This three ones are all in Scale 54 mm, Resin and Sculpted by Antonio Meseguer...:

Title: Company Officer, 1/23 Regiment (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), Albuhera 1811
Number: 5405



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Title: Officer, 42nd Black Watch, Crimea 1854
Number: 5404



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Title: Private, 91st Foot, Cape Wars 1846
Number: 5403



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And...:

Title: French 13th Cuirassier Trooper, Spain 1812
Scale 75 mm
Resin
Sculptor: Antonio Meseguer
Number: 7501








Cheers

Got my cuirassier figure, the Dutch lancer trumpeter bust, officer Royal Welch Fusiliers, Russian Infantry drummer at the weekend. In all cases fantastic sculpting and terrific casting. Stu's customer service was great as ever. Worth every penny is my conclusion

Cheers

Huw

Some very nice stuff their Stu they should be very popular.

ian

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Excellent lineup of releases, Martin!

Do you have a web site or ordering instructions?

The website is www.troop54.co.uk and there's an online shop.

Cheers

Huw

A great collection, a couple of must-haves there for me. This brand shows great promise.

Good stuff,all four very nice sculpted

These are very nice sculpts and castings, I have already painted the 91st foot and now on the Cuirassier. I have the Drummer and Irish Fusilier (Not Shown here).
The officer welsh fusiliers will be added soon.

Crikey these are good....DAMN MY OLD FAILING EYES!!!!

Steve

All these guys look terrific. the cuirassier and the officer of the 23rd are my favorites.

Impressive collection of figures should do very well. Best of luck with your new venture. John.

Those old Osprey books provide a ton of subject ideas. Keep 'em coming!

Hello good morning, I am a collector from Spain and I am interested in buying several references to 54 mm of this mark, specifically the T5401, T5403, T5404 and T5405, I have entered your web page and the T5404 is no longer there More or is it exhausted ?

I will be putting more stock up soon of t5404

Many thanks

Stuart