Best regards,

Strelets

Wow.
Britisch Infantry with Stovepipe Tschako Marching.
For Napoleonic and British American War 1812

Or US inf. of 1812-13 perhaps?

Beaut looking sculpts irrespective.

Thanks Strelets!

Every time I see British masters I think and hope the same thing James. Unfortunately however, like always, they are merely standard British line infantry. Those Brits seem to have it all in this hobby. With that being said, the sculpt looks great. I really like the Napoleonic sculpter that Strlets employs.

"Those Brits seem to have it all in this hobby"

C'mon, Asher,

it wasn't that long ago, that you were making guesses as to the masters for two of our clearly US-related would-be sets:slightly_smiling_face: .
Brits, in return, may reproach us for too many non-Brit subjects:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: .

Best regards,

Strelets

Haha you know did get me there! I suppose my narrow mindedness on just thinking about Napoleonics got the best of me. I am very excited about the two sets that have been teased, and now a third! Some more early war WWII Infantry it appears. Maybe us Americans do have it pretty good 😉

Hello dear team Strelets,
Great efforts given the circumstances.

Peninsular troops on the way!
(Will work for 1812-1814 as well)

Splendid.
Thank you and stay safe.
CPN

If the figures can come out looking as good as those masters then I’m sure they’ll be a huge success.

Great to see continued work from Strelets still covering different periods. I for one look forward to anything more WSS related, but am aware how lucky we have been with the depth of the range already!

Wow!!! And the sideburns/boards! Could these be the first figures in 1/72 to be modelled with them? Never thought I’d get excited about facial hair, but they just add an extra level of depth/realism to what already look like amazing sculpts!

Obviously I was SO impressed I had to repeat myself 🙄

Thanks Strelets 😉

Bellissimi,ma avere degli imperiali francesi in piazza o che sparano e pure nelle stesse pose dei Nassauer , degli Hannover Prussiani e dei Brunswick ??? Artiglierie napoleoniche? Cmq bravissimi e avanti così