Wanted: 54mm British Victorian Castings (Stadden, Tradition etc) (1 Viewer)

[WeekendWarrior]

If you have anything you're looking to sell, please PM me. New Hope Designs, Mountford, Stadden, Hinchliffe, etc. I'm rather enjoying the painting side of the hobby.

 

[theBaron]

If you have anything you're looking to sell, please PM me. New Hope Designs, Mountford, Stadden, Hinchliffe, etc. I'm rather enjoying the painting side of the hobby.

Try Fleurbaix Toy Soldiers, https://www.fleurbaixtoysoldiers.com/, for Sanderson castings. Owner/proprietor Abram Simon is a member of the forum, too.

You didn't mention Phoenix, but you can find their Victorian/Edwardian series now at S&D Miniatures website; here's the URL to their 1/32 scale catalog page: https://www.sanddmodels.co.uk/products_32.htm

As far as Stadden civilians go, you could try looking at Tradition's website, https://traditionoflondonshop.com/, though in the old custom figure catalog, civilians were relatively rare. They're relatively rare among the newer, contemporary lines, too, but it's worth having a look at the online shop. I buy via the website relatively frequently, it's always a smooth transaction.

Another source is John Eden Studios. His website is still down as he finds a new host, but he sells on eBay as roseminiatures. He also has Sanderson castings, some Rose, some Phoenix, and some other odds and ends. I buy from him via his eBay auctions; he often puts up groups of Victorian/Edwardian civilians.

Hope that helps, prost!
Brad

 

[WeekendWarrior]

Much appreciated. I'm after military personnel specifically and these links are certainly quite helpful! I've reached out to Rose Miniatures directly and I'm perusing the other sites.

 

[theBaron]

Much appreciated. I'm after military personnel specifically and these links are certainly quite helpful! I've reached out to Rose Miniatures directly and I'm perusing the other sites.

Ah, OK, for some reason, I thought you said civilians. I think the Internet has gradually degraded my visual acuity and how I read information. The Internet rots our brains.

Those are all good sources for military castings, of course. Tradition probably has the greatest variety in its selection, from old Staddens to the newer Tradition figures, foot or mounted, and covering various branches of service. As far as John Eden goes, I've bought through his website, when it was still up, but I've also followed his auctions on eBay for as long as he's had his store there. It's a shame that his site is currently down, because he had some nice images of figures in his catalog.

You might also want to have a look at Fusilier/Tommy Atkins, main website is http://fusilier-miniatures.com/ Again, a good selection of Victorian subjects, available as castings as well as finished figures.

Prost!
Brad