TB350 66th ( BERKSHIRE ) REGIMENT OF FOOT - ALBUERA 1811. An edition entitled  ‘The Flag’ from the painting by
R. A. Wollen R. I. Nine individual figures & the two Colours.
TB350A VISTULA LANCERS - 6 figures in various positions.
TB350B OFFICER OF VISTULAR LANCERS                                                                                                                             

TB351 ‘SAVING THE COLOURS AT ALMA ’ CRIMEA 1854 - ADVANCE OF THE SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS
from the painting by Lady Butler an incident in the Battle of Alma , Sept. 20th 1854. Captain Lloyd Lindsay VC. 
stood firm with the Colours against a determined Russian onslaught &  by his example succeeded in restoring order.     

TB351A COLOUR PARTY - Capt. Lindsay, 2 Ensigns with Colours, 2 Colour Sergeants.
TB351B OFFICER & GUARDSMEN ADVANCING - Officer,  5 Guardsmen in differing positions including wounded.
TB351C  GUARDSMEN ADVANCING - 2 each of two different positions, 2 Standing Firing.(Extra to 351A&B).

BRITISH DRAGOONS UNION BRIGADE - WATERLOO 1815
The Charge of  Sir William Ponsonby’s Union Brigade is legendry as every Waterloo buff  is aware. 1st Royal Dragoons (English)
2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys), 6th Inniskilling Dragoons (Irish). Note:- ROYAL SCOTS GREYS  see TB238.                              TB352 1st ROYAL DRAGOONS  
TB352A TROOPERS CHARGING - 3 figures.
TB352B TROOPERS - 1 charging. 2 different wounded.  
TB352C TRUMPETER  - charging.
TB352D  OFFICER - charging.
TB352E STANDARD BEARER - charging.

TB353 6th INNISKILLING DRAGOONS
TB353A TROOPERS CHARGING - 3 figures.
TB353B TROOPERS - 1 charging. 2 different wounded.
TB353C TRUMPETER  - charging.
TB353D  OFFICER - charging.
TB353E STANDARD BEARER - charging.  

TB354 FRENCH EMPRESS DRAGOONS  - WATERLOO 1815
TB354A TROOPERS CHARGING -3 figures.
TB354B TROOPERS - 2 charging, 1 wounded.  
TB354C OFFICER - charging.
TB354D TRUMPETER - charging.
TB354E EAGLE BEARER - charging.

CHARGE OF THE HEAVY BRIGADE  - BALACLAVA, CRIMEA 1854
General Scarlett’s ‘Three Hundred’ consisting of  Inniskillings, Scots Greys, 1st Royals, 4th & 5th Dragoon Guards.(latter by request).
TB355 SCOTS GREYS (2nd DRAGOONS)
TB355A TROOPERS CHARGING - 3 figures.
TB355B TROOPERS - 2 charging, 1 wounded.
TB355C OFFICER - charging.  
TB355D TRUMPETER - charging.  

TB356 INNISKILLINGS (6th DRAGOONS)  
TB356A TROOPERS CHARGING - 3 figures.
TB356B TROOPERS - 2 charging, 1 wounded.
TB356C OFFICER - charging.
TB356D TRUMPETER - charging

TB357 1st ROYAL DRAGOONS
TB357A TROOPERS CHARGING - 3 figures.  
TB357B TROOPERS - 2 charging, 1 wounded.
TB357C OFFICER - charging.
TB357D TRUMPETER - charging  

