French Army is charging!
We're happy to present you miniatures of charging elite companies of French Line Infantry - grenadiers and voltigeurs:
- 11.130 Grenadier company drummer, marching. 8 parts, resin.


- 11.131 Grenadier/Voltigeur company drummer, marching. 8 parts, resin.


- 11.132 Grenadier in bearskin, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.133 Grenadier in bearskin, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.134 Grenadier in bearskin, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.135 Voltigeur, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.136 Voltigeur, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.137 Voltigeur, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.138 Grenadier in shako, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.139 Grenadier in shako, charging. 6 parts, resin.


- 11.140 Grenadier in shako, charging. 6 parts, resin.


So now, using previously released charging fusiliers miniatures, you can get a whole line infantry battalion charging. Sounds great, isn't it?

These and previously released miniatures can be found by link:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.129763007558813&type=3
Please see the description to the photo for full info, including prices
All miniatures are in stock and available for ordering

Hello, very beautiful pieces as always , on the other hand, you have given us the same photos for the different troops ....

Not really: the poses and most of the equipment are the same but the differences will show up in the painting (plumes/epaulettes etc) but on the castings the badge on the giberne varies as below:


Grenadier in shako, Grenadier in bearskin (both with grenade badge), Voltigeur (hunting horn badge), lastly what I think is the same pose but as a bog standard Fusilier (no sabre/sling with the bayonet being incorporated into the giberne strap and pompom rather than plume)

The full range is impressive:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.129763007558813&type=3

Absolutely correct - these are different troops at the same pose. There are two points, which makes voltigeurs looks differ that grenadiers - badge at the ammo pouch and double barrel ring on the musket ('dragoon pattern), while grenadiers uses common infantry pattern musket.
And we have fusiliers at the similar poses - an NCO and two privates:

... gosh: at 28mm that is real attention to detail

Fusilier/Grenadier:


Voltigeur:



I understand that their underwear was a different shade of grey as well

Why in 28mm and not 75mm or even 54mm?

They do 75mm, have a look at recent posts