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Rotmist in 1914

Below are field uniforms and ceremonial dress for 5th Alexandria Hussars.

Hello Peter, Just be careful: the cavalry in Russian imperial army had different ranks than infantry. For example, an infantry officer would be a Captain, but a corresponding rank in cavalry would be rotmistr (ротмистр) (derives from German Rittmeister). Here is a shoulder board for cavalry...

Me too, I got these three figures. And I agree, among available digital historical figures, they are top! I printed them in 120mm size.

Here are a couple of amazing figures: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-aamu-hyksos-chieftain-325190

The only problem is that 3D resin is quite brittle. You won't be able to drill is in order to insert a metal rod. Or it would be extremely difficult. In this case, if you decide to print a horse, chose one with 3 or 4 legs touching the ground.

You can find a digitally sculpted horse and print it in the right size.

Hello guys, After participating at a Kickstarter campaign, we are happy to offer you some unusual figures. They are 75mm high and will be 3D printed. Here are a few of them. The whole line of 10 figures can be viewed on our website: www.castleminiatures.com All the best!

Very nice figure! I like it!

Hello guys, We are happy to announce that a new vignette sculpted by Vladimir Danilov will be available from CASTLE Miniatures. Size: 54mm Medium: polyurethane resin Horses legs are reinforced with metal rods. Figures can be purchased as a set or individually. Hope you like it. Alex...

Really WOW!

Well done!

Major of 32nd with a bulldog, 75mm

British officer with a pug, 75mm

Let's go to a picnic, 54mm

Veteran highlander, 75mm

Very nice, Magnus!

...on June 25th, 1812, the Grande Armée had crossed the Neman. A column of four hundred and fifty thousand men had gone over the river, carting a thousand cannons over the ford. It was the same river where, in 1807, Alexander I and Napoleon, sheltering in a tent erected on a raft, had signed the...

Greek warriors, 54mm