Thanks to Steve of Reedees Miniatures I have the British items I need for a future project. A million thanks to a Great guy and friend for supplying me with the British items I needed. Now for the Manhdists weapons like swords and daggers spears not sure what other weapons they used in 1885 but those are mentioned in the Osprey book on the Sudan Campaigns 1881-1898 Anyone have any ideas where I might find these or something close? Thank you for any help. Regards, Brock.

Hi!

I don't believe you can buy ready pieces in 1/32 anywhere - but you can do it relatively easy yourself ...










Or you buy such a set and change the weapons contained in it ...:

https://www.amazon.com/Crusader-Knights-Figure-Playset-Weapons/dp/B079VPSP77


The rifles were mostly captured British Martini-Henry's...:



They are available in the right scale here ...:

www.1879miniatures.co.uk


Cheers

I believe there is at least one Planeteer, from Russia, who has posted that he can make weapons of any period, in various scales. I do not recall offhand who it was, but I remember the discussion. He posted photos of medieval weapons, and I asked whether he made any for the 18th century. He may reply to this thread, or you could do a search for it. But it is certainly possible.

Prost!
Brad

Thanks Brad and 1879 miniatures. for the info. Regards, Brock

Those tip's broadened sword in a scabard ???!!!!

Hi Brock

Depending on yr level of detailing required, Tradition offers figures and swords, shields spares. I see a shield similar to the Mahdist weaponry.
https://www.traditionoflondonshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=14796

Rgds Victor

You can find the post on PF here:-
https://www.planetfigure.com/thread...from-st-petersburg-studio.121134/#post-957472
It includes a link to their website.

Cheers,
Andrew

Thank ou Victor and Andrew for your help. I'm going to give all those a good look through. Regards, Brock

I think you'll find that a Kaskara sword is straight:-



I don't know why the scabbard has a bulge at the end. Perhaps someone with better knowledge can enlighten us.

As to the sword which widens towards the tip, I'd doubt that it had a scabbard; or the scabbard was very wide.

Cheers,
Andrew

Thanks for the info, Andrew, I was misleaded by the second drawing were you see a bulging naked blade

Best

Look on Silver Dream's website. Here's what I said about his stuff at the time. It is excellent.

"I got some of these and they arrived a couple of days ago.
They are amazing! Total quality throughout. They're made in steel and feel indestructible! They are the Rolls-Royce of weapon sets.

Thanks Sergey - these things are absolutely superb in every way. I cannot recommend these highly enough."

Thanks for the info I'll give them a look. regards, Brock