 2nd coldstream regiment of foot guards.
43057 - ready for duty.
43014 - grenadier drummer coldstream regiment of foot guards.
44009 - grenadier fifer coldstream regiment of foot guards.

& on order i have sets:

44013 - drummer coldstream regiment of foot guards.
44028 - drum major coldstream regiment of foot guards.
44035 - ensign kings colour coldstream regiment of foot guards.

is that all the sets released so far for the napoleonic coldstream guards line or have i missed some?

Cheers Craig.
 
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