TB378 “CHOSEN MEN ” 95th RIFLES.

A vignette  that owes its origin  to the Television series and the books by Bernard Cornwell  All the charactors are there, six in all.
A  true collectors item, as always each base interlocks.
TB378

   TB397

When they stormed and entered the fortress, Corporal Kelly was the first man to jump from the ramparts, killing a French Colonel as he did so..... Our diorama shows the 45th at the height of the action.........scaling ladders and boarding parties, Cpl. Kelly having dispatched one unlucky Frenchman is about to confront his Colonel. This is a large piece approx. 18x18" by18" high. Considerable study, work on the masters ensures clarity of detail and animation......... It is possibly the largest limited edition individual piece AQM produces. Painted to connoisseur standard the figures are accurate in detail to the Peninsular campaign.

REAR ACTION........ ‘RIFLES FIRST’. Five Riflemen and their Officer....faintly familiar, somehow have found another breach in the defences.Six Frenchmen are aware of this intrusion .......... some to their cost!

TB390A STANDING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB390B STANDING READY - 6 figures.
TB390C KNEELING READY - 6 figures.
TB390D KNEELING FIRING - 6 figures
TB390E STANDING LOAD - 6 figures.
TB390F KNEELING LOAD - 6 figures
TB390G MOUNTED OFFICER
TB390H OFFICER with drawn sword.
TB390J OFFICER pointing.
TB390K OFFICER falling wounded.
TB390L ENSIGN, KING’S COLOUR
TB390M ENSIGN, REGT’L COLOUR
TB390N SGT. MAJOR
TB390O COLOUR SGTS. (2)
TB390P SERGEANT
TB390Q BUGLER
TB390R STANDING PVTE. DESPATCHING FRENCH CAVALRYMAN
TB390S KNEELING PVTE. BAYONETING FRENCH CAVALRYMAN
TB390T PVTE. LEADING WOUNDED COMRADE
TB390U MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.

TB390 new positions available.
TB390E STANDING LOAD ramming his rifle  - 6 figures.
TB390V STANDING  BITING CARTRIDGE, - 6 figures.
TB390W STANDING EXTRACTING CARTRIDGE FROM CARTOUCHE, - 6 figures.
TB390X KNEELING  BITING CARTRIDGE, - 6 figures.
TB390Y KNEELING EXTRACTING CARTRIDGE FROM CARTOUCHE, - 6 figures.
TB390Z  WOUNDED 5 different positions of wounded privates.

        2views of the various positions

TB405 NAPOLEON’S SWISS TROOPS - "THE CANARIES", NEUCHATEL BATTALION 1807-1814
1806 and Marshal Berthier was created Prince of Neuchatel,in full possession and Sovereignty.The Battalion was raised by ImperialDecree 11th May 1807. 1808 thyey were at Le Havre to prevent continual raids by the British Navy.Part of the Grande Armee theyserved at Wagram.By the 1st of January 1810 they were on route for Spain: by the 7th of February they were at Burgos under thecommand of General Dorsenne and attached to the Young Guard.In October 1810 they fought at Salamanca, later were at Aldiauntil March 1812.The Battalion then joined the Russian campaign, seeing action at Krasnoe and at the Beresina.The Russian winterdecimated them down to three Officers and one hundred and ten men. In 1810 they were again the Imperial HQ. Guard, serving laterat Leipzig and later Hanau. Being dispersed to various besieged garrisons - the Neuchatel effectively ceased to exist and formaldisbandment took place on 1st June 1814 with the survivors drafted into the Imperial Guard.

NEUCHATEL GRENADIERS:-
In their distinctive bearskins, canary yellow coats with red facings - in action positions they present a magnificent display
TB405A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB405B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB405C 2 on guard, 2at ready, 2 wounded.
TB405D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB405E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB405F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB405G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB405H OFFICER ADVANCING
TB405J OFFICER FALLING WOUNDED
TB405K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB405L BATTALION FANION & ESCORTS
TB405M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
*A standing ramming-load figure is available & can be substituted 2 per box.

NEUCHATEL VOLTIGEURS :-
TB405A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB405B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB405C ADVANCING 2 differing figures loading, 2wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB405D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB405E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures. 
TB405F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB405G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB405H STANDING 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB405J OFFICER ADVANCING (wearing Bicorne or Shako.)
TB405K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB405L SERGEANT STANDING WITH COY. FANION
TB405M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
TB405N CORNET OF VOLTIGEURS
*A standing ramming-load figure is available & can be substituted 2 per box

