"Old Glory 15s French Wars of Religion/Dutch?" Topic
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| jeeves | 21 Apr 2019 8:51 p.m. PST |
Could someone tell me more about the Old Glory 15s French Wars of Religion figures? What do they mix with? What are their proportions like? Also, does anyone know which figures go into their "Early Eighty Years War" Dutch pack? Thanks in advance. |
BillyNM  | 21 Apr 2019 10:04 p.m. PST |
DO you mean Old Glory 15s? There is a 25mm French Wars of Religion (FWR) Range but I think the 15mm company (not the same) only does ranges either side of eth FWR, i.e. Italian Wars and ECW/TYW – the former will overlap a bit… If you want to do FWR in 15mm the best seems to be the Khurasan range, although they still have not yet issued the French figures for which they have shown greens for on Facebook. They do everything else you'll need – perhaps you could ask them when the French will be produced. |
| jeeves | 22 Apr 2019 6:23 a.m. PST |
Yes, I mean Old Glory 15s. And do you mean to say that their Field of Glory army packs for the period, like for example link "French Wars of Religion Catholic" is likely built with Early Thirty Years War figures? I've seen others ask the Khurasan guy when something will be released and he bit their heads off. I asked him once and got nothing. |
| Prince Alberts Revenge | 23 Apr 2019 9:58 a.m. PST |
While I don't have those army packs, I do have some of the packs that probably form them (Reiters with pistols, mounted arqubusiers, later Gendarmes, etc). I'd say the above figures appear to be from 1540-1560 period. They match up well the Minifigs, Essex, older TTG line, Essex, etc. Not a great pic but the mounted arqubusiers in the back right of this picture are part of my Spanish colonial force:
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| jeeves | 26 Apr 2019 6:17 a.m. PST |
Cool thanks. Anyone else have experience with these? |
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