Hi folks

This is a preview of one of our Euromilitaire 2014 releases.
Sculpted by Maurice Corry for MMM is this 200mm bust
depicting Sergeant Ewart of the Scots Greys at the Battle of
Waterloo 1815, capturing the Regimental eagle of the
French 45th Regiment of the Line.

This figure will be available at Euromilitaire 2014,
Kits will cost £60 however will be included in our 200mm
special offer of any 2 for £110 or any 3 for £150.

If anyone is wishing to pre-order and collect at Euro
please email rossmitchell84@gmail.com or call 07921568313

There is a second variation of this figure which will be previewed
later next week.

Enjoy

Ross

Really like this one. Great detail and movement depicted in this bust.

Beautiful.

Great piece.
Nice subject...one of my favourite cavalry moments.
Cheers,
Keith

very nice should do very well indeed well done moz and the team.

Ian

He sure do look Purdy!

That flag looks a gem to paint.

Gells

As an ex Scots Grey this must be mine/

great bust.

marc

Very nice.

This is crying out to be put on a horse!

Mike

It would have to be a big un Mike this is a whopper of a kit as it is. I may have an old rocking horse in the attic which might do.
cheers
Gordon

heuu sorry but in french we write "empEreur" not empreur

The original flag actually had the E missing from it.

Probably dropped off over time.

Geoff

this may be the case as I remember seeing it in Edinburgh Castle many years ago before it lost its colour and I,m sure it had all the letters.It should also have a set of streamers and cords and to be realy nit picky his bearskin should have an oilskin cover (but it would be a shame to cover it up) and I am almost certain as a sergeant he did,nt carry a carbine and in action it would be strapped to the saddle.These are minor points and do,nt detract from a great figure or stop me buying it
George

Fantastic winner! Moz made another classic Time to save some extra pennies!

Keep watching for the reviewed figure

I,m sorry but I have to point out a particular error in the figure.The Grey were unique in the heavy cavalry in that they alone wore short wrist length gloves as can clearly be seen in the Deighton Painting which is generaly acceptedas the most accurate.I,m sorry to point these things out but it is my old regiment and therefort of special interest to me
George
Ps they were also the only heavy regiment allowed moustaches