Will you be resculpting the Napoleon in Egypt ranges or reissuing the older French and British sets ?

Re-issues are more likely.

Good, always liked the French infantry and British light dragoons from this range.

Good news indeed on the reissues.

I stupidly missed the mounted mamelukes first time around.

They would make a very welcome appearance.

...and yes the Light Dragoons were very nice.


I still have the French Hussars languishing unpainted in their boxes.

My original intention was to do a couple of headware swaps and replace mirlitons with Shakos for some, to represent scruffy hussars in campaign dress in Spain, but may leave them now for their oriental adventure....or both...Just all a matter of free time...

Regards
Danny

Some other stuff for those of you tired of Napoleonics:






Have a nice week-end!
Best regards,

Strelets

Yuri, Yuri, Yuri, one can never tire of Napoleonics! :slightly_smiling_face:

Nevertheless, that does not detract at all from the delight of seeing more of these lovely dragoons. Excellent poses!

With all of the figures that Strelets are working on it's shaping up to be a big July!

Thanks as always, James

Definitely not complaining about the Napoleonics, but these are a real beauty!!

Masterpieces. I love so much SSW figures. I hope to have thos in my hands soon.

Dear Strelets, I am always happy to see "other stuff".

As the Napoleonic wars were accepted to start until after the treaty of Amiens in 1802, is it too cheeky to say that technically the French and Ottoman sets should be classed as French revolutionary wars sets, with only the Polish in Advance/attack figures being truly napoleonic.

So in reality we haven't seen that many Napoleonic sculpts lately. 😁😁

I'm always happy to see more of those (or anything really).

Best Wishes
Danny

what hapens to the photos?