Figure compatibility of Front Rank and Wargames Foundry in the late 17th Century

[Leapsnbounds]

 I caught the late 17th Century bug and would like to know if the Front Rank Figures would be compatible with Wargames Foundry miniatures of the period.  I am thinking of integrating the two with Foundry figure pikemen with the Front Rank Musketeers.  Is this wise? 
  All comments are welcome and thank you in advance.

[AdamPHayes]

No. Both ranges are great but at almost opposite ends of the size range for the period. The only pikemen I would try with Front Rank are the North Star 1672 figures.

[duc de limbourg]

I won’t mix those in the same unit, the Front Rank would be too big!

[traveller]

Take a look at Ebor, designed by Paul Hicks:

http://www.eborminiatures.com/

They are more similar to Foundry in size and heft

Copplestone/Northstar are more similar to Front Rank:

https://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=123&page=1

[v_lazy_dragon]

I think the Dixon Late 1600s figures should mix with Foundry.
Warfare miniatures are on the smaller side

Blood & Plunder are big, so would probably fit with Front Rank - but are a more slender style.
Comparison picture from a buddy, years ago
From the left: Warlord, Front Rank, Warfare Miniatures, Dixon, Dixon, North Star 1672, Warlord and Wargames Foundry

[v_lazy_dragon]

Brigade Games, B&P, converted Redoubt (thinned base), Bloody Miniatures (integral base removed), B&P, Crusader, Warfare, B&P, Warfare

[Armstrong47]

Does anyone have any thoughts on the compatibility of Ebor's Great Northern War figures and Warfare Minis ?

[Leapsnbounds]

 Thank you so much, this has been a great help.  I will look into the Ebor and North Star Figures.

[AdamPHayes]

Does anyone have any thoughts on the compatibility of Ebor's Great Northern War figures and Warfare Minis ?

I think they work well together. I’ll fish some out and take a pic...

[fastolfrus]

Dixon work well with Foundry, but as a big bonus, whilst Foundry come in packs Dixon are available as singles.
Means you can get the figures you need to complete a unit.

Dixon's were sculpted by Mark Copplestone.

[AdamPHayes]

I think they work well together. I’ll fish some out and take a pic...

From left to right: Foundry, Ebor, Warfare, Ebor, Warfare