New Gloss Ranges (1 Viewer)

[Empire MM]

Hi All,

Following several requests from collectors we have decided to release a few glossy figures. These will all be versions of our matte ranges but with differences such as , stripes, tunic colours etc being changed.

The new Gloss page is now up and running on our web page, the link is below. Our first offerings are 24th Foot soldiers from the Anglo Zulu War. They will soon be joined by WW1 versions of our matte range and of course the ECW figures.

The UNIQUE offering we are making though is this. If, for example, you want the ECW figures painting as a particular regiment and have the colour guides, that is what we shall do for you and at no extra cost!

Lead time is around 14 days as these are hand made at the last large scale toy soldier factory in Britain. The figures are also only available from us direct, this is to enable us to keep costs down and make them a reasonable offering.

Thank you.

http://www.empiremm.co.uk/epages/es...143&PageSize=48&OrderBy=Relevance&OrderDesc=0

 

[Empire MM]

Hi All,

Following several requests from collectors we have decided to release a few glossy figures. These will all be versions of our matte ranges but with differences such as , stripes, tunic colours etc being changed.

The new Gloss page is now up and running on our web page, the link is below. Our first offerings are 24th Foot soldiers from the Anglo Zulu War. They will soon be joined by WW1 versions of our matte range and of course the ECW figures.

The UNIQUE offering we are making though is this. If, for example, you want the ECW figures painting as a particular regiment and have the colour guides, that is what we shall do for you and at no extra cost!

Lead time is around 14 days as these are hand made at the last large scale toy soldier factory in Britain. The figures are also only available from us direct, this is to enable us to keep costs down and make them a reasonable offering.

Thank you.

http://www.empiremm.co.uk/epages/es...143&PageSize=48&OrderBy=Relevance&OrderDesc=0

Try this link instead folks, the Brit got it wrong, Doh!

Thanks to The Brit Farmer for spotting it.

Back to bed for me I think? {sm4} Try again {sm4}