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Gebhard

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Hi guys ,
I thought some of you might enjoy this :wink2: , it appears a certain owner of a Toy Soldier company many of us enjoy is having problems making post . Anyway enjoy this image, its from an add to be placed in Toy Soldier Model Figure and in Toy Soldier Collector Magazine . Posted with the express consent of aforementioned all around cool guy :salute:: Regards Gebhard ( the Poor )

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Wow, those are great! Thanks is due to First Legion, as this group looks superb! And some thanks to you Gebhard for posting this^&grin.

I am very happy for all the Crusades fans, as this should really provide just what they needed. When First Legion does a release, they do it right and in a big way! These will be popular I'm sure.

Noah
 
I have one crusader, and although I don't collect this line, I really may end up with one of these awesome figures. Fantastic job! I am really hooked on First Legion.
 
Hi guys ,
I thought some of you might enjoy this :wink2: , it appears a certain owner of a Toy Soldier company many of us enjoy is having problems making post . Anyway enjoy this image, its from an add to be placed in Toy Soldier Model Figure and in Toy Soldier Collector Magazine . Posted with the express consent of aforementioned all around cool guy :salute:: Regards Gebhard ( the Poor )

Hello Gebhard
Me too this morning, I found this advertisement in my magazine "Figurines"
I was thinking of doing the "scoop", but you beat me .....:mad::redface2:
Your image is better than mine! Regards.:salute::

 
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These are awesome looking!!! Cant wait!!! Im just about done with the Crusaders, so I will save up for these next....
 
Oh my, these look stunning! Now just imagine when we get to mounted figures! Notice that there are some also some stunning Christians among the infidels^&grin...
Moral: work like and ant and save like an ant, you'll need it sometime...^&grin
Thanks for posting guys, I'll have to digest this image a few more times (about 100 would suffice I'd say...).

Paulo
 
Wow, those are great! Thanks is due to First Legion, as this group looks superb! And some thanks to you Gebhard for posting this^&grin.

I am very happy for all the Crusades fans, as this should really provide just what they needed. When First Legion does a release, they do it right and in a big way! These will be popular I'm sure.

Noah

Noah ,
Just trying to be helpful :wink2: , after looking at these guys about 200 times I'm really in big trouble . My must have list is getting really long :eek: Regards Gebhard
 
I can't wait to see those Mameluks in higher resolution. Do you guys think the shields are hand painted or are the intricate designs some sort of decals ? I prefer paint myself..

Cheers,

Alex
 
I can't wait to see those Mameluks in higher resolution. Do you guys think the shields are hand painted or are the intricate designs some sort of decals ? I prefer paint myself..

Cheers,

Alex

Hand painted!
 
I can't wait to see those Mameluks in higher resolution. Do you guys think the shields are hand painted or are the intricate designs some sort of decals ? I prefer paint myself..

Cheers,

Alex

I would also vote for painted , It's hard to tell like you mentioned . Some of those look very detailed indeed , if they are painted it would most likely add to the price of some of these guys . I guess we will have to wait a little longer to find out . Regards Gebhard
 
This isn't a period that I collect but I have got to give credit where it's due.
These are stunning.
If I didn't have so many Napoleonic soldiers to buy I would be into this lot.
A fantastic release.
Paul
 
Thanks Matt...

Those mameluks will then have to be in my collection :)

Cheers,

Alex
 
I already have perfect places on the ramparts of my Saracen walled city for a good number of the FL Mamluks. A few of them are exactly what I was hoping for. It's almost as if they were made to my specifications. They will tie in perfectly with my King & Country Saracens, completing the contingent of Saracen troops defending the walls of the city.
 

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