TB358 CAVALRY COMBAT SERIES - WATERLOO 1815
Individually boxed, these vignettes are produced on a composite base, capturing the confrontation beteen individuals in this epic battle.
TB358A FRENCH HUSSAR slashing wounded BRITISH HORSE GUARD or LIFE GUARD.
TB358B FRENCH EMPRESS DRAGOON slashing  wounded BRITISH DRAGOON.
TB358C FRENCH EMPRESS DRAGOON slashing BRITISH DRAGOON  (Wounded different to above).
TB358D BRITISH DRAGOON slashing neck of EMPRESS DRAGOON.
TB358E EMPRESS DRAGOON wounding SCOTS GREY TROOPER.
TB358F BRITISH DRAGOON wounding hatless EMPRESS DRAGOON.
TB358G CHASSEUR OF THE GARDE firing carbine, wounding PRUSSIAN HUSSAR. 
TB358H  FRENCH CHASSEUR  OF  THE LINE  slashing PRUSSIAN  HUSSAR  on stumbling horse.
TB358J PRUSSIAN HUSSAR slashing FRENCH  CHASSEUR of the Line.
TB358K PRUSSIAN  HUSSAR  slashing  FRENCH  LANCER OF THE  GARDE on stumbling horse.
TB358L FRENCH LANCER  OF THE  GARDE lancing SCOTS GREY TROOPER
TB358M BRITISH DRAGOON  OFFICER attacking STANDARD BEARER OF EMPRESS DRAGOONS.
TB358 N GRENADIER A CHEVAL taking  PRUSSIAN  HUSSAR STANDARD.

BRITISH HUSSARS - WATERLOO 1815.  
Wearing the slung pelisse the Hussars are probably the most picturesque British Cavalry figures available. The 7th,15th,and 18th
are wearing  fur caps, the 10th scarlet cloth-covered shakos.
TB359 7th HUSSARS
TB359A TROOPERS -3 charging.
TB359B TROOPERS -2 charging and 1 wounded.
TB359C OFFICER -charging.
TB359D TRUMPETER -charging.

TB360 15th HUSSARS
TB360A TROOPERS - 3 charging. 
TB360B TROOPERS - 2 charging and 1 wounded.  
TB360C OFFICER - charging.TB360D TRUMPETER - charging.  

TB361 18th HUSSARS
TB361A TROOPERS - 3 charging.
TB361B TROOPERS - 2 charging and 1 wounded.
TB361C OFFICER - charging.
TB361D TRUMPETER - charging.                                                                                                                                                      

TB362 10th HUSSARS
TB362 TROOPERS - 3 charging.
TB362B TROOPERS - 2 charging and 1 wounded.
TB362C OFFICER - charging.
TB362D TRUMPETER - charging.

FRENCH LANCERS OF THE LINE - WATERLOO 1815.
Napoleon knew the value of his Lancers, the six Regiments fought activly, many times they came close to breaking Infantry squares
as well as a counter-active force to Allied cavalry charges. The distinctions between the six Regiments were clear.Dressed in Dragoon Green, lapels, collars, cuffs, and turnbacks were all in the Regimental facing colour.  
THESE WERE :- 1st SCARLET    2nd AURORE   3rd PINK   4th CRIMSON   5th LIGHT BLUE   6th RED.

TB363
TB363A LANCERS - 3 charging.
TB363B LANCERS - 2 charging and 1 wounded.
TB363C OFFICER - charging.
TB363D TRUMPETER
TB363E EAGLE BEARER

TB364  THE RESCUE OF KELLERMANN.
This is a three figure vignette depicting the heroic rescue under fire, of General Kellermann by two of his Cuirassier troopers.

TB365 CAPTURE OF THE KINGS COLOUR - QUATRE - BRAS.
A three figure group featuring the capture of the Kings Colour 2nd Battalion 69th Regiment by the Cuirassiers of the 8th Regiment,  
Kellermanns Division.

TB366 ‘ SCOTLAND FOREVER’ A Limited edition of 200. Lady Elizabeth Butler’s sensational painting brought to life.Eighteen  individualy mounted  figures.Each figure and its base fits together to make a diorama approx, 18 x 9 inches.

TB367 10th HUSSARS INDIA -1864.
The Regiment passing in revue ,sabres forward at the charge wearing quilted white tropical shako.
TB367A  TROOPERS - 3 charging. NCO’s available.
TB367B TRUMPETER.
TB367C OFFICER.
Our figures are based on contempory prints during this period and show them wearing dark blue shell jacket and overalls in
campaign order.

