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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Arthur on November 25, 2014, 02:59:08 AM
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Slated for release 'early next year' after Tsuba have completed their move to new premises. Figures by Paul Hicks as usual.
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http://tsuba-miniatures.blogspot.de/ (http://tsuba-miniatures.blogspot.de/)
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I am very much looking forward to their release. As always, Mr. Hicks' work is exceptional! :-*
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I had not considered dismounted and as always am not relishing doing horses but I shall have to get them all of course.
I could not believe recently when I painted the ammo bearers that I have been working on these for over two years.
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Lovely :)
cheers
James
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Mounted and dismounted command packs are in the pipeline as well :
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Good to see. I can't wait for some proper Russian cavalry I can use for 1914 rather than more ff'ing Cossacks!
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They look great!
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Good to see. I can't wait for some proper Russian cavalry I can use for 1914 rather than more ff'ing Cossacks!
Drop Markus a line and he'll tell you if they are on Paul's to-do list.
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Thanks, Arthur, will do :)
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I am seriously considering making this period a project for next year, any good reading material out there?
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Good to see. I can't wait for some proper Russian cavalry I can use for 1914 rather than more ff'ing Cossacks!
IIRC, only Cossack cavalry was deployed in the Russo Japanese War. If so, regular Russian cavalry would not be authentic for that conflict.
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I am seriously considering making this period a project for next year, any good reading material out there?
There's an Osprey. The only other stuff I found was old early 20th Century stuff from my local university library.
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Cracking figures. I really like these and may just crumble and get some....!
I've had an interest in this period since reading an old magazine (War Monthly?) way way back in primary school about Siege of Port Arthur. Since then I've read few books of which "War of the Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear" is the best and covers the whole war in detail and has orders of battle. The osprey is one of the best from that publisher IMHO with cracking illustrations and a decent summary. Both should be easy to find.
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IIRC, only Cossack cavalry was deployed in the Russo Japanese War. If so, regular Russian cavalry would not be authentic for that conflict.
Apart from the 2nd Independent Cavalry Brigade, consisting of the 51st and 52nd Dragoons, you mean?
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I have quite a few books on the RJW. Tumbling Bear is a good one. I also have a photographic history book full of great pictures but I cannot recall the title and as it was "borrowed" by a fellow LAFer a good few years ago (wasn't it James ;D) I cannot look it up
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These are nice. I've had a soft spot for the period since doing my pillbox dissertation. Unfortunately it's of little interest to anyone else I game with. I've often eyed them up on the Empress shop. If I had the luxury of painting figures just for a collection rather than for gaming I'd be getting these.
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but I cannot recall the title and as it was "borrowed" by a fellow LAFer a good few years ago (wasn't it James ;D) I cannot look it up
I'll pick it up for you in January :D
Of course, it might be a little while until I see you afterwards... ;)
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I cannot recall the title and as it was "borrowed" by a fellow LAFer a good few years ago (wasn't it James ;D)
I thought it was a perminant loan ;D
cheers
James
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Horse holders and a vignette featuring a dismounted cavalryman leading a wounded mounted comrade to safety coming up as well :
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Perfect Sculpts. As if I don't have enough to paint.