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Hi Tony There was a set made with Adendorff and I think it was Chard in front of a facade of a building, there was also a Zulu warrior. If I recall correctly you have the rest. Brian

That's great news, I've been after a 1/24 scale cannon for years Brian

They look like the figures I have Roger, but I think they came as a pair when I bought them Brian

I have this scene in 54mm. but I can't remember who the manufacturer was, it may have been Ulrich Puchala. I done it over 20 years ago. Brian

Hi Jochen, I will take U1, U3, and U6 from the Shenandoah range, if they are still available. I will pay by Paypal, I'm in the U.K. Regards Brian

I have this figure in my gray army, when I received it from Derek it had been reduced in rank to a corporal. Derek included a note to say he had got the uniform wrong. Regards Brian

I received my order from Steve today, the weapons are outstanding. I cannot recommend the service from Steve enough, he is a great guy to deal with. Brian

That's it fixed now Steve. Brian

I'll second the ACW Enfield. Brian

I've just put my order in. Brian

I want one Brian

The weapons look fantastic Steve. I'm looking forward to the 75mm equipment. Regards Brian

Hi Serkan, The pale green plant is a form of lichen and can be found on trees. Brian

I've got quite a few of the Mike French Tiny Troopers range in my grey army, I would be willing to sell. I have the Officer 91st Highlanders, Chelmsford, Pvt Hook, Sgt Windridge, Lt Chard and Durnford. I'm sure I have Chard and Colour Sergeant Bourne as well but I have misplaced them somewhere...

Hi Tom, They look like seams to me Brian

Hi Guys It is an old Mil-art Figure, poduced in the late 80s early 90s Brian

I ordered both copies on the 19th and they arrived today, great service. Brian

Hi Gordy, Only the first seven boxes are 40mm, the rest are 28mm. Brian

Hi Guys, Wargames Foudry have re-released their 40mm civil war figures. http://wargamesfoundry.com/historical_ranges/collections/american_civil_war/ Brian

Try here Brian http://www.artmail.co.uk/rowngoc.shtml Brian