En Garde Miniatures

[JArgo]

Can anybody identify the miniatures used on page 13 in En Garde from Osprey?

Cheers

[traveller]

Looks like Redoubt

[Paul Richardson]

Yes, I thought Redoubt, perhaps with a few conversions, although it's difficult to tell from the Redoubt website because it only has photos of a few of the range.

[SJWi]

Definitely Redoubt's 3 Musketeers Range. Very nice if a tad large compared to other early 17th century ranges.

[Paul Richardson]

I understand that the Redoubt range started out as a range commissioned by a customer, and the customer wanted the figures to match some continental figures he already owned. These figures were 32mm or so, hence the Redoubt figures are much bigger than 28s.

[JArgo]

Thanks everyone. I love the sculpting of a defensive clock but I don’t think the wider range of Redoubt is for me. 

[traveller]

I understand that the Redoubt range started out as a range commissioned by a customer, and the customer wanted the figures to match some continental figures he already owned. These figures were 32mm or so, hence the Redoubt figures are much bigger than 28s.

I have all these miniatures and they are definately big. The Brigade musketeers look like dwarves beside them. The Redoubt TYW/ECW range is also in this big size so the good side of it is that it gives opportunities for gaming early 17th century in a wider context. I use ECW miniatures in cassocks also as musketeers. 

[Baron von Wreckedoften]

Forgive the tangential question, but is the Osprey En Garde related at all to the 1970s/1980s RPG of the same name?

[Easy E]

No, it is not.