As you can see, we've been concentrating on The Sudan and Agincourt to Orleans ranges this month.
Next month, there will be Belgian Carabiniers and more Jagers for the Dutch/Belgian 1815 range, and more Hessian musketeers for AWI.
Michael's working on Blue Jackets for the Sudan - but as he's been on holiday (yes, we do take time off sometimes!), they won't be ready for next month's release, I'm afraid.
June 05 releases
Sudan - The British
SB 10 - British Infantry standing, volley firing
SB 11 - British Infantry kneeling receiving/loading
SB 12 - British lnfantry in melee with bayonet
SB 13 - Gardner Gun and Naval Brigade crew (gun and 4 crew)
Agincourt to Orleans
The dismounted men at arms can be armed with cut-down lances (a common practice of the period), and the infantry can be used as spearmen or Low Countries, Scottish or Swiss pikemen. For pikes, use X1; and for cut-down lances/spears, use X2.
AO 16 - Dismounted Men at Arms advancing with polearms
AO 17 - Infantry advancing/running with polearms
AO 18 - Mounted Men at Arms, charging, couched lances
