King's Man
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John, I for one would very much like to see these figures be produced.
Thank you
King’s Man
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John, I for one would very much like to see these figures be produced.
Thank you
King’s Man
nysoldiers
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Absolutely!!
Musketeers as well.....
Musketeers as well.....
Dragoon
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Yes, I would very much like to see these produced - And collect them.
I also like nysoldiers suggestion for some hatmen. If these are also Guard Grenadiers of the 2nd Battalion, 15th Rgmt. (same as those charging the churchyard gate) then their center companies would be wearing tricorn hats. - Seems like both could be done and offered without much difficulty, And historically accurate.
I also like nysoldiers suggestion for some hatmen. If these are also Guard Grenadiers of the 2nd Battalion, 15th Rgmt. (same as those charging the churchyard gate) then their center companies would be wearing tricorn hats. - Seems like both could be done and offered without much difficulty, And historically accurate.
RAMC
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Greetings chaps.
I have to say that I am sure that John would not struggle to sale these figures. As a range opener the Carl Roschling painting is a winner but the Sudan range didn't stop with Gordans last stand vignette.
I am also convinced he would make sales on the French Grenadiers with and without bearskins for the FIW range. I know a few old sweats will gripe about bearskins not being worn by this regiment or that but unless you can prove you were there does it really matter? If it looks right it will fly right they say. If the figure looks right to you then to hell with the rivet counters.
In my mind John cannot put a foot wrong at the moment other than the fact that the budget will only go so far and he has re awoken my interest in so many historical periods I cant stick to one or two.
Just the ramblings of a tired mind.
Regards
Glynn aka RAMC
I have to say that I am sure that John would not struggle to sale these figures. As a range opener the Carl Roschling painting is a winner but the Sudan range didn't stop with Gordans last stand vignette.
I am also convinced he would make sales on the French Grenadiers with and without bearskins for the FIW range. I know a few old sweats will gripe about bearskins not being worn by this regiment or that but unless you can prove you were there does it really matter? If it looks right it will fly right they say. If the figure looks right to you then to hell with the rivet counters.
In my mind John cannot put a foot wrong at the moment other than the fact that the budget will only go so far and he has re awoken my interest in so many historical periods I cant stick to one or two.
Just the ramblings of a tired mind.
Regards
Glynn aka RAMC