"Arab citizens, excecutioners, female hoplites and .." Topic

..slightly different looking 1/72nd napoleonic infantry/Artillery

The rest here;
link
Mild nudity.
Cheers
paul

Some beautiful stuff there, Paul ….

That rigging we glimpsed looks a bit of a labour of love, though …

Phil

Ooooooooooooo………

Lovely models, if only they were 28mm…

Damn, if those were 28mm I would buy a bunch. 1/72 is like 20mm, right?

Lovely work. That's the sort of C18 imagi-nation I like to imagine.

@ I´d like to see them in 28mm as well and 1/72nd..like PSR, I use that to cover everything 20 – 26mm, but these are more likely to be at the taller end, 23-25mm.
Cheers
paul

What company makes them?

Lovely. Wonder why they call them 'Napoleonic'? Their tricornes show they are clearly intended for the Lace Wars. A communication mistake, given that Napoleonic wargamers are, on the average, far more 'deadly serious' and disinclined to indulge into 'unhistoricity' than Lace Wars ones.

They appear to be available from: link

Did they used 3D printing? It would be easy to produce 28-30mm variants (and, for that matter, 15mm ones) to satisfy everybody.

In 28mm Eureka makes the 'Sandras' TMP link

But then, if they are 'large' 23mm, women on the average are more petite than men, put on thick bases they could appear in a 28mm army?

Well, Austrian artillery did wear bicornes for the entire Napoleonic era

Interesting looking sets of minis – I don't paint in that scale, but they are pretty well detailed

@Dn. They are made by an independant sculptor..
@Jean..she, the sculptor DannyC lives in china and the final versions are sold in germany (wuppertal).
She sculpts them..

No 3D printing (3D is the name of her friends company in China ) so unfortunately no chance of them being made in 28mm, sorry.
Cheers
paul

look like Eureka pirated Sandras..