Perry: Russian & Prussian Dragoons Out Now

abelp01 writes:

JCBJCB:
I think they would sell more than some might think. Think about it, just look at the 1812 orbat, more Dragoons than any other type of cavalry present! Then followed by Kuirassiers. DANG, if they'd done these as Dragoon/Kuirassier plastic box like they did with the French Cuirassiers/Carabaniers! All they'd have to do is have different bodys and swords, I think. Oh well, another missed oppurtunity…let's lift a pint to the brothers! HUZZAH!

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Perry Miniatures of Perry Miniatures writes:

Here's the next batch of this month's releases, the first of the Russian cavalry, dragoons, and Prussian dragoons. The Russian dragoons are depicted without their muskets, which went to the Opolchenie (militia) in November 1812.

More stuff to come this and next week.

Russian Napoleonic Army 1809-14
28mm figures sculpted by Alan Perry

RN 27 - Dragoon command galloping (1812-14) £8.00 GBP
RN 28 - Dragoons attacking (1812-14) £8.00 GBP
RN 29 - Dragoons, swords shouldered, galloping (1812-14) £8.00 GBP

Prussian Napoleonic Army 1813-15
28mm figures sculpted by Alan Perry

PN 45 - Dragoon command galloping £8.00 GBP
PN 46 - Dragoons attacking £8.00 GBP
PN 47 - Dragoons, swords shouldered, galloping £8.00 GBP