Which Britains range is more popular? (1 Viewer)

MapleLeaf

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Hi guys
Anyone has an opinion on which range is more popular amongs collectors?
 
Well thats always an interesting question. The areas I collect are Durbar and Napoleonics and Crimean to name a few so for me it really depends on what stirkes a cord with me. I guess thats how it is for every collector. Now if you were asking from a sales point of view its either ACW or Zulu War.

Dave
 
ACW, Naps, Zulu my guess. There Does not seem to be much interest in there AWI range.
 
I wonder where the glossy Classic Redcoats lie in terms of sales. It is definitely my favorite Britains range (especially the FIW part). How popular is it?

Paulo
 
From my POV it is the WW1 range, matte and gloss, (when I can get them). I also like the FIW gloss range. Overall I would say ACW. -- lancer
 
IMHO I would say its their ACW range, followed by the Zulu range.
Mike
 
Here my two penneth :)

Going by the number of figures/sets released it is Napoleonics followed by ACW, AZW then AWI.

Going by popularity on here it is AZW followed by ACW. There isn't much mention of anything else really. This forum however doesn't really reflect the popularity of Britains as there are very few contributors to this section. Occasionally a few dark horses pop their heads in to see what is going on though.
 
Got to be Zulus surely; if you base it on the number of posts and the fascination for all things 24th?
 
for me it is Civil War....I have most if not all of then from back to 2002....my favorite is Jackson in the Valley.......
 
I marvel at Britain's line of ACW Cavalry. This latest release for 2010 of ACW dismounted Union Cavalry makes their previous ACW dismounted Union Cavalry look almost primitive in comparison. Fantastic work. Now I'm wanting to see the Confederate Cavalry depicted in a line of dismounted poses perhaps a continuation of their circa 2002-2006 black braided 1st Virginia Cavalry.
 

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