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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: Arthur on May 17, 2015, 05:16:41 PM
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Skirmishing light infantry and line infantry dollies for the Peninsula. The dollies with gaiters on the corks are 1800-1807 British infantry and will be suitable for Egypt, India and other early campaigns.
(http://scontent-cdg.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/t31.0-8/10988513_696295247159251_821929296834718357_o.jpg)
The figures in bearskins at the back are Danish and Dutch grenadiers, and Alan Perry confirmed he intends to do Napoleonic Portuguese at some point. Swedes are not on the cards for the time being but Alan says he does not rule them out altogether.
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Now I'm in trouble.... XD
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Hmm, I still hope they will make a plastic marching Brits set some day.
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Swedes are not on the cards for the time being but Alan says he does not rule them out altogether.
:'(
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Wellington in India is rather tempting :D
cheers
James
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Portuguese? BRILLIANT! If Alan is reading this, any chance of Spanish as well? (Well, I can ask can't I? :D)
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"Wellington in India" , they wouldn't make native sepoys,would they ? 'cos then they would have to make Maharatta troops,horse foot and guns ,and they wouldn't do that,would they ? :D
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Looks promising and more portuguese are welcome.
Sparrow, Front Rank has lots of spanish troops and guerrillas and although they are not the same as the perrys they are very nice though.
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India might explain why there are Light Dragoons in "tropical helmets" in the new light dragoon box......
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Hi Rumacara - yep, well aware of the Front Rank and "yes" they are very nice!
Sadly I started doing the Peninsular War with Foundry so it's a size thing. If starting out over again I'd use Front Rank but I am where I am, sadly. If Perry Miniatures did do Portuguese and Spanish it'd make my life a lot easier. (Offensive Miniatures do some very nice suitably sized Spanish infantry but, alas, no cavalry or artillery).
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Early British in gaiters? That really does open up the prospect of fighting the British Invasions of the River Plate, among other things. Pity they won't be plastic.
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Great! And Portuguese too. And maybe Spanish? please :'(.
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If you can't wait, Brigade Games do some very nice Spanish infantry in bicorne, militia in top hat and some guerrillas. Being Paul Hicks sculpts, they're totally Perry-compatible.
http://brigadegames.3dcartstores.com/Spanish_c_349.html (http://brigadegames.3dcartstores.com/Spanish_c_349.html)
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If you can't wait, Brigade Games do some very nice Spanish infantry in bicorne, militia in top hat and some guerrillas. Being Paul Hicks sculpts, they're totally Perry-compatible.
Interesting. I was thinking about using the Hicks US troops vs Perry plastics for War of 1812.
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I'm also working on some Brits for 1812 as well now.
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Of course I know the Spanish of Mr. Hicks. I have all the guerrillas, the french dragoons on foot, the french artillery men, british sailors... And I love them. I'm planning to buy the spanish.
The thing is that with the perries there are more chances to get a plastic infantry box and for spanish armies this would be of great help.
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Wellington in India is rather tempting :D
cheers
James
lol
you're so weak! :D