Good Morning
From a cold and very wet Northern California. Here are the latest announcements for John’s April releases, as always we hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Yesterday we received BAL-002 - British Artillery Limber, with 6lb Cannon. It is absolutely superb, so much so that we immediately went and re-ordered it.
If you are coming to the WestCoaster Show, we hope you will stop by on Saturday afternoon from about 2.00pm and meet John Jenkins who we are hosting in our room. Also if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area or are just visiting, we hope you can visit our store on Wednesday 11, March from about 1.00pm to meet John, who we are hosting in our first open house with him. For more details please contact us. sales@sierratoysoldier.com
Hope you like the new releases.
Mike
Sierra Toy Soldier Company
Battle of Monongahela, 1755 or any Campaign in the French & Indian Wars and of course the American Revolution.
In the field the British artillery was served by a well organized system of rolling stock. As well as the limbers, there were wagons for carrying ammunition, powder carts for extra powder, and 2 wheeled tumbrels for general supplies.
These sets are designed for those collectors who would like to have single wagons and carts as diorama pieces, as well as horse drawn carts and wagons.
BAL-03 - HORSES FOR CARTS,
2 pieces
Not Limited
Retail us$68
BAL-04 SMALL WAGON,
(5pcs)
Not Limited
Retail us$48
The small wagon is sold as a stand alone single item, please add BAL-03 to add horse as shown below.
(Please be aware that BAL-03 contains 2 horses).
BAL-05 POWDER CART,
(3pcs)
Not Limited
Retail us$46
Powder Cart is sold as a stand alone single item, please add BAL-03 to add horse as shown below.
(Please be aware that BAL-03 contains 2 horses)
THE JACOBITE REBELLION 1745
This figure is the second of 6 that have been inspired by the famous David Morier painting “An Incident in the Rebellion of 1745”, which was painted around 1750 and shows the Jacobites engaging the right flank of Barrell’s Regiment at Culloden. The painting is part of The Royal Collection, of Her Majesty the Queen, and today hangs above a doorway in Holyrood House in Edinburgh.
Royal Collection
JR-05 - Highlander Attacking
1 Figure (1pc)
Limited Edition 500
Retail us$39
THE BATTLE OF CHIPPEWA July 5th 1814
The British Regiment at this time usually consisted of 10 companies. Eight of these were line companies and 2 were flank companies. These flank companies were usually positioned on the flanks of the regiment when formed in Line. On the right flank was the Grenadier Company, and on the Left flank would be found the Light Company.
At Chippewa the 3 Light companies from the 3 regular British regiments had been earlier deployed in the woods to secure the British right wing, against the advancing Pennsylvanians and Indians of Brig.Gen Peter B. Porter’s third Brigade. Although the British Light companies were to successfully drive off the American Brigade, the fighting in the woods were described as “scenes of indescribable horror”
BCH-10 - 1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots)
2 Flank/Light Company Figures (2pcs)
Limited Edition 500
Retail us$56
RETIREMENTS
The following sets have now been retired, and will not be re-stocked
VM-01
VM-02
VM-03
VM-04
VM-05
RFB-01
RFB-02
QB-01
What do you think? I think this is a terrific set of releases, I hope you agree.
Hope to see you at the West Coaster.
Mike
Sierra Toy Soldier
From a cold and very wet Northern California. Here are the latest announcements for John’s April releases, as always we hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Yesterday we received BAL-002 - British Artillery Limber, with 6lb Cannon. It is absolutely superb, so much so that we immediately went and re-ordered it.
If you are coming to the WestCoaster Show, we hope you will stop by on Saturday afternoon from about 2.00pm and meet John Jenkins who we are hosting in our room. Also if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area or are just visiting, we hope you can visit our store on Wednesday 11, March from about 1.00pm to meet John, who we are hosting in our first open house with him. For more details please contact us. sales@sierratoysoldier.com
Hope you like the new releases.
Mike
Sierra Toy Soldier Company
Battle of Monongahela, 1755 or any Campaign in the French & Indian Wars and of course the American Revolution.
In the field the British artillery was served by a well organized system of rolling stock. As well as the limbers, there were wagons for carrying ammunition, powder carts for extra powder, and 2 wheeled tumbrels for general supplies.
These sets are designed for those collectors who would like to have single wagons and carts as diorama pieces, as well as horse drawn carts and wagons.
BAL-03 - HORSES FOR CARTS,
2 pieces
Not Limited
Retail us$68
BAL-04 SMALL WAGON,
(5pcs)
Not Limited
Retail us$48
The small wagon is sold as a stand alone single item, please add BAL-03 to add horse as shown below.
(Please be aware that BAL-03 contains 2 horses).
BAL-05 POWDER CART,
(3pcs)
Not Limited
Retail us$46
Powder Cart is sold as a stand alone single item, please add BAL-03 to add horse as shown below.
(Please be aware that BAL-03 contains 2 horses)
THE JACOBITE REBELLION 1745
This figure is the second of 6 that have been inspired by the famous David Morier painting “An Incident in the Rebellion of 1745”, which was painted around 1750 and shows the Jacobites engaging the right flank of Barrell’s Regiment at Culloden. The painting is part of The Royal Collection, of Her Majesty the Queen, and today hangs above a doorway in Holyrood House in Edinburgh.
Royal Collection
JR-05 - Highlander Attacking
1 Figure (1pc)
Limited Edition 500
Retail us$39
THE BATTLE OF CHIPPEWA July 5th 1814
The British Regiment at this time usually consisted of 10 companies. Eight of these were line companies and 2 were flank companies. These flank companies were usually positioned on the flanks of the regiment when formed in Line. On the right flank was the Grenadier Company, and on the Left flank would be found the Light Company.
At Chippewa the 3 Light companies from the 3 regular British regiments had been earlier deployed in the woods to secure the British right wing, against the advancing Pennsylvanians and Indians of Brig.Gen Peter B. Porter’s third Brigade. Although the British Light companies were to successfully drive off the American Brigade, the fighting in the woods were described as “scenes of indescribable horror”
BCH-10 - 1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots)
2 Flank/Light Company Figures (2pcs)
Limited Edition 500
Retail us$56
RETIREMENTS
The following sets have now been retired, and will not be re-stocked
VM-01
VM-02
VM-03
VM-04
VM-05
RFB-01
RFB-02
QB-01
What do you think? I think this is a terrific set of releases, I hope you agree.
Hope to see you at the West Coaster.
Mike
Sierra Toy Soldier
