Just seen this on the Alpine miniatures webpage..
Surprised it's not been shown here sooner.

Nice looking figure and different time period for Alpine

I was surprised too, hoping for a Union soldier as well.

Very Cool Release! And will be well accepted Kudos to Alpine for tapping into this historical period! Although much has been done over the years, still a lot of regiments left to address. Like this release very much. Thanks for posting it

Terry Martin-Member of the Atlanta Military Figure Society of Atlanta, GA

Nice to see a new ACW figure!!!

Excellent. I love the ga of acw.

Hello, anyone else not noticed that its painted as a Confederate, but he has a Union belt buckle on, which is upside down?
Michael


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Yep! I noticed. In fact, as the sculptor it was deliberate. Like much Confederate equipment, the belt is a "captured" or liberated Union item.

Thanks to everybody for the nice compliments! If you want to see more figures like it from Alpine, buy this one.....

Cheers!!

Mike

Was just gonna post "captured belt" but the Maestro himself pointed out the accuracy. I'll buy one.

Steve

Because of a lack of equipment later in the war, belts taken from Union soldiers were turned upside down. I can't remember the story behind this fact someone else may do.

Sweet, nice change of pace for Alpine. Fine sculpt.

Great looking figure!

As soon as I saw the figure I was going to ask if this is a Mike Good sculpt and you have just answered it for me.
Excellent sculpt as usual Mike and nice to see Alpine Miniatures venture out in the 1/16 scale figures.
Cheers
Steve

This was done more early in the war as well as most state units had the US issue belts. They turned them upside down and referred to the sn as "Southern Nation".

Fantastic figure indeed ...i hope that Alpine with Mike Good could realise in near future some fine american civil war figures in 54mm......i am sure they could be very popular in market figures!!!

Congratulation Mike.

Mario from Italy.