TB368 PRUSSIAN  HUSSARS - WATERLOO 1815.  
In full charge and animated for maximum battle effect. Wearing black oiled covered shako and grey overalls for campaign,
they are far from drab.With varying Regimental colours and lace the Van-Dyked shabraques are very distinctive.

ELEVEN REGIMENTS AS  LISTED:-
3rd. Dolman & Pelisse - Prussian blue.  4th. Dolman & Pelisse - Mid Brown.  5th.Dolman & Pelisse - Prussian Blue.
Collar & Cuffs - Red.                                   Collar & Cuffs - Yellow.                      Collar & Cuffs - Prussian Blue / Yellow piping.
Lace - White.                                                       Lace - Yellow.                                                 Lace - Yellow  

6th. Dolman & Pelisse - Prussian Blue.  7th. Dolman & Pelisse - Black.  8th. Dolman & Pelisse - Prussian Blue.
   Collar & Cuffs - Red.                                     Collar & Cuffs - Red.                        Collar & Cuffs - Sky Blue.  
        Lace - Yellow.                                                   Lace - Yellow.                                                White.

10th. Dolman & Pelisse - Dark Green.    11th. Dolman & Pelisse - Dark Green.   12th. Dolman & Pelisse - Pale Blue.  
   Collar & Cuffs - Mid  Light Blue.             Collar & Cuffs - Scarlet.                              Collar & Cuffs - Pale Blue.  
              Lace - Yellow.                                              Lace - White.                                                     Lace - White.

TB368A TROOPERS  - 3 charging.
TB368B TROOPERS - 2 charging and 1 wounded (all six troopers differ.)
TB368C TRUMPETER
TB368D  OFFICER
TB368E STANDARD BEARER  

TB369 MUSICIENS ET TAMBOURS DES 3rd REGT. GRENADIERS DE LA GARDE c.1812 - 1815.  
TB369A  - box 1   3  Trombones, 2 Bassoons, 1Clarinet.  
TB369B - box 2   2  French horns, 2 Serpents, 2 Trumpets.
TB369C - box 3 5 Clarinets, 1 Trumpet, 1 Jingling Johnney.
TB369D - box 4   2 Band side drums, 1 Cymbalist, Bass drum & 2 Flutes.

TB370 QUATRE  BRAS - WATERLOO 1815.     
This spectacular vignette is a limited edition of 200 based on the painting by Vereker M. Hamilton R E .
PART 1 Consists of seventeen British Infantry in action defending the Colour, an Ensign is holding the tattered  Colour sword in hand. Add to this a dead French Hussar plus two mounted French Hussars attacking. Each base interlocks to form the complete diorama.  
TB370  PART 2.  
An exciting line of ten charging 1st and 6th French Hussars. as Part 1 with our unique interlocking bases.                                                    

TB371  GENERAL LASALLE AT WAGRAM.
One of Napoleon’s most flamboyant Generals. Painted to connoisseur standard to resemble the painting by Edouard Detaille.
TB371 PART 2.
To compliment Lasalle we just had to bring out his charging Cuirassiers again with our interlocking bases to form a beautiful diorama. Nine breathtaking horsemen including the Eagle.

TB372 CHASSEURS A PIED  - WATERLOO IMPERIAL GUARD.
Complete with Bearskins blue overalls and plumes red over green, as you would expect to see them in action .
TB372A  ADVANCING ON GUARD  - 6 figures.
TB372B  ADVANCING AT THE READY  - 6 figures.
TB372C ADVANCING - 2 on Guard, 2 at ready, 2 wounded.
TB372D STANDING ON GUARD  - 6 figures.
TB372E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB372F OFFICER ADVANCING
TB372G OFFICER FALLING WOUNDED
TB372H MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5figures.
TB372J EAGLE  BEARER AND ESCORTS
TB372K 2 DRUMMERS
TB372L “VIVE L’EMPEREUR” - Chasseur shouting , standing - musket raised , bearskin suspended on musket.
TB372M STANDING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB372N STANDING LOAD 6 - figures.
TB372O KNEELING FIRE  6 - figures.

