Iron Duke Miniatures Upcoming Indian Mutiny Range

[Phil Robinson]

Cracking looking figures, if Dave didn't already have an extensive collection I think I would be hooked.

[Juan]

Great range of miniatures and idea. Fantastic!!!

[huevans]

Wow!!!

[pacofeanor]

Wich book would you recomend to ^play the indian mutiny ?

( i mean wargaming book with orders of battle and uniformes )

regards
paco

[juergen c. olk]

Oh for crying out loud!  As if I didn't have enough to paint.....sigh...it would be easier to turn down if they were bad castings...but alas they are great!!!

[Paul @ Empress Miniatures]

This is the official Iron Duke site linked to the Empress Site.

http://www.irondukeminiatures.co.uk/

Lots of interesting details on there worth a look.

Cheers,
Paul

[fastolfrus]

Awesome figures.

Look forward to seeing more.

[Kommando_J]

How do they stack up to the old Perry range? I love the officer models but not a huge fan the cut and paste rank and file, can these two ranges be mixed?

Also would you consider doing a n officer pack? one of my favourite things about the mutiny range is how eclectic and individual the officers could be.

[Romark]

Pacofeanor,I would recommend Ian Heath's British in India,a Foundry book,sold by Dave Thomas  at shows around the UK.

[Arthur]

is actually by John French. I believe it's now out of print but it is indeed the best resource on British Mutiny uniforms.

Here's a glimpse of the upcoming Sikhs while I'm at it :

[huevans]

Those are bloody brilliant!   

[Marine0846]

Well I believed I was about done with Indian Mutiny.
Have tons of Foundry.
Now looks like I will be adding some of the Iron Duke figures.
Really love the look of the figures.

[THE CID]

Sikhs are Brill.

[Romark]

This just keeps getting better and better,Sikhs are outstanding,can't wait to see the Highlanders

[Atheling]

I've asked my wallet what it thinks and it's happy to give me joy by buying every single mini in this range and many more too boot!!

Sometimes my wallet can be so generous 

The Brits and Sikhs, with the brilliance of the dynamic action poses are sublime Paul!

Darrell.