Brands of 54mm Napoleonics in Plastic?

[Benckendorff]

Hello people,

I am new here but thought to post a new thread immediately, since I have had a question on my mind for a long time.

I make 54mm Napoleonics in plastic and was wondering which brands produce such figures.

Over the years I have come across the primary brands, such as Airfix and Historex. Thanks to a Czech acquaintance of my father, I have obtained quite a couple of the Artmi French, Russian and Austrian figs. I have most of the Priarial System kits and recently I have discovered MB from Ukraine.

Nowadays there seem to be more small brands issuing just a couple of historical figures, and god forbid I would miss them!

So if anybody knows any other brands that produce 54mm (or thereabout) Napoleonics in plastic (not too fond of metal and resin), I would very much like to know.

 

[pmfs]

Hi!

You have Victrix, they have 54mm plastic soldiers.

Cheers,
Pedro.

 

[Mirofsoft]

Only 1/32 ( 54mm )

A Call to Arms http://www.acalltoarms.co.uk/132_2.html
Armies In Plastic https://www.armiesinplastic.com/napoleonic-wars.html
Helmet http://www.helmetsoldiers.co.uk/
Victrix http://www.victrixlimited.com/collections/54mm-napoleonics

 

[Benckendorff]

Thanks for the replies.

I meant to refer to hard plastic model kits, as I enjoy the modelling and the converting more than the painting.

I do think I have come across Helmet before. The figures are a bit odd, but the equipment is relatively good.

I have not yet come across Victrix, so thanks for that. I am not yet quite sure what to make of their range. The figures are quite nice, but they are near complete, giving me is only little modelling to do. I suppose I could get a box for the stovepipe shako and the equipment.

 

[Mirofsoft]

Thanks for the replies.

I meant to refer to hard plastic model kits, as I enjoy the modelling and the converting more than the painting.

I do think I have come across Helmet before. The figures are a bit odd, but the equipment is relatively good.

I have not yet come across Victrix, so thanks for that. I am not yet quite sure what to make of their range. The figures are quite nice, but they are near complete, giving me is only little modelling to do. I suppose I could get a box for the stovepipe shako and the equipment.

For info, Helmet exist since more than 50 years

 

[Benckendorff]

That is longer than I've been around!