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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Arthur on 12 November 2014, 07:45:48 PM
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It"s a long way to the Berezina :
(https://www.perry-miniatures.com/images/banners/women_1.jpg)
(https://www.perry-miniatures.com/images/banners/fighting_over_clothing.jpg)
http://www.perry-miniatures.com/ (http://www.perry-miniatures.com/)
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They really do enjoy their work don't they lol
cheers
James
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These are brilliant and so characterful. But one of those guys ain't quite dead yet...
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He is just incapable...
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He says he is very happy and wants to go for a walk.
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He is just incapable...
A bit like me on Friday and Saturday nights lol. Figures are superb. THE CID.
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Happy I didn't put more effort into our rtfm range - nobody can possibly win against the output and the sculpting of Alan Perry.
The stuff is breathtakingly wonderful.
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These are superb and add another layer to the range 8)
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Superb !
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He is just incapable...
These days they would just administer a big blue pill from Pfizer and he'd be frisky as a spring lamb.
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How long does it normally take the Perrys to get the minis from greens into production.
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It varies. Some figures are released very shortly after they are previewed and others languish in limbo for three or four months. On average, castings tend to become available for purchase about four to eight weeks after the greens appear in the Perry website's "workbench" section.
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They are very good as one would expect. 8)
Christopher
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It varies. Some figures are released very shortly after they are previewed and others languish in limbo for three or four months. On average, castings tend to become available for purchase about four to eight weeks after the greens appear in the Perry website's "workbench" section.
Thanks Arthur - we'll just have to wait and see
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On average, castings tend to become available for purchase about four to eight weeks after the greens appear in the Perry website's "workbench" section.
is that not a rather quick turnout?
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Women in poshteen. :-*
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is that not a rather quick turnout?
It is. But as I said, it varies a lot : for example, the WOTR medieval pikemen and standard bearers were released barely three weeks after the greens were previewed on the Perry website whereas it took the Twins a good five months to release the Russian Napoleonic hussars in winter dress. And the advancing/attacking Bavarian infantry which were previewed around February/March of this year have yet to see the light of day - though ironically one painted sample is used as the icon for the Bavarian Napoleonic range on the Perry website.
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well, this means that the WIP green prewiews are not a consistent key as to the release date. They clearly have a schedule towards what gets cast when, they can't do all at once.
Maybe they do not have an efficient communication policy? are we to assume that they post pictures of greens as soon as they are sculpted?
Anyway, Perry miniatures is one of the most efficient and consistent publishers of miniatures in the world, I believe.
Maybe the only customers who could complain are the ones who manage to paint their perry collections before the next release is out ;)
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Beautiful work. Time to start saving my pennies.
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Napoleon's sledge is now available from Perry Miniatures :
(https://www.perry-miniatures.com/images/Nap%20sledge%20finished.jpg)
(https://www.perry-miniatures.com/images/constuction%20of%20sledge.jpg)
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Napoleon BonaClaus! Reindeer look a bit off to me but otherwise it's the perfect Christmas gift for the person with a dictator/ short-arse complex in your family. Looking forward to the Old Guard Elves. :)
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lol lol
jingle bells....... etc....
I'd be curious to know how well these kits fit together usually