Best regards,

Strelets

Sweet.

Fantastic!!!

Can't wait to get my hands on this set.

Fantastic work Strelets!

Now that's what I'd call a proper firing line! This is going to be a very fine set!!

Agreed. Rifles next?

Great work Strelets!
Possible in a future French line and guard firing lines as good as this one?

There is nothing I enjoy more on a Saturday morning than brewing a hot cup of coffee (with caffeine) and sipping it and to discover new Post Cards From Ukraine! "The mail must get through" and the Strelets Team is relentless in taking care of their customers and fans against all odds. You guys are living heroes in my mind. Thank you so much!

Godspeed to the Strelets Team, their families, pets, friends and all of the soldiers in the trenches!

Please keep that mail coming through ...

A wonderful set..

Classic poses, but I think they still sell well...

I would give them a little bit longer legs... :smirk:

Very nice figures, I can see myself finally replacing some of my very old Airfix 'Waterloo' infantry with some of these new figures.

As Gerd notes, the legs do look slightly short, although having said that the average British infantryman of the period was a few inches shorter than today's average. For non-Guards regiments 5 foot 6 inches looks like a good average.

There is some discussion about this at:
https://www.thenapoleonicwars.net/forum/general-discussions/heights-and-soldiers

All good wishes to all at Strelets, your families and friends.

Yes, this is true...

In 1815, most people were shorter than today, usually only 165-175 cm.... But the proportions between the upper body and legs don't change.... I learned the 8-zone-rule in drawing classes at school and nothing has really changed about that... :smirk:

Take a look here:

https://youtu.be/GzaJS-udeDk

https://youtu.be/85A_F7_N3t0

Yes please!!!

Just when you thought it was safe to say that you had 'enough' British line...

So far that's only six excellent poses of a (presumably) 10–14, plus command.

Fine work again and astounding to have regular Friday updates. Thank you.

Regards, James