Question for Malamute re. 19th Century Ladies

[War In 15MM]

Some time back you posted a picture of a group of Mexican women identified as "Painted by El Mercenerio."  The note above the picture indicated that they were manufactured by Perry Miniatures, but I can't find them.  I may have misunderstood who the manufacturer is, could you point me in the right direction?  Thank you

[Malamute]

Perry miniatures Carlist Wars range. They are Spanish and the closest you will get to early C19th Mexican female civilians....until I release mine.

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index2.html

[Conquistador]

I am waiting...    and my hobby fund is dreading...     their release.   

Gracias,

Glenn

[Malamute]

I am waiting...    and my hobby fund is dreading...     their release.   

Gracias,

Glenn

You will have plenty of time to save up. Unfortunately they won't be available until probably early next year.

[War In 15MM]

Thanks so much for the help and the fast response.  By the way, your Zorro figures are beautiful!  At age 65, with boxes of projects waiting to be done, diving into something new is hard to justify, but I am tempted.  Richard

[timg]

If one happens to be a lady of Welsh/Mexican extraction in bodice and rapier it will be worth the wait! 

[Malamute]

If one happens to be a lady of Welsh/Mexican extraction in bodice and rapier it will be worth the wait! 

I might consider her... But she will be behind Ms Salma Hayek and Ms Claudia Cardinale in the queue