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Irregular Miniatures do a savannah knight and an armoured Abyssinian Galla horseman.You'll find them in the Colonial section: http://www.irregularminiatures.co.uk/indexes/25mmindex.htm
Yep, and there are more from Castaway arts:https://secure.iig.com.au/castawayarts/index.php?cmd=storeI expect a Copplestone range to be far superior to these though
Secondly, in his words: When I first started making the BoB range there was hardly any information available and I felt a bit like a research pioneer and I filled in gaps with guesswork.
Ooooh, I’m excited. It was this swine that got me so involved in this madness, and I will buy whatever he produces. So many good ideas on here already, but here’s my thruppence....1. Basmachis - mounted and foot2. Tibetans - some great ideas here already3. Uzbek and ’Transcaspian’ mounted and foot4. Irregular Caucasus foot (tooled up with bullet belts and lamb wool hats)5. Poles - an army I’d love to do6. Czech legion cavalry
Hi GuysHad a chat with Mr Copplestone and we're not going to like the news.He just can't face artistically going back to Back of Beyond.Firstly, he doesn't feel he makes figures in the same style anymore, due to age/ eyesight/ optimisers etc. He's going through the issues now making the new Darkest Africa figures.Secondly, in his words: When I first started making the BoB range there was hardly any information available and I felt a bit like a research pioneer and I filled in gaps with guesswork. Now on the other hand there are so many books and expert websites that I'm now very aware of all the mistakes in accuracy and if I were to revisit it I know I'd really want to remake the whole thing.
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Excellent list.And I'd like to add:8. Gurkha command9. Gurkhas with drawn kukris10. Japanese cavalry