The Great India Mutiny (1 Viewer)

[marco55]

Here is a great 28mm range by Mike Snooks of Iron Duke Miniatures now owned by Empress Miniatures. Very well done. https://www.empressminiatures.com/indian-mutiny-96-c.asp
Mark

 

[marco55]

Mike Snooks has started 2 new ranges for his company. He is very through and puts out a lot of info. https://www.irondukeminiatures.co.u...wOgo6ogP13l897FYEazQlyR_R7dLe2DiDZxMs9lGCVjSE
Mark

 

[marco55]

Here's a couple of books he put out which is connected to one of his 2 new ranges.
Mark

 

[jomartvr]

Nice figures, too bad there is nothing available in 54-60mm. Were the figures made by Perry miniatures?
Benjamin

 

[marco55]

No Mike Snook has his own company Iron Duke Miniatures. This was his first range but sold the rights to the range to Empress Miniatures and now has 2 new ranges he's developing.
Mark

 

[jomartvr]

Thanks Marco!
Benjamin

 

[marco55]

As I said Mike Snook is developing 2 new ranges. One is the Orange River Range set in Southern Africa in the 1840's-50's. The other is called GAPS (Gwailor,Afghanistan,Punjab,Scinde) for the 1840's-50's in India and Afghanistan. One of his major sets (coming in January) is a special Gandamak set comprising 16 British and 8 Afghans initially but more will be added later.Superb figures IMO, especially in 28mm. https://www.irondukeminiatures.co.u...wOgo6ogP13l897FYEazQlyR_R7dLe2DiDZxMs9lGCVjSE
Mark

 

[jason foote]

Nice figures, too bad there is nothing available in 54-60mm. Were the figures made by Perry miniatures?
Benjamin

Great figures, so much detail fir 28 mm. Jenkins has a Wellington in India range which is close in time to the mutiny
Jas