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Steve At Immortal Miniatures writes:

Hi Wargame Insomniac.
Some of the figures can be. You can use the linen armoured figures and leave out the bell cuirass'. You'll have to leave out the corinthian helmets too, but you get enough other styles to use in their place.
I'll be making the command frame available online so people can replace the bell cuirass with the later muscle one.

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Stephen May of Immortal Miniatures writes:

I've just had the first shots of the main hoplite frame in, which I have now assembled!

These will be shipping towards the end of April.

These are priced at £16.00 GBP for 34 hard-plastic, multi-part 28mm figures: 20 in linen armour, eight unarmoured, four in bronze armour, one piper, and one optional command figure.

Also included is a sheet of 50 waterslide transfers, a frame of bases for all the figures, and an eight-page booklet containing all the information you will need to build and paint your figures!

For those of you attending Salute, I will be previewing the masters of the upcoming plastic Persians, along with the next two Greek sets.

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