Dearest Strelets,

Thank you so much for posting the attacking FFL to your online catalogue. The perfect surprise today. From the box art, to the masters, then the sprews, all the way to the individual figures, they look ready for action just as I had hoped.

Finally a set not wearing the famous backpacks looking the part of a fort's garrison or bivouacking. I can see these men moving along the walls and shooting down at the attackers, just like in so many of the classic movies.

I love the fort in the box art in the style of the regions of North Africa. And the Legionnaires poses look so realistic and action packed. I can't wait to be able to open my own boxes and set them up and relive their battles with Arabs over and over.

Your Team has made a complete range of Legionnaires. Bravo and well done to all in Strelets - GC

I love the bugler! And the officer with sword and revolver actually attacking and not just waving the other troops forward. Great set.

Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog

Beautiful set...maybe the best set for colonial era's FFL. Brava Strelets, again. PS. I hope to see other colonials and natives for this era...for example:
Afgan warriors on foot and mounted...they can be used against Strelets british colonial ( boers wars) troops. The abissinian warriors against italians colonial army (italians has clashed with mahdists warriors too )...band the spanish army for the Rif too... ciao amici.

It would been a dream to receive british, prussian or french Napoleonics in these wonderful attacking and combating poses.

More expense.....

Dear Santa
Please add to my growing list,
Retreating Rifs
Camp Legionnaires
Attacking Legionnaires
and some more Revel Blue
Thank you
I'll leave out some mince pies oh and use the hand cleanser !

Please considervsome mounted Legionnaires like on the box of the retreating Arabs. And please some mules and carts. Then please consider other colonial troops as suggested above Italians in Abbisinya and Spanish vs Rifs. You will make us super happy.