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doc mcb23 Oct 2021 1:25 p.m. PST

How will they mix size-wise with Old Glory? Are they chunky like Perrys? Slight like Fife and Drum? I mainly need more Continental and militia command types to complete units that are mostly OG. I do like their poses and animation.

Bill N23 Oct 2021 5:20 p.m. PST

I don't have any Old Glorys and only have three sets of Brigade Games. My assessment is that they are slightly taller than Perry metals. The guns are slightly longer. The figures are slightly slimmer, probably closer in style to Fife & Drum.

doc mcb23 Oct 2021 8:02 p.m. PST

Thanks, Bill. Perry are larger than OG, so BG may not mix well.

Personal logo John the OFM Supporting Member of TMP23 Oct 2021 8:47 p.m. PST

In my opinion, almost every modern range blends well together. I'm well pleased with Brigade Games AWI figures. I particularly like the MPC coat "militia/Continental" figures. They are very handy in depicting New England hastily recruited units. I mix them with Eureka Marbleheader figures.

doc mcb24 Oct 2021 5:12 a.m. PST

Hmmmm, thta's a good idea about the Marbleheaders. My Glover's unit is full at 36 figures, but there are a few I'd be glad to trade out for better depictions.

Stew art24 Oct 2021 9:49 a.m. PST

I swear I heard the brigade AWI were purposely sculpted to match perry.

doc mcb24 Oct 2021 10:11 a.m. PST

Btw, Brigade's mailing fees seem very high, compared with, e.g., the US distributor for perry, or FifeandDrum.

FusilierDan Supporting Member of TMP24 Oct 2021 1:42 p.m. PST

I agree with John on this, most of these figure lines are compatible. I look today and the BG figure while the same heft as OG was a little taller. BG a little more robust than F&D less so than Foundry Perry.

raylev324 Oct 2021 2:34 p.m. PST

I'm a big fan of Old Glory, Perry, and Front Rank. My Napoleonic armies are a mix of all three (in separate units) and they play well together. OG tend to be a bit more "active" but they paint up really well. I've never had anyone make any negative comments, even at conventions.

I also have Brigade Games figures, although not Napoleonic. I've placed them next to each other for a comparison, and they fit just as well as the others. But, to each his own.

huron725 Supporting Member of TMP23 Feb 2022 1:57 p.m. PST

Late to the party here. I just received my 1st order of Brigade Games AWI miniatures. I am a huge fan of Fife & Drum, Perry's and Old Glory (my 1st). I have a ton of AWI miniatures.

BG is not too far off any of the above lines. I generally do not mix various brands within a unit. But units side by side look totally normal, no issues there.

I really like Paul Hicks sculpting work. I have other era's of his; WW2 & WW1.

Anyway, I'll be buying many more BG's over the coming year or two.

AuttieCat25 Feb 2022 9:59 p.m. PST

huron726,
I owe a couple packs of Brigade Games A.W.I miniatures. They fit right in with Perry/Perry's Foundry figure lines.
They will not fit in with Old Glory's A.W.I figures. However, they will do well with all Perry/Perry-Foundry figures.
I can not say if they will fit in with Fife & Drum, since I do not own any of that company's figures!
Tom Semian
Irvine, PA. 16329

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