Uhlan! The Marne 1914 - Carl Reid

[Grod]

Hello Folks

Sculpted in 75mm scale by Carl Reid is this 3 x piece resin diorama which depicts two Irish guardmen fending off a trooper of the 3rd Guards Uhlan regiment during the Battle of the Marne September 1914.

It will be available soon at a price of £100.00 which includes FREE international shipping.
To pre -order please email me on [email protected]
It will be available at a later date on the RDG Miniatures website and will also be made available as separate models.

Cheers
Gordon

 

[Babelfish]

Fantastic Gordon. Great action & animation, and a refreshing change from all the tin-hatted trench-warfare stuff that seems to make up the bulk of WWI releases.

- Steve

 

[misfit151]

Truly exceptional Gordon....stunning action from Carl....... Mike

 

[Martin Antonenko]

3rd Uhlan Guards (yellow cuffs) tunic 1914 (here Lieutenant)...:




Czapka trooper 1914...:




Czapka 1914 with "fieldgrey" fabric cover and prussian cockade...:




Czapka since 1915...:




Gruß

 

[Cannonball]

Superb piece Gordon. Great sense of action captured by Carl and a great change as Steve said to see something capturing those very early days of the War.

Neal

 

[JOEYR]

Hi Gordon,

I like this very much, it really is a stunning miniature, only thing I would change about this is that the two soldiers just look too similar (weight, height, uniform, backpack, belt etc.) - maybe one of them could lose a backpack or somethnig .

JOEY

 

[Helm]

Very dynamic, a great bit of work
Steve

 

[Huw63]

Another very nice release. Well done.

Cheers

Huw

 

[Warren SMITH]

Amazing work from Carl, as always.. wish I had the time space and pennies to collect all his works. He is a legend..

 

[Nap]

Hi Guys

Another great action packed piece from Carl and Grod

Agree with Steve about seeing something early war period

Would love to see a bust of the Uhlan ? ...I live in hope !

Look forward to seeing some painted versions

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Grod]

Hi Gordon,

I like this very much, it really is a stunning miniature, only thing I would change about this is that the two soldiers just look too similar (weight, height, uniform, backpack, belt etc.) - maybe one of them could lose a backpack or somethnig .

JOEY

Hello Joey
It's something you would have to convert yourself as the piece is already in production.
Cheers
Gordon

 

[Grod]

Hello Folks
All invoices sent out for orders.
I have only three sets remaining from my existing stock. I will be casting some more after the Kulmbach show in Germany in 3 weeks. Anyone wishing to grab a set or pre - order for the next batch please email me on [email protected]

Cheers
Gordon

 

[megroot]

Really like this.
At the moment I'm doing now the 95th Rifles at the Peninsulawar.
That are 6 figures, so that keep me awhile.
But these are so tempting.....

Marc

 

[HansDig]

Very nice but...since Mr.Reid sculpts faster than I can paint this will have to wait a while.
First on my list is his WW1 "Over the top"

 

[MCPWilk]

They don't like it up 'em!

Mike

 

[Jonthan mcmeekin]

Bloody Hell Gordo! Do you two ever sleep?! Well done!
Cheers on another belter!
Jonathan

 

[Barrie Harris]

Just seen this bloody hell FAB .Action packed all the way .
And in my scale too .
Not my period in time , but I will count my pennies .
Start my Christmas list now.

Barrie(Newbee)

 

[Cannonball]

Mine arrived this morning in the post and ive only had a brief look at it but from what I can see, particularly the Irish guardsmen, they look superb. Can’t wait to get going on them.


Neal

 

[Tannvargur]

It is always interesting and fascinating to see how one period gets hold on our community for a while. WW1 seem to be just like that at the moment.
There are many interesting WW1 miniatures out there, but it is even more nice that there is a steady flow of multiple figures arranged in captivating actions depicting the Great War. This one is a great example of that. Great sculpting by Carl Reid.

Oskar

 

[Steve Ski]

Now that is an intense scenario, museum piece, if I ever did see one, IMHO, of course! Love it!