Hi pF!

This month we also have a our next 75mm metal kit, set FL7505 Napoleonic French Revolutionary Grenadier 1796-1805. This kit very well complements the previous Revolutionary figures that we've done and can be use in conjunction with those to model not just an individual figure, but a diorama of related figures. These kits have been extremely well received by modelers around the world and several of the sculpts have won gold medals at various shows and competitions. This kit is already in stock and available for immediate shipment.

This figure won Gold in category Best sculpture in Show 'Army on the palm" in Moscow early September.

http://www.firstlegionltd.com/FL7505.aspx

Cheers

Now it´s time for an officer...,perhaps with the French version of the Tarleton helmet.

And/or a cavalryman! A revolutionary hussar would be fine

I second the motion for an officer with tarleton type headgear during Egyptian Campaign. With the drummer, standard bearer and infantryman, one could do a nice vignette similar to what folks did with Nuts Planet- Waterloo period English drummerboy and other figures, whose manufacturer escapes my mind....

Best of Everythinh, Terry Martin-Member of the Atlanta Miniature Figure Society

beautifull figue.

Marc

It whas done with a F&R figure, MMM figure and I thought Andrea. (i'm not sure of the last)

Marc

Thanks to all for your comments and suggestions.
This series will continue. But what will next... we'll see soon.
A lot of interesting variants are possible.

Just fantastic kit !!!!!!

This is a sharp looking figure! Can almost hear the guy saying.....'why do I always have to carry the cookpot'....

Joe

I happily own his camarade with the pipe.
My plea is for more foot sloggers, stubble hoppers, grunts or whatever you call them in this same high quality. Maybe from the Austerlitz -Auerstädt era ? Not so interested in generals, emperors and such expensive folks.

Marc, thanks for your post on the figures that made up the Quatre Bras vignette with British Drummer boy from Nuts Planet and the other kits representing Standard Bearer and Sgt. Sure was a nice piece!. I would have loved to see it in person...

All the Best, Terry Martin-Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society