TB373 CAPTURING THE  EAGLE  - BAROSSA.
Barossa - 5th March 1811 featuring the moment of triumph for Sergeant Patrick Masterton and his Regiment the 87th (Princeof Wales’ Irish). Masterton is shown holding aloft the captured Eagle with four other figures (French and British).   All bases fit together to form the vignette.

TB374 THE KING’S GERMAN LEGION - WATERLOO 1815.
Formed from Hanoverians and trained by the British Army ,using and wearing British equipment they formed an integral part
of Wellington ’s force.They were heavily engaged at La Haye Sainte.
FIGURES ARE AVAILABLE AS CENTRE, GRENADIER, AND LIGHT COMPANIES 1st OR 2nd REGTS.  
TB374A STANDING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB374B STANDING READY -  6 figures.
TB374C KNEELING READY - 6 figures.
TB374D KNEELING FIRING - 6 figures.
Two each of three available per box by request.
TB374E SERGEANT WITH PIKE OR MUSKET
TB374F OFFICER
TB374G OFFICER WOUNDED
TB374H SIDE DRUMMER
TB374J KING’S COLOUR
TB374K REGT’L COLOUR
TB374L 5 MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.

TB375 THE KING’S GERMAN LEGION HUSSARS.
Equipped and  uniformed as their British comrades theRegiments gave value time and again to Wellington in the Peninsular and
Waterloo campaigns.Three Regiments are available as listed.

1st. Jacket & Pelisse - Dark Blue.        2nd. Jacket & Pelisse - Dark Blue.       3rd. Jacket & Pelisse - Dark Blue.
       Facings - Red.                                            Facings - White.                                      Facings - Yellow.  
1st .Lace - White -Officers - Silver.     2nd. Lace - White - Officers - Silver.      3rd. Lace - White - Officers - Silver.

TB375A TROOPERS - 3 charging.  
TB375B TROOPERS  - 2 charging and 1 wounded.
TB375C OFFICER - charging.
TB375D TRUMPETER - charging.

TB376 THE KING’S GERMAN  LIGHT DRAGOONS.  
Active in the Peninsular  campaign and at Waterloo . Two Regiments available as listed.  

1st. Uniform - Dark Blue.                2nd. Uniform - Dark Blue.
     Facings - Scarlet.                               Facings - Scartlet.
       Lace - Yellow.                                      Lace. - White.
      Officers - Gold.                                   Officers - Silver.

TB376A  TROOPERS - 3 charging.  
TB376B TROOPERS - 3 charging.
TB376C - ST. BEARER.rr
TB376D TRUMPETER.
TB376E OFFICER.

TB377 MORTALLY WOUNDED FRENCH CAVALRY.  
Individualy boxed figures of wounded French Cavalrymen each with its separate horse.

TB377A  - Chasseur of the line.   TB377B - Lancer of the line.   TB377C - Trumpeter of Lancers. TB377D - Red Lancer of the Guard.   TB377E - Trumpeter of Red Lancers.   TB377F - Polish Lancer of the Guard. TB377G - Trumpeter of Polish Lancers.   TB377H - Empress Dragoon .   TB377J - Trumpeter of Empress Dragoons. TB377K - Horse Grenadier of the Guard.    TB377L - Trumpeter of Horse Grenadiers.   TB377M - Chasseur of the Guard. TB377N - Trumpeter of  Guard Chasseurs.   TB477O - Cuirassiers.   TB377P - Trumpeter of Cuirassiers. TB377Q - Carbineers.   TB377R - Trumpeter of  Carbineers.   TB377S - Hussars.   TB377T - Trumpeter of Hussars.  .  TB377U - Mameluk of the Guard.  TB377W  - Garde Artillery - gunner with horse.   
TB377X Garde Artillery- gunner with broken wheel                                                                                                                                                 

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.                                                                                                                         

TB379 ‘ APRES LE CHARGE .’
A spirited line of nine horses  with eight riders  - Lancers of Napoleon’s  Guard ( two Officer’s a wounded  trumpeter and five
troopers.) Returning from the charge under the watchful eyes of  the Emperor. With its interlocking bases to forn its own diorama.
Available as Red or Polish Lancers of the Guard.