TB415 BRITISH LINE INFANTRY 1808-1814 - Suitable as marching column or as battle positions.
TB415A Privates marching/advancing:- 6 figures
TB415B Officer marching/advancing 
TB415C Sergeant marching/advancing 
TB415D Colour Bearer -King’s
TB415E Colour Bearer -Regtl. 
TB415F Drummer marching, playing
TB415G Drummer marching, drum at rest 
TB415H Drum Major marching 
TB415J Colonel - mounted 
* A to H suitable for marching or advance, musket’s at ‘Shoulder Arms’ position. A, B, C available asCentre, Light and Grenadier Company’s.
TB415K Privates advancing ‘On Guard’ :- 6 figures 
TB415L Privates advancing ‘At Ready’ :- 6 figures 
TB415M Privates ‘Standing Fire’ :- 6 figures 
TB415N Privates ‘Kneel Fire’ :- 6 figures 
TB415O Privates advancing :- 2 falling wounded, 2 ‘On Guard’, 2 ‘At Ready’
TB415P Officer falling back wounded, :- Centre or Grenadier Coy. 
TB415Q Officer falling on knees wounded, :- Light Coy. 
TB415R Sergeant advancing dressing line, Centre or Grenadier Coy. 
TB415S sergeant advancing, Light Coy. 
*K, L, M, N, O as Centre, Grenadier or Light Coy’s.
TB415T Privates advancing, Light Coy. Skirmish line, 1 of each :- ‘On Guard’, ‘At Ready’, ‘Stand Fire’,
‘Kneel Fire’, ‘Standing Load’, ‘Kneel Load’ 

REGIMENT’S AVAILABLE :- * lace s = singly, p = pairs.
facing colour lace Officers lace facing colour lace Officers lace

 TB417 ‘OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY’
WELLINGTON’S HIGHLAND REGIMENTS

TB419 is provided with it’s own hand painted terrain measuring 10’’wide x 24’’ and consists of a four horse six pounder cannon and limber with it’s two Drivers. Followed by a Lieutenant, Sergeant, five Gunners of Foot Artillery and a mounted Captain of Battery. Meanwhile a missing member of the team is risking ‘a flogging’ if caught with his ‘plunder.’

This terrain is also suitable for dioramas utilising figures from our range, quotations  by request.

VP1 ‘FORWARD THE COLOURS’   
27^th INNISKILLING 1808-1814……
PENINSULA,ALBUERA,BADAJOZ,SALAMANCA,VITTORIA,ORTHES.  

Tattered, bullet holed, somewhat torn and grimed with dust and hard campaigning the Colours are proud and seasoned like the Regiment, Wellington’s men veterans of the Peninsula campaign. 

PART ONE – Captures the moment of battle, Ensigns carry the King’s and Regimental Colours flanked by their two Colour Sergeants …… painted and shaded in matte colours to museum standard and featuring our unique interlocking bases.

this is only the start of an exciting vignette, additional parts will be available in due course, although Part one can stand as a feature by itself.

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This is only the start of an exciting vignette, additional parts will be available in due course, although Part one can stand as a feature by itself.

PART 2A – Right flank, consists of  five individual fully animated advancing Privates { two of which are are wounded } led by an Officer with drawn sword. Interlocking pieces are included to fit Part 1.

PART 2B – Left flank, again five different character figures advancing to complete this exciting vignette.

* OTHER REGIMENTS OF THE LINE THAT FOUGHT WITH WELLINGTON CAN BE PRODUCED TO ORDER.
       
PART 2A                         PART 2B                                                     VP1  parts 1 & 2 together

TB 420 
ELITE COMPANY FRENCH HUSSARS 1806 – 1815

Napoleons Hussars were probably the most colourful and flamboyant of all the French cavalry. They made first real impact in 1806 with the astonishing pursuit of the Prussians over 1,160 kms. From the river Saale. to the Oder in twenty five days. After which five hundred men of the combined 5^th and 7^th bluffed a six thousand strong Prussian Garrison into capitulating its fortress at Stettin along with one hundred and sixty cannon. 
Confined for the most part to scouring the countryside in the vicinity of the main columns, the Hussar Regiments would deploy their squadrons in battle order and sweep the surrounding landscape. Upon contact with the enemy, a troop of the leading squadron would disperse at the gallop to form a screen of sharpshooters about the Regiments front if engaged. The Hussar skirmishers would discharge their carbines less than a hundred meters from a stationary position their primary targets being enemy Officers. With pistol in the right hand and drawn sabre hanging from the swordknot on the wrist, thy would charge home, reserving the pistol ball for the last moment, then passing the hand gun to the left hand and setting to with cold steel. 

These new figures are offered with drawn and slashing sabres, wearing the elite Bearskin Colpak with slung Pelisse.

TB420 FRENCH HUSSARS ELITE COMPANY
TB420A TROOPERS………… 3 charging
TB420B TROOPERS ……. 2 charging, 1 wounded 
TB420C OFFICER 
TB420D EAGLE BEARER 
TB420E TRUMPETER

Regiments as listed are all available……….