Wild west in 1/32 or 54 mm scale? Anyone?

[Hupp n at em]

My dad does, my brother painted up a lot of cowboys, indians, cavalry, etc for him. I don't have any pictures currently, but I'll try to get some next time I'm back home.

[Harry Faversham]

"Tonight we go home by a road we do not know."

 

[Pijlie]

This is so awesome! I will definitely try out Dead Man''s Hand in 54 mm 

Thanks very much and please keep it up! This is very inspiring!

[Harry Faversham]

P, you might enjoy a trip forward in the Tardis to 'Wild Western Europe'...

http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=77083.0

 

[Pijlie]

 

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

That looks fantastic, what a great setup!   

[Harry Faversham]

A bloke told me in the boozer that he'd got all his old cowboys and Indians in boxes in the loft and if I fetched them I could have 'em. Four Cavalry forts, a working Prairie Rocket, a complete set of the original Britains Wild west buildings and hundreds of Britains Deetail figures, wagons, tepees, buffaloes and wotnot. A magnificent collection that's kind of become the Emporium's centrepiece.

[Pijlie]

My god. What a catch....

[Hummster]

I've found some old Airfix 1/32 Old West figures that I bought way back in the 80s and started doing some work on.

Does anyone know of a range of miniatures in this scale with separate weapons for sale?

[black hat miniatures]

One of my ongoing projects is The Magnificent Seven in 54mm (using Steve Weston's figures).  I'm waiting for my laser cutter to arrive to produce the buildings for it...

Mike

[Harry Faversham]

I've found some old Airfix 1/32 Old West figures that I bought way back in the 80s and started doing some work on.

Does anyone know of a range of miniatures in this scale with separate weapons for sale?

I only know of the old 'Swoppets' that came with separate (and rather crude) weapons.

 

[Hummster]

And to answer my own question I found a company called HR Products who do suitable pieces http://hrprod.com/small_arms.html and Andrea Miniatures do a set with a Shotgun and Winchester Rifle.

Anyone else got any suggestions?

[HerbyF]

There were several 1/32-54mm games played at Enfilade this year. FFL, Custer's last stand etc. The rules were very simple because the target group was the younger kids.

[Doug ex-em4]

Thanks for the inspiration from this post and a similar one on TMP - it's prompted me to root out my 54mm Western stuff. Amazingly, the (crappy) buildings I knocked together from flimsy plastic card 35 odd years ago have survived almost intact. Just a bit of work to make them more sturdy and they are quite useable, if a little second-rate.

Doug