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| Cheriton writes: |
@Nick: A question I wish had occurred to me of a couple of days ago. How much of a mix can one get in horses for a typical 12-figure regiment as shown at the website? There seem to be a few (three?) distinct horse poses (ie leg positions) among the photos on the War of 1866 page. Three horses would be a minimum for suggesting realistic variety in galloping horses; 4-plus better. I am also assuming I detect the riders and furniture being cast as one piece, horses being separate pieces? In any event looking forward to developments in this period.
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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:
We have added a new set of Austrian Dragoons to our War of 1866 range.
We are offering them in a squadron of twelve figures – three command and nine troopers.
The North Star War of 1866 is a range of 28mm metal figures, supplied unpainted.
There is more to come – Austrian Cuirassiers and Prussian Hussars are on the design table right now.
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