Artillery 1st Lieutenant – Deutsches Afrika Corps – 1941/42
Item ID : RM-90-019
Size : 90 mm
Material : White metal
Sculpted by Paul Deheleanu
Painted by Danilo Cartacci


English Grenadier – 18 th Foot Regiment– 1751
Item ID : RM-75-013
Size : 75 mm
Material : White metal
Sculpted by Maurizio Bruno
Painted by Danilo Cartacci


Albanian Chieftain early 19th C.
Item ID : RM-54-102
Size : 54 mm
Material : White metal
Sculpted by Gianni La Rocca
Painted by Francesco Sapienza


I hope you like them...

Great releases, especially the first two.

Marcel.

The first piece is really nice, even if the scale 90 does not belong to me, incredible sculpture and painting of the grenadier, but I must say that the third (Albanian Chieftain) moves my desire of "compulsive purchase"!

The grenadier is a beautiful figure. It is not an English but a British or more accurately, Irish, grenadier! In 1751 the 18th Foot was known as "the 18th (The Royal Irish) Regiment of Foot".

All are really nice and tempting, but the grenadier is a must have.

I also think the Grenadier is an outstanding piece.
I don't think the 18th served in North America during our French & Indian War. I wonder if the uniform details are sufficient to allow the painting of the figure as another regiment? Uniform experts - are there any aspects of an 1751 uniform that are inappropriate for the 1755-62 period?
The urge to paint this figure as a North American regiment, and combine it with the red-coated Indian from last month, or as part of an F&I display, might be too strong to resist!

My thought exactly; though since I have been really enjoying collecting and painting 75mm 18th C subjects over the last couple of years, I will add this one to the grey army regardless.

Wow, Wow and Wow! What an excellent threesome
Thank you for posting Engin

Excellent work Paul Deheleanu, Danilo Cartacci, Maurizio Bruno, Gianni La Rocca, Francesco Sapienza !

Engin, great pieces from ROMEO. Albanian chieftain must have.
Thanks for sharing.............

This figure is in the uniform as sealed in the 1751 royal warrant. The same uniform was worn until the next royal warrant of 1768 prescribed some changes (for example, grenadiers after 1768 were supposed to wear bearskins instead of the old miter cap as - correctly - worn here). You'd need to change the mitre front, of course, in order to portray another unit as the designs and colours were specific to the regiment. [ETA: Some small details of lace and embellishments varied between regiments too, although the cut of the coats and waistcoats were all the same.]

It's a really great figure though. I've been humming "Some talk of Alexander...etc etc" to myself all day now already.

Harry, 'The Lakes of Pontchartrain' for me Pretty much any song from the Irish band Planxty.
I like the Albanian but the grenadier is a must for me.....Royal Scot, maybe!!

I find them all tree great.
But i gonna buy the Albanian.

Marc

Beautiful new releases, all three.