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It is scratch built by Duncan McIntyre from Edinburgh. Regards Brian

Pete Armstrong of Border Miniatures used to do some 80mm War of the Roses figures, but I do not think he is producing them any more. Regards Brian petesworkshop: Military Figures by Pete Armstrong (petesnewworkshop.blogspot.com)

U.S. Special Forces, Vietnam Regards Brian

You can still get the Custer range from B&M Miniatures. I don't know if they have a web page any more but you can get them from Ebay and from Glory Guys http://gloryguys.com/htm/cart_bm.html

Looks like one from Tamiya U.S. Tank Crew (European theatre). Regards Brian

If I remember correctly the Guards were part of the Camel Corps Regards Brian

Hi all, You can get Green Stuff in two separate sausages, Green Stuff World sells it and you can buy it on Ebay. I have it in two separate tubes but can't remember who I purchased it from. Regards Brian

Try the A.A. site, they will let you know what you need to drive on the Continent. regards Brian

I have quite a few of the Black Hawk figures from Andrea, unfortunately the are not available as castings. Regards Brian

The German is from a company called Mil Art produced in the 80's. SS during the Battle of the Bulge. Regards Brian

I've used a similar product from Green Stuff World with great results. Regards Brian

Hi John It is from Clydecast. It was first produced in the Eighties. It is a Plains War Cavary figure Regards Brian

A friend of mine organised two single rooms for another friend and myself at the Koningshof but he could not get a double/twin for himself and his wife so he has had to book a hotel about a mile away from the venue. Regards Brian

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Hi all, I recently bought a figure from Elan 13 at Euro Miniature Expo. When I got home and checked the figure a part was missing. I contacted Robert and received the piece the next day, excellent service. Regards Brian

Hi Angel, I did not realise that it was a conversion. It would make a great add on to any future sets. Regards Brian

Great scene, Health and Safety would have a fit nowadays. Regards Brian

It looks like him, other figures that could have been included James Calhoun, Custer's brother in law or Myles Keogh. I would like to see more figures in this range that were involved for the fight at the bluffs such as Benteen and Reno. Regards Brian

A great couple of sets, but what happened to the wounded figure that was in the 'Battle of the Rosebud' vignette, I thought he would have been in one of the sets. I would also have liked Custer's other brother Boston and his nephew Henry (Autie) Reed to have been included in a set I don't think...

Nail Varnish shakers work just as well and are a lot cheaper.