So I've been looking around - I've actually got quite a few moulds, lots of actual, figures already cast and some photos on the hard drive of my computer. The moulds, cast figures and photos don't match up fully... plus there are very few cavalry figures around... so anyway - these photos are what I've got in photos, most of which I labelled! More as a reminder to myself as I tried to sort everything out! Not all the ones here are 'available' in cast figures or moulds (though probably findable) - as I said, lots of chaos in the Napoleonic field!
Note where a figure code has 72/73/75 at the start I've put those in - they represent the year of the catalogue I 'found' it in! Obviously, FN is French, BN British, RN Russian, AN Austrian.
Great photos thanks - some of these figures are real gems.
ReplyDeleteSome of them are tempting. If NapoleoN had survived and expanded their range then... they were nice people with nice figures totally compatible with the Garrison 20mm Napoleonics.
DeleteYes, thank you! Really nice figures.
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
Thanks.
DeleteLovely range Rob but the ones I remember were sculpted later and had interchangeable heads. The figures were French infantry and were probably John Braithewaites best work, well in my opinion they were. I actually came first in the painting competition at Northern Militaire with a unit of them. Sadly they are now long gone.
ReplyDeleteGarrison did several Napoleonic ranges... strangely, non of interchangeable heads so that's a new one to me.
DeleteNorthern Militaire... memories...
Figures still look good. And you've been Tango'd on TMP.
ReplyDeleteHe posts quite a few of mine on TMP -I'm happy with that, never been one of those that are against him.
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