TB380 ‘ LEAVE ME TO DIE..’ - WATERLOO 1815.
In his memoirs Colonel Lemonnier-Delafosse remarked that on leaving the field of  Waterloo he saw a French Grenadier his
uniform torn and stained, his face blackened by powder, leaning on his musket . The Colonel told him to join them as they retreated ,he answered thus.  
“These hands have with this musket  used today more than twenty packets of cartridges . It is more than my share ,I supplied myself
with ammunition from the dead , Leave me to die here on the field of battle . It is not courage that fails me ,but strength.”

TB381 MORTALLY WOUNDED BRITISH CAVALRY.
TB381A - Trooper with seperate dead horse - Scot’s Greys ( 2nd Dragoons, )
TB381B -      :          :        :           :       :     - 1st Royal Dragoons.       
TB381C -     :          :        :           :       :     -  6th Inniskilling Dragoons.
TB381D -     :          :        :           :       :    - 1st Life Guards.
TB381E -     :          :        :           :       :    -  Royal Horse Guards ( The Blues.)

TB382 THE DEFENCE OF HOUGOUMONT - WATERLOO 1815.
A  supurb diorama of the closing of the gates at the hight of the battle.Consists of a wall section and gates with firing platforms.
Size approx 15” x6” (370 x150 mm) 24 foot figures including Eagle Bearer, inspired by the painting by Robert Gibb.
* Extra Infantry figures with individual bases both French and British are available to extend the scene.
TB382A - BRITISH  GUARDS  ADVANCING - OFFICER ,SERGEANT, GUARDSMAN.
TB382B - FRENCH  ADVANCING - GRENADIER OR VOLTIGEUR - OFFICER - FALLING WOUNDED.

TB382 DEFENCE OF HOUGOUMONT Part 2 ‘ GUARDS MAKE READY’
Fourteen figures of British Guardsmen in action consisting of a hastily assembled firing party commanded by a junior Officer and his Sergeant. The front rank in Kneel Fire position, second rank Standing Fire, Loading and At Ready, one wounded and one dead Guardsman ………. And a not overly amused farmyard hen.
All on it’s own base designed to butt up against Part 1, but equally capable of display by itself.

TB382 DEFENCE OF HOUGOUMONT Part 3 THE FRENCH ATTACK ’
Emerging from the copse, the infantry of Jerome Napoleon’s division fling themselves against the wall pierced with loopholes from which their attack suffered heavy losses. They tried repeatedly to force their way through the gates, during the attack Colonel Cubieres was mortally  wounded. Lieutenant Legros managed to force his way through only to be exterminated by the garrison.

Part 3 ............. Voltiguers sharp shooting at the loopholes whilst Grenadiers advance. Complete with its scenic base that butts up to the rear of Part 1 it consists of seventeen infantry figures in various advancing and firing positions. The mounted Colonel reels from the saddle mortally wounded. A Voltigeur, his grapple hook secured attempts to scale the wall; another is about to cast his..........

TB383 JOHN SCOTT OF THE 93rd.
Imortalising the famous stand of the 93rd at Balaclava . Complete with its own certificate and legend.

TB384 ISANDLWANA - “ PRIDE OF THE 24th.”
A proud veteran  - defiant to the end , faces the Zulu hordes. Complete with certificate and legend.

TB384A - TB384B DEFENCE OF RORKE’S DRIFT.
Two figure vignettes sold separately on own scenic bases of the 24th foot.

TB385 COMMAND DECISION.
Napoleon and Marshal Ney ponder the battle.Figures in our connoisseur range on a scenic base. - map outstretched on a drum.
Napoleon is wearing the Chasseur a Cheval undress uniform.

