Which style of musketeers?

[Harry von Fleischmann]

thank you Captain - I've picked up a couple of the Redoubts and have to say they are pretty damn sartorial. I'm now thinking of simply having both - a small number of redoubt castings for small scale stuff and using others for larger games - which leads me to another question. - judging by the style, we have two sets of musketeers pictured above, one by Ainsty and the greens? Or is it perspective playing tricks on me? If they are different rangers, whose are the others?

[Paul Richardson]

Just found out that Warbases are bringing out some Three Musketeer figures, based, by the look of it, on the TV series. There's a picture of a painted example on David Imrie's Saxon Dog site.

[Steve F]

Also worth noting, if compatibility with TYW and ECW ranges is a consideration, are the swashbucklers from Brigade Games (the US one), which were, I think, relatively early Paul Hicks sculpts, and Blue Moon Manufacturing, by Bob Naismith.  Examples from their websites below.

http://brigadegames.3dcartstores.com/Swashbucklers-Musketeers_c_34.html



http://bluemoonmanufacturing.com/index.php?cat_id=11

[westwaller]

I like the look of those brigade games figures. It is a shame their figures are not more widely available in the UK as they do some nice ww1 stuff too.