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Excellent work from Young as usual ! However, one thing bothers me. If I'm right, I thought that only the 82nd Airborne had a US flag on the right shoulder, while the 101st Airborne had only the eagle on the left shoulder ! Am I wrong ? Bertrand

Beautiful course for the former republican sergeant nicknamed "Sergent Belle-Jambe", litterally "Beautiful-Leg", which one says that he had a tattoo on his chest claiming "Death for the Kings".

Hello Rafael Nice work on the face, flesh tones are very convincing. It's painted in acrylics I suppose. Which colors did you use ? Waiting to see more pictures in progress. Regards Bertrand

Yes it's in spanish, although pictures and drawings are self-explanatory. But I understand it may be a problem if you don't know spanish. Bertrand

Hi Xenofon, Don't know if you have any knowledge od Spanish !! But you can find a copy from Shep Paine's book at GuineaHobby in Spain, at a resonable price (20€).. I got mine here, their service is excellent. Hope it helps ! Bertrand Shep Paine book (spanish)

Roc, just one correction. Figure sculpted by Daniel Jost, painted by Philippe Gengembre. I agree with you. A must have figure of a neglected subject. Bertrand

Hello Marc Maybe you could try HistorexAgents. Their stock is unbelivable !!! Fast delivery, and postage costs are very resonable.. Hope it helps. Bertrand

Hello Guy Hope you can find some interest on this site. English version available. Regards Bertrand http://www.histofig.com/history/empire/index.html

Hello Laurent, Very nice and attracting figure as your previous ones. look forward to seeing it. Bertrand. PS : où et comment se procurer les figurines DES Kit. Sont elles disponibles à Paris (quelles boutiques ?) ou par correspondance. Merci.

Hello Mike, I will contact you when I come back home after some vacation ... Kepis, canteens, forage caps, some 12 lb case/solid shots from your product line will certainly fit. Just have to make my mind more clearly on how to display them. Stephen: The gun is 120mm from Verlinden. Mys...

Verlinden gun needs a lot of extra-detailing and errors to correct !! It's not over yet...

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The last project I'm working on at the moment. CSA Artillery officer with a captured Union gun. I plan to use a bunch of Union equipment and ammunition laying around the gun. Would also include a Union kepi, or even a Union artillery shell jacket laying on the ground to give the gun its...

Thanks Roc ! I saw this figure at a Paris show and really liked it at first sight. I feel it shows a resemblance to actor Robert Conrad (the famous Papy Boyington in the TV serie). Maybe it's just my imagination :lol: Regards

Hi, I saw this bust on several show galleries, but I can't make out who is the manufacturer. Maybe scratchbuilt or conversion from another bust ? Can anyone help ? Thanks, Bertrand.

Hi Matthew, Here is a picture of the originl Pegasus Bridge. It's no longer in use, being preserved in the grounds of the nearby Airborne Museum , after it was replaced some years ago. Pegasus bridge In my opinion, the road bed is more likely to be steel or iron (metallic anyway) than...

Hi Jim, Seems to be a Austrian Hussar Officer from Bonapartes (England). Their line seems to be displayed by the Red Lancers. By the way, does anybody know where these products can be found in Europe? I tried to contact Bonapartes by mail to put an order, but never got an answer. Many some...

Sorry for the mistake, you have to read Louis XIV not Louis XIII ....

Hello Michael Hope I can enlighten you. The hussars were originally riders from Hungary, and some deserters were enrolled in the Royal Army of Louis XIII in 1688. More regiments of the "hussards du Roi" were created through the 1690's, to form a corps serving the King of France. One of the...

Thanks Roc for your postings, letting many people here discover these too much unknown figures ... In fact the company runs from 1978, and for those who know the names, such artists as Charles Conrad, Eugene Leliepvre, Michel Petard took part in the project in the 80's, with the challenge of...