Quite right. I had a hint from Nick but was sworn to silence, but now that they are on the "Coming Attractions" portion of his site I think I can speak. Each figure will have changeable arms/hands so that each pose is actually two figure poses! This is great planning. Add head swaps and some conversions of previous figures and one can do a couple full troops of cavalry with each figure being slightly different.
I commend TSSD for their cavalry. Back when I was a young lad we had the Civil War centennial. One could get toy guns, uniforms, flags, and toy soldiers in about every dime store, drug store and department store that we shopped at (toy stores are rare in "farm country", especially back then). One HUGE lack was cavalry. I could watch westerns or John Ford's "The Horse Soldiers" and such and see bunches of mounted men. Back in my day we got two mounted guys in a Marx playset and one ot two in other makers' sets. Only since TSSD started their series has one been able to get a mass of mounted troops without mortaging the house to get metals.
Way to go Nick!
Gary B.
