Highlander made in ...Moscow

[fogie]

.............P.S. Vladimir, if you please; might you have a painting reference or historical print for this set for me to study? Thanks in advance, Ski.

You're absolutely right Steve the figures are terrific. The bastion style (pointy)
tunic lacing, crossbelt plate, and 'tufty' epaulettes tell us that these are centre
company 42nd (Black Watch) Highlanders. As such they wore 'Government-Sett'
Tartan Kilts plus the usual red tunics, so forth. The fight at Waterloo immediately
suggests itself, or perhaps that rather nasty business of a couple of days before at
Quatre Bras, where the Black Watch - unable to form their defensive square in
time - suffered heavy casualties at the hands of Compte De Pire's lancers, including
the death of their Colonel. Whatever...there's an absolute plethora of reference material
online to help with the details including the classic painting by William Barnes Wollen
of the Quatre Bras affair

Mike

 

[Vladimir]

Great sculpture. The detailing is fantastic

 

[Steve Ski]

Thanks for the intel Fogie. It looks like I have my research cut out for me, nothing wrong with that.

Cheers, Ski.

 

[Nap]

Ok, I'm gonna give an update on my inspection of this set,..........it's incredible. The facial expressions carried through in this scale is astounding! Need I say more? I'm stoked, you will be too!

Get em while they're hot!!!!

Cheers, Ski.

So Steve ...can we take it you rather like these ....LOL

CONGRATULATIONS to CASTLE for the figures they are wonderful to see

Look forward to seeing the pieces painted up by members

Nap