Recent purchases from Russian Manufacturers (1 Viewer)
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Very nice Figures Zach! Keep the pictures coming as I like to see what you have uncovered out there! My wife is still thanking you for the other purchases although she hasn't yet realized that I spent the funds on First Legion figures. 
But the St. Petersburg/Russian figures are truly works of art! Fine Jewelry!
But the St. Petersburg/Russian figures are truly works of art! Fine Jewelry!and next, a truly wonderful set:
King Philip VI w/ Knight Holding Horse, Shield, Helmet Grudsky Studio / St. Petersburg Collection 3157/3161.2
zblang
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Let me know...
I was thinking - do people like these all in one thread, or would it be better to put them in separate ones? It'd be easier to find the new ones in their own threads, but I also don't want to clog the forum with a ton of threads - let me know your preferences!
I was thinking - do people like these all in one thread, or would it be better to put them in separate ones? It'd be easier to find the new ones in their own threads, but I also don't want to clog the forum with a ton of threads - let me know your preferences!
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Where did you score those civil war figures ?
Hi Zach,
While I cannot speak for others, I am enjoying viewing all the figures in one thread. The theme of your thread is clearly Russian produced connoisseur figures and I am not bothered by the variety of figures and eras represented in your posts. In fact, I find it easier to view the broader scope of your collection by having all the figures and posts contained in a single thread. Needless to say, I am quite impressed with your entire collection. It is outstanding!
Warmest personal regards,
Pat
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Next,
Gen. Robert E. Lee on Traveler from Arsenyev/St.Petersburg Collection #125
The details on his face (in person) are unreal. I am very happy with this purchase!
Gen. Winfield S. Hancock from Arsenyev/St.Petersburg Collection #119
I have about a dozen of the AeroArt Civil War General series. If Zach doesn't mind, I can post them on this thread.
Brad
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Hi Zach,
I think it works great to put all the pieces in one thread just like you're doing it. Thanks for posting all the pics- you have a great and diverse collection! I'll join in with fun shortly. There's nothing like individually painted figures from Russia!!
Cheers,
Joe
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This one came yesterday with the others, but got too lazy. Now that I have some time....
Tournament Knight - William de Aldeburgh from Grudsky Studio / St. Petersburg Collection #387.2
With helmet off:
With helmet on (warning, never joust without your helmet!!!!) :rolleyes2:
Tournament Knight - William de Aldeburgh from Grudsky Studio / St. Petersburg Collection #387.2
With helmet off:
With helmet on (warning, never joust without your helmet!!!!) :rolleyes2:
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And one of my recent Favorites. This is a five figure limited edition set. It is the Agincourt French (AG-French) from Arsenyev for St. Petersburg Collection.
The figures are Jean Count of Roucy, Jacques Lord of Dampierre, Jean le Maingre, and 2 men-at-arms
Ps, if interested, not the whole set, but I saw the flag bearer and the man-at-arms with the sword on Ebay this morning.
The figures are Jean Count of Roucy, Jacques Lord of Dampierre, Jean le Maingre, and 2 men-at-arms
Ps, if interested, not the whole set, but I saw the flag bearer and the man-at-arms with the sword on Ebay this morning.
