"Does anyone make 15mm French Colonial Marine" Topic

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Mallen	03 Feb 2015 1:20 p.m. PST
Well, does anyone?
vtsaogames	03 Feb 2015 1:36 p.m. PST
What period and scale? If you are talking about the French colonial Marines of the French and Indian war, yes in various scales.
mad monkey 1	03 Feb 2015 2:09 p.m. PST
OG 15mm Boxer Rebelion figs. I'm pretty sure they got some french Colonial Marines. If not look at the German See Battalion figs from the same range. They might do the trick.
Buckeye AKA Darryl	03 Feb 2015 3:10 p.m. PST
Alain Touller make a line of colonial French Marines, but his website has been kaput for some time. Here is a link to a pdf of his catalog (in French). PDF link
DyeHard	03 Feb 2015 3:14 p.m. PST
The Stone Mountain FFL line offers troops in the style of the Colonial Marines for Algeria: LFA4 French Line Infantry, Advancing at ready, 20 troops link They are a pretty good match to these: link
DyeHard	03 Feb 2015 3:30 p.m. PST
Here is a machine translation of the relevant part of the PDF For the Alain Touller (above) GUERRES coloniales FRANCAISES XIXème Français Infanterie de Marine: CO 1: Soldier en marche CO 3: Soldier tirant debout CO 4: soldier tirant accroupi CO 5: Soldier arrêt CO 6: soldier prenant cartouche CO 7: Soldier combattant CO 9: Officier (2 variant) CO 11: trompette COC 1: Officier monté Tirailleurs africains CO 15: soldier tirant debout CO 16: soldier tirant accroupi CO 17: soldier rechargeant CO 18: soldier arrêt CO 19: soldier combattant CO 20: trompette Artillery CO 21: Pièce de navy + 4 artilleurs (2.70 euros) Africains Infantry AF 1: Guerrier Bambara, toucouleur fusil AF 5: Guerrier sagaie AF 6: Guerrier Saber AF 8: Guerrier sofa fusil AF 9: Guerrier sofa sagaie AF 10: Guerrier sofa saber Cavalry AFC 1: Toucouleur AFC 6: Chef ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Translate FRENCH WARS colonial nineteenth (Century) French Marines: CO 1: Soldier running CO 3: Soldier pulling up CO 4: soldier pulling squatting CO 5: Soldier stop CO 6: soldier taking cartridge CO 7: Soldier fighting CO 9: Officer (2 variant) CO 11: trumpet COC 1: Mounted Officer African skirmishers CO 15: soldier pulling up CO 16: soldier pulling squatting CO 17: soldier reloading CO 18: soldier off CO 19: soldier fighting CO 20: trumpet Artillery CO 21: Coin navy + 4 gunners (2.70 euros) African Infantry AF 1: Warrior Bambara, toucouleur gun 5 AF: Warrior spear AF 6: Warrior Saber AF 8: gun sofa Warrior AF 9: sofa Warrior spears AF 10: Warrior sofa saber Cavalry AFC 1: Tukulor AFC 6: Head = Leader
DyeHard	03 Feb 2015 3:31 p.m. PST
Looks like "pulling" is what we would call "firing" in English.
Mallen	04 Feb 2015 5:19 a.m. PST
Most excellent! Thanks all. Exactly what I was looking for. Around Zero O'Clock this morning I realized I hadn't mentioned the period but this is it.

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