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your civilians of roman life are brilliant but unfortunately there are no civilians of other centuries with more historical happenings for our life today.
So I can't find civilians of the napoleonic time, the american civil war time, the world war 1 and especial of the world war 2.
Of course somebody will disagree this statement and somebody will say there are a lot of civilians of this time - but if there are any civilians on the market, are they really such as brillant as them of strelets?
Because of this I bought a lot of your civilians of roman or medieval time and I used to rebuild them that they fit in times where I can't get any civilians with such a good quality as yours.
If you have a little bit time in your tight timetable, please create civilians of napoleonic time, the american civil war time, the world war 1 and especial of the world war 2 centuries.
we've released quite a few sets, devoted to various aspects of Roman life, not only military one.
In your opinion, does ancient Greek life deserve similar kind of treatment?
Best regards,
Strelets
Definately :+1: and I´d say yes to sets of civilians for any period you cover :+1:
This is a great idea. There are plenty possibilities for decent sets. Hellenistic philosophs, Hellenistic Courts of Alexander IV, the Diadochi or even Mithridates of Pontus. Plenty of construction work, multipurpose sailors and craftsmen, famous priests or even the Pythia on her throne!
Please consider hellenistic troops like thorakitai, pezetaroi, cretan archers, rhodian slingers and so on !!
we've released quite a few sets, devoted to various aspects of Roman life, not only military one.
In your opinion, does ancient Greek life deserve similar kind of treatment?
we've released quite a few sets, devoted to various aspects of Roman life, not only military one.
In your opinion, does ancient Greek life deserve similar kind of treatment?
Best regards,
Strelets
To answer the simple question that is asked: I have nothing against but they are not boxes that I plan to buy.
Agree with most others that a range of Ancient Greek Civilans would be very useful and greatly appreciated. It would be reasonable to subdivide the range into different periods and topic areas (market scene, different craftsmen, court life, etc. ...). :+1:
As for similar ranges, I won't trouble you with another exotic wishlist but can very well imagine the value of Civilian figures suitable for the 19th & 20th centuries. :wink: :sweat_smile: