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The paintwork nice, indeed. But the figure itself is can not be historical Hunnish “king” – it’s a true fantasy warrior from some fantasy novel. The Hun couldn’t have such carved saber, because it cold side-arms was made by the early Gok (so called “the Blue”) Turks around late 6th to 7th Cent...

The master-model:

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In the "Tradition" French magazins there is lots of information on the French uniforms of the war.

Dear modellers, All questions on these gun models` purchasing must be addressed to Sergey Kulakov – please, see his E-mail in my first post. For the all these models are will be soon photo-etched details! 12-pound, so-called “napoleon” cannon, there is as 1:20 resin model. At present some 90...

Dear colleagues, We are pleased offer for you some models of cannons from the American Civil War period. These resin models in 1/32 scale (for 54 mm figures) are distinguished by historical accuracy and high quality of casting. Master models there were made by Sergey Kulakov. Our special and...

Yes of course, to find Celtic war-axes it’s extremely difficult matter, because archaeology didn’t knows the ones. :) There was no such weaponry in the Ancient Celts warriors` panoply. Those war-axes, - which you have found, – were exactly Celtic? It’s extremely doubtful. And the figure is...

Nice sculpting, very good pose, fairly well details. But there is only one incomprehensible moment in the one: where did you see such Celtic war-axe, and the others Celtic war-axes in general?

Hi Tom! Yes? I`m the same Gennady which has a friendship with John Hollyoak from Birmigham. Yes, I would like to be a friend to you. Best wishes, Gennady.

Dear guys, We are presents you our new figure: Phrygian warrior, V Cent. BC. Scale - 90 mm; material – resin + white metal, spear shaft – steel. The figure is based on Ancient Greek vase art, and on reconstruction by Dr. Michael. V. Gorelik. Gennady Danshin.

Many thanks once again, Balazs! Nevertheless, you have managed to find this old-patterned blazon of Aba Amade! Well done, indeed! Cheers.

A thousand thanks, Balazc!!! It`s extremely useful information for me, indeed!

Привет, Серёга! Нашёл я тебя тут. А вот где реклама твоего "единорога" я так и не понял.

Nice work, Marcel! Is San Narciso Hussars the Spanish regiment from the Peninsula War 1808-1813 period? And what a scale of the one? Gennady.

Hi Rob! Thanks for your approving comment on my figure’s job. In this “Soldiers on campaigns” series are will be the next figures: British private of the 13th Somerset Light Infantry c.1845 - Baluchistan, North West India; Grenadier of the French Foreign Legion, 1847 - Algeria; Flanker...