28mm Boxer Rebellion Cannons & Crew

Keith T writes:

Hi Chaps
I have had another look at the turbans and the period photos we were working from, yes they are a wee bit big.
We will try and fix this with future figures and replace these when we can, although a bit big they are still good figures.
As too the Boxers not using cannons, many of the gunners are meant to be regular and we thought they may have been supported by Boxer volunteers, Regular artillery was used against the Europeans and if you are a "what if" player then the boxers could have some as well.
Keith @ VM

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Keith T of Victorious Miniatures writes:

We now have gunners to go with our cannons, great sculpts from the talented hands of Martin Baker.

But not forgetting the lovely cannons from Steve Cox.

If you have not looked at our range before, pop across and see. We not only do the Boxer Rebellion 1898-1901, but also the British army in Holland and the Low Countries 1793-98, when the army was commanded by the Duke of York fighting the French Republic alongside the Austrian army.

We will be expanding both ranges over time.

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