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Miniatures Adventure => The Great War => Topic started by: Tym on 28 June 2013, 07:02:53 PM
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Does anyone know if the people who did this range are going to come back to it to finish it off?
I wondered with the coming of the centenary if we may expect something?
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Dave and Aly have recently joined the forum, so expect they will reply in due course.
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I'd love to see some more additions to the GWM range, pretty please! ;)
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French Cuirassiers are now available.
Helen
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Any pictures? So want some more early War items.
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Hi Guys, yes we are making more WW1 figures. As mentioned I've just finished the French cuirassiers and am currently working on the 75mm gun and crew and some staff figures. I'll then be moving on to the early German range and be making staff, limbers and hussars. Aly in the mean time is busy with the Crimean war French. Cheers, Dave
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good to know then, I shall wait a bit with the orders then
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Hi Guys, yes we are making more WW1 figures. As mentioned I've just finished the French cuirassiers and am currently working on the 75mm gun and crew and some staff figures. I'll then be moving on to the early German range and be making staff, limbers and hussars. Aly in the mean time is busy with the Crimean war French. Cheers, Dave
Guess you're not making the Early War British cavalry machine gun then... ;)
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Hi Guys, yes we are making more WW1 figures. As mentioned I've just finished the French cuirassiers and am currently working on the 75mm gun and crew and some staff figures. I'll then be moving on to the early German range and be making staff, limbers and hussars. Aly in the mean time is busy with the Crimean war French. Cheers, Dave
This is excellent news, Dave. On bended knees I beg you to produce a Britsh Cavalry Hotchkiss MkI crew. My heartfelt appeal to the world can be read here......
http://over-open-sights.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/new-zealand-mounted-rifles-4_12.html
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This is very very good news. I to will await a time and look forward to these releases.
The early French and early German Cavalry especially. The big one for me will be Limbers!! Can you consider some different field pieces?
Big thank you.
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Some additional Belgians please.
Helen
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A fat turkish General :D
Could be a great start to a whole new range o_o
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More early Germans for me even though I have only just ever so slightly touched the surface of the Great War (obviously this isn't a request just making a note for myself more than anything :) ).
cheers
James
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I'd like to point out that nobody does late war Germans with feldmutze, longcoats and light equipment that could be used for the German Revolution. ::)
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I would really like to see the wounded and medics that feature in the Great War rulebook, such nice miniatures.
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also some more Belgians please.
A Belgian cavalry Hotchkiss would be great. (already in use in 1914)
Carl
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I'd second the Spartacists an excellent notion
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It sounds like I'd better get sculpting! :)
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It sounds like I'd better get sculpting! :)
Yeah, stop wasting your time on the Internet like the rest of us lol
cheers
James
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My wishlist:
Italians, austro-hungarians, more americans, turks and arabs...
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I vote for the wounded and medics from the Great War rule book as well!
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How about some minis for the Macedonian theatre - Serbs, Romanians, Greeks, Bulgarians and such?
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all these wonderfull minor nations aside, there is a shocking lack of late war French forces!
Would absolutely love to see late war French in the future as the other companies that produce them dont really do it for me..
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I'll second late war French. That would be a brilliant addition.
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German limbers you say?
Sad... I just bought several of them, and I'm not 100% happy with them. I can wait ;)
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Last year with the help of some very nice not to say generous and talented people we created through scalpel, green stuff, paint and time a Turkish heavy artillery battery
What would be great is a Great War Miniatures generic WW1 plus heavy gun crew. That is some blokes in shirt sleeve, puttees and with head swaps if possible to recreate a host of gun crews whether Greek or Japanese for the whole.
Dave and Aly scratched up two British crews which featured in Wargames Illustrated in Nov 2009, Issuse 265 :-* :-* :-*
....And last but not least a fat Turkish General lol lol
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Woodbine Design has a generic guncrew, 6-7 guys in shirtsleeves, puttee pants and suspenders, no heads, You can put up whichever you like....
they are listed under British
only problem are the few who carry 3 inch shells
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Woodbine's range and gunners in particular are excellent :-* :-* I have pressed them into service for a number of nations including the USMC, Japan and Turkey 8) I think they may even be one in amongst these Perry mins figures converted to a Turkish (Bukharan) Heavy Battery by our very own Over Open Sights
As you rightly point out they are really meant as a field gun crew and so do not in this context "stand up", forgive the pun for anything much heavier than a 75mm lol
we need the very talented duo of GWM to produce yet more ...and more and more ;D ;D
Ah ...go on... go on go on o_o >:D >:D
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Me thinks ......
My good friend the Beast of Bukhara just wants us to make a model of him...
Any thing else is secondary .... lol
All the best. Aly
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My subtle plans unfolds >:D
I will despatch a signed photo to assist with the portraiture 8)
You and yours are always welcome in Bukhara :D
1000 thanks may your green stuff never dry too quickly lol
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These are worrying developments for the free world.....
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It's great to have some other things for the early war french range !!
I have a question.
Between the F107 pack and the F110 pack in the french range, there is no pack.
What have you planned ?
Some chasseurs à pied ?