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Personal logo The Virtual Armchair General Sponsoring Member of TMP of The Virtual Armchair General writes:

After a fair and frank review of several figure ranges in 28mm for the French Intervention in Mexico in his March 5 post on TMP, Kevin Smyth spoke well of TVAG's VJ! range, but lamented the price for infantry (bags of 20). For a range that began in the 80s, he thought it was stylistically dated and overpriced, though its depth and variety of uniforms was perhaps the best. (See here.)

Infantry of El Supremo Poderes

Austrian Jaegers

Empress Lancers

French Cannon de 4

Four Wheeled Ox Cart

Well, never let it be said that TVAG is deaf to fair criticism!

Therefore, as a direct result of Kevin's, and others, comments, we have decided to reduce permanently (subject to the still rising price of pewter!) prices by 25% for all infantry and cavalry packs. This brings infantry and cavalry to $1.50 USD and $2.50 USD each. Artillery (still as whole sets of gun, limber, crew, and draft animals), and those invaluable ox carts, have similarly been reduced, as well, and now back to the prices of a couple decades ago!

Just follow the link to take another look at this range.

And don't forget that you can find everything you need to know about all forces involved – uniforms, organization, tactics, flags, etc. – as well as the most detailed accounts of the crucial battles in each of the two volumes of Viva Juarez! A Wargamer's Source Book For the Intervention in Mexico, 1862-1867, available through Amazon and TVAG at this link.

Race You to Veracruz!