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Your favourite figure: a poll (or in my case, a Pole)
A012 9.2" British howitzer.
There are two figures that standout - but as instructed I would go for the staff officer. For some reason the figure reminds me of General Melchett from black adder. (the other figure i love looks like Baldrick!). I like the way his coat is blowing in the wind.
Your favourite figure: a poll (or in my case, a Pole)
RCD
A012 9.2" British howitzer.
There are two figures that standout - but as instructed I would go for the staff officer. For some reason the figure reminds me of General Melchett from black adder. (the other figure i love looks like Baldrick!). I like the way his coat is blowing in the wind.
Your favourite figure: a poll (or in my case, a Pole)
Gerd
RCD
A012 9.2" British howitzer.
There are two figures that standout - but as instructed I would go for the staff officer. For some reason the figure reminds me of General Melchett from black adder. (the other figure i love looks like Baldrick!). I like the way his coat is blowing in the wind.
Hallo RCD,
nice vote...
And here they are....:
https://abload.de/img/fig_0076wjj8.jpg
https://abload.de/img/kl_img_3141tfj4u.jpg
:wink:
I do like your second picture in particular of the 8" howitzer with the gunners in trench coats.
Your favourite figure: a poll (or in my case, a Pole)
Good question, well framed and I'll stick to sets I actually have rather than figures I've seen on PSR that look far better but I don't have any period interest in (cough-WSS-cough).
The recent Boer infantry set has loads of great sculpts with so many versatile uses with only a couple of bum notes. A theme of irregulars cautiously advancing and firing. Looking at PSR and the figures themselves it comes down to the 2 figures advancing, head down, on the bottom row and my choice is the middle one cycling his rifle-bolt.
(Of course I won't mention some other favourites from the War of 1812 American Militia and Tecumseh sets as well as WW1 Russian Winter Uniform and RCW Red Army Infantry both winter and summer)