TB386 27th INNISKILLING REGT. OF FOOT - WATERLOO 1815.
TB386A STANDING READY - 6 figures.
TB386B STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB386C KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB386D KNEELING READY - 6 figures.
TB386E STANDING LOAD - 6 figures.
TB386F KNEELING LOAD - 6 figures.
TB386G OFFICER
TB386H OFFICER  FALLING WOUNDED
TB386J MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB386K KING’S COLOUR
TB386L REGT’L COLOUR
TB386M  COLOUR SGT’S - 2 figures.
TB386N SERGEANT
TB386O DRUMMER
TB386P MTD. COLONEL
TB386Q FRENCH  CUIRASSIEUR DESPATCHED BY PVTE.
TB386R FRENCH LANCER   DESPATCHED BY PVTE.
TB386S PVTE. LEADING WOUNDED COMRADE
TB386T STANDING  BITING CARTRIDGE, - 6 figures.
TB386U STANDING EXTRACTING CARTRIDGE FROM CARTOUCHE, - 6 figures.
TB386V KNEELING  BITING CARTRIDGE, - 6 figures.
TB386W KNEELING EXTRACTING CARTRIDGE FROM CARTOUCHE, - 6 figures.
TB386X WOUNDED 5 different positions of wounded privates.
NOTE :- K,L,O. CENTRE COY. ONLY. Q,R,S, GRENADIER /  LIGHT COY. ONLY. M, GRENADIER  /  LIGHT COY. ONLY.

TB387 ZULU - THE DEFENCE OF RORKES DRIFT 1879
PART 1 Situated on its scenic base  13”x8” consists of a barricade of mealie bags and tipped-up wagon.Twenty figures represent the
British 24th foot - B Company, firing, loading, cursing for ammution.  A Scared drummer boy blowing “Regroup”, “Michael Himself ”
 ( Lt. G. Bromhead ), Colour Sergeant Bourne, Corporal Allen, - no doubt you will recognise the characters , fighting furiously as
you would expect ........ Two Zulu warriors lie dead outside the barricade ....... Two more are getting closer......

PART 2 A line of  charging, falling , animated Zulus - Ten figures in all on a base ..... You can almost smell the sweat and hear their
war cry as they blood-thirstily charge the barricade. Size approx.13”x4”it butts up to the front of Part 1.

PART3 ( Left side). PART 4 ( Right side).Butt up to the sides of Parts 1 &2. Each has Eight further animated Zulus again charging
full tilt at B Company. Parts 1 and 2 in our opinion are a must. Parts 3 and 4  are up to you - but if you did collect them you would
own the full diorama.

TB388 THE COLOUR 3rd 14th BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
The Colours of a Regiment were carried by Ensigns, the most junior of commisioned Officers. They were usually very young , due to the purchase system.In 1815 the 3rd/ 14th fought at Waterloo.The Battalion Regt’l Colour was carried by Ensign Hon George T.Keppel -
who celebrated his 16th birthday only five days before the Battle . TB388 shows the Ensign and Colour at rest, presented on its scenic
base the figure is based on a painting by Richard Scollins.It can also be painted to represent other Regts. of the Line.                          

TB389 NAPOLEON’S MAMELUKES OF THE GUARD - AT THE CHARGE
All the vigour and of Napoleon’s irregular Syrian / Egyptian Cavalry is captured in these figures. Galloping horses fully animated with
separate reins and embelishments.
TB389A  MAMELUKES - 3 charging with drawn swords.
TB389B MAMELUKES - 3  charging 1 with sword, 1 with axe, 1 brandishing Dragoon pistol.
TB389C MAMELUKES - 3 charging  1 with sword, 1 firing pistol, 1wounded.
TB389D OFFICER
TB389E  TRUMPETER
TB389F PORTE -QUE - 2 differing figures.
TB389G EAGLE BEARER

TB390 BRITISH WATERLOO & PENINSULAR LIGHT INFANTRY
All Companies wear Light Infantry wings Light Infantry Shako with green plumes. Waterloo Regt’s wear grey overalls. Peninsular Regt’s
wear white ducks. WATERLOO REGT’S AVAILABLE:- 51st 2