Imperial Cuirassiers (figures added 22/8)

[Paul Richardson]

Richard: I really like the chap turning in the saddle, and I specifically asked Brian to produce a figure in this pose. I am not, however, sure how true to life it is. I think I read somewhere that cuirassiers wore straps under their armour which restricted twisting and turning. But I don't care......
The unit will eventually have 32 figures including standard bearers, trumpeters and officers.

[Captain Blood]

Quite right - it's a lovely pose.

Gosh, 32 figures That's a heck of a unit.

One day I would love to come and view your collection

[Paul Richardson]

I do prefer bigger units, and my infantry units are 40+ figures. I think it's because having bigger units means you can get a better proportion of ordinary soldiers to officers, standard bearers, trumpeters etc.

Please get in touch if you're in our area (for obvious reasons you know where I live) and we'll see if we can fix something up. 

[Paul Richardson]

Here are yet more.

[Captain Blood]

Beautiful 

[Silent Invader]

They really are amazing

[Paul Richardson]

Many thanks. Here are a few more.

[Basin is BACK]

Is that the Warlord Arthur Haselrig I see second from the left? A lot of character in that one.

[traveller]

Great work! 

[Paul Richardson]

Basin is Back: yes, it is. His legs have been lengthened a bit, but basically the same figure.