Yermak and the Conquest of Siberia

[marco55]

Will the esteemed public have an interest in a 28-mm crowd-funded project on the theme of the Yermak campaign?
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I would be very interested in a 28mm range.

[marco55]

Thank you all for the info and I'm glad there is a strong interest in this period.Hopefully we will have a range someday.
Mark

[cuprum]

Very much even can be))) We are thinking about resuming work on this range.

Most of the Cossack figures will be suitable for the creation of any Russian army for this period, as well as part of the Tatar line will be suitable for repulsing the Tatar armies fighting in Eastern Europe.

[Andrei1975]

I would very much like to see the streltsy. And then the mini from TAG if honestly not satisfied.

[marco55]

Very much even can be))) We are thinking about resuming work on this range.

Most of the Cossack figures will be suitable for the creation of any Russian army for this period, as well as part of the Tatar line will be suitable for repulsing the Tatar armies fighting in Eastern Europe.

That would be great!
Mark

[cuprum]

I found the film "Yermak" on Youtube. There is no 4 series, there are Russian subtitles, and you can make them automatically translated into English. The translation will be clumsy, but the general meaning will probably be caught ... You can just see the episodes with the battles.

Enter in the search on Youtube: фильм сериал "Ермак"

[Byblos]

Thanks Cuprum !

[marco55]

Do you plan on making these boats or it is not feasible at this time.
Mark

[cuprum]

Strug (Cossack boat) will be created necessarily. Right now, at this moment, I'm working on this model)))

[marco55]

That sounds real good.

[marco55]

Will the boat your working on now be available commercially?
Mark

[cuprum]

Yes, of course.
When the model of the boat is ready, I will put the photo here before sending it to mass production.
The sculptor plans to begin work on the figures in early September.

[marco55]

 
Mark

[Byblos]

Excellent new Cuprum !

[marco55]

Couple of model renditions of Yermak. First one a 54mm.