List of good 28mm FIW figure manufacturers needed.

[sotek486]

Jay,  You forgot Kings Mountain. And I know that you have them LOL LOL.

I do ... I did a separate post for them and saw they are mentioned earlier ;-)

But that reminds me I should update that particular post ...

[olicana]

Than you all for your suggestions and advice.

[flags_of_war]

I know they have been said but for me it has to be Galloping Major, Redoubt and North Star. This is pretty much what my range is made up from. Im going to use Crusader for my British and French infantry.

[Galloping Major]

I would just like to thank all those of you who mentioned the Galloping Major FIW range among your suggestions 

Cheers,
Lance


www.gallopingmajorwargames.com

[flags_of_war]

I would just like to thank all those of you who mentioned the Galloping Major FIW range among your suggestions 

Cheers,
Lance


www.gallopingmajorwargames.com

You are having to send more thank you fivers than first expected

[Malamute]

You are having to send more thank you fivers than first expected

 

[Lowtardog]

I know they have been said but for me it has to be Galloping Major, Redoubt and North Star. This is pretty much what my range is made up from. Im going to use Crusader for my British and French infantry.

Don't dismiss the foundry 7yw range, nice and chunky and fit well with galloping major until he gets his out

[Galloping Major]

Don't dismiss the foundry 7yw range, nice and chunky and fit well with galloping major until he gets his out

Soon chaps, soon 


www.gallopingmajorwargames.com

[Rob_bresnen]

I know they have been said but for me it has to be Galloping Major, Redoubt and North Star. This is pretty much what my range is made up from. Im going to use Crusader for my British and French infantry.

I think the Crusader Infantry is a bit short compared to Redoubt and Galloping Major. I am trying to find a comparison shot.

Edit_ Try this link....http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=13151.0

I think Crusader are a bit in between, but if you are happy with that then OK

[Lowtardog]

Here are some comparisons, crusader are smaller than the foundry ones


Bugger link didnt work, try this http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=59427.0




And the brits

[olicana]

The Foundry stuff I'm more than familiar with - I have a small SYW collection



Thankfully, all 1700 Foundry Prussians and Russians are now painted, and I just have 50 more (already painted 750) Front Rank Austrians to do.

I was always interested in FIW, I've even read half a dozen books about it, but I've somehow lost track of the figure ranges.

Thanks,

James

[Rob_bresnen]

That is a serious collection!

[Lowtardog]

Ahh 

[Sir_Theo]

I also want to add my voice of support to Galloping Major, lovely figures and very satisfying to paint.

Conquest and Redoubt also have some nice stuff. We are quite spoiled for nice FIW figures!

[SteveBurt]

If only you'd painted French and British for your 7YW collection you would already have all the regular troops you need for North America.
French & Indian war is a really great period - and Muskets & Tomahawks is a terrific set of rules. Sharp Practice also works very well for this conflict (and of course you can use the same figures).