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Link :- http://www.nam.ac.uk/online-collection/detail.php?acc=1950-11-33-36 Shows no wings, and a white plume. Probably from a centre company? BR Ian

Tony Interested in Young's Greek Hoplite bust. What is postage to England? BR Ian

Excellent! Ian

Not sure if this is the correct thread for this :- John Gauthier, Co-founder [with Peter Twist] of the above manufacturer passed away on 11th May after a battle with cancer. Coronet were fairly prolific in the 70's and 80's, producing mainly 54mm figures of various genres, ranging from Ancient...

Quality review on a quality figure! Thank you Kevin! BR Ian

Nice figure - beautiful details! One question though - Is a flash guard just a modern safety device for reenactors? Cant find any historical reference to them being used. BR Ian

Set them at a table with a tea service of some sort? BR Ian

Nice pictures! Word of warning though - Should never parade without flint, and musket at half cock. Also, the sword isnt seated in the shoulder belt correctly - the belt should have an 'eyelet' for the brass knob on the scabbard! BR Ian

A bust or, even better, a half figure would be fantastic! Boars teeth helmet, long flowing hair, Dendra armour, bulls hide shield........mouth watering! Ian

Very nice figure! Wish it was 120mm though [or bigger!] Ian

We still don't know if Frodo is separate from the base! Important detail methinks! BR Ian

Looking for a white star [doh!] Needs to be 15mm [at least] square. Would prefer rub on transfer as a pose to water slide [its for a project involving a large boat and an iceburg!] Archer do a set [AR35022W] which would be perfect, but I dont really need the whole set! Will pay...

Welcome to the site! As a former resident of Pickering, in Durham region I well know the ins and outs of Scarberia and White-by! [Mark, you now have to Google ALL the towns and villages from Petticoat Creek to Kingston!] Ian

Lovely bust, great review! Now, if only they could do the regimental badges interchangeable - so many more cavalry regts out there! Ian

Disappointed! Thought it might have been blue........[wink,wink!] Ian

Officers coats were made with a cloth called Melton - almost like brushed denim - very smooth! Rank & File coats made of a coarser wool. [As a reenactor I have worn both!] Wikipedia states :- Melton cloth is traditionally made of wool and is woven in a twill form. It is thick, due to having been...

I have some Border Miniatures decals, as well as some Andrea rub on [dry] transfers. I'll see if I have anything that will do William Wallace.... I too am useless at painting heraldry! BR Ian

Agree with Mick on this - great choice of subject [my Fathers regiment!], but now too small for my aging eyes! Oh for 120mm or larger...... Ian

Very nice! Did you add the scar from his hanging?? Ian

Could always be an American from the War of 1812? Copies of Charleville musket were used by the Infantry. Remove Coldstream Insignia and you have a combatant from Lundys Lane or Chryslers Farm Ian