Hussars! - Maurice Corry

[Grod]

Hello Folks

Available soon is this set of 5 x resin with metal parts 75mm scale charging French hussars consisting of;

Officer
Trumpeter
2 x charging troopers
1 x downed trooper

The set will be released by RDG miniatures and individual figures will also be available.

Pre order price is £200.00 which includes worldwide shipping.
Anyone interested please email me on [email protected]

Cheers
Gordon

 

[Lasalle]

Impressive...!

 

[Cannonball]

Another fantastic offering Gordon. This looks great and so much scope for the uniforms.

 

[mick3272]

Very nice Gordon.
Mick

 

[debrito]

who is the sculptor ?

 

[misfit151]

Fabulous set Gordon and as you know my favourite chaps...Hussars!!!!!.....will keep and eye out for the single figures....well done.. Mike

 

[custer760]

Maurice Corry.....Moz
Regards
Pete

 

[captfue]

WOW! great work.

 

[Helm]

The ratio of dead Frenchmen needs to be upped , otherwise excellent!
Steve

 

[Redcap]

In the hands of some of the top painters on this site, this will be nothing less than spectacular painted up and with some battle debris on the base etc.

Gary

 

[Richard Baxter]

Why not some British hussars for a change?

 

[Grod]

Why not some British hussars for a change?

No problem Richard.
When I do a set of 5 x british cavalry can I put you down as a definite buyer?
Cheers
Gordon

 

[fmargem]

Sweet!

 

[Helm]

Why not some British hussars for a change?

Defence cuts mean it would be a single figure with half an 'orse!
Steve

 

[megroot]

Looks beyond this galaxy.

Marc

 

[Reptor]

I love this ! Just Fantastic! This is a masterpiece !!!

 

[Jimmy S]

Whilst this is excellent value, the exchange rate for the Aussie dollar is killing us. Maybe post Brexit?

 

[Tommi]

Pretty awesome and very dynamic group, nice work from Moz and looking forward to seeing the first painted version

Tommi

 

[Grod]

Whilst this is excellent value, the exchange rate for the Aussie dollar is killing us. Maybe post Brexit?

Whenever Brexit happens Jim!

 

[1969]

Very impressive and dynamic piece Gordon

Steve