75-115 - 75mm French Sapeur of the Dragoons sculpted by Ebroin:





75-116 - 75mm Roman Centurion sculpted by Carles Vaquero:






75-117 - 75mm Roman Legionary sculpted by Victor Konnov:





75-118 - 75mm Russian Nobleman sculpted by Richard Galicek:






And best for last ... enjoy this fantastic medieval knight crafted by the talented hands of Andrea Jula:




Phew ... Pegaso wants to follow Trumpeter steps .... so many novelties coming soon

Holy cr*p, these are good.

Jeff

Finally,
Pegaso hit the nail with this releases.

marc

Ebroin, one of my favorite sculptor, with Victor and Andrea and the others ........
In fact all the great sculptor that Pegaso brought together for this avalanche of amazing NEWS.!!!
I'll have requested a loan to the EC, or BCRE!

Napoleonics, Romans and Knights. Are we THAT predictable??
Yes, these look like good sculpts, and yes, the Dragoon Sapper and the Legionary move to the top of my "Want To Paint" list.
Should I take solace with the exclusion of the customary WW2 German subjects?
Pegaso is a business, and they have to know their customer base.
It is just disappointing to see that, despite dozens of already-available similar offerings, the Kulmbach figures are the same old same-old.

Pegaso is a business, and they have to know their customer base.

I think they do know and that's why they keep comming with the same subjects. Should no one buy them, they wouldn't keep on preoducing more of them.

Cheers,

Gino

Looking good to me as long is not WWII,
Just keeping coming

Very Nice to see new figs from Pegaso, sure they will sell very well indeed looks like they are back on form.

Ian

www.elliesminiatures.com

I said "Wow" when I saw these. Excellent releases. Pegaso need a hit, or few hits and these might just be what they've needed.

Napoleonics are my thing and the Dragoon Sapper seems superb, much better than the announced 90mm Chasseur a Cheval.

Cheers

Huw

Am glad to see Pegaso come out with a slew of new figures. I really like the 75mm ones, particularly the Russian Noble and the Dragoon (although he looks like he might have taken some Napoleonic Viagra--or maybe it's the photo). Agree that the Chasseur a Cheval figure looks like he's modelling a concrete pelisse; otherwise it looks fantastic.

Lovely sculpts at all points of the compass, but its the sapper that will join the GA Maybe the legionary[shield looks in scale!Yay!] Russian noble? Perhaps.........ooops, here I go again. Um, wife looking over shoulder........Hello,dear-- nice,aren't they?..........

Alan

You seem to have the same problem as me, wife looking over shoulder. The sapeur will be the next on my list.
.......... I will have that cup of tea now...........okay be there in a tick...... just enough time. cunning plan number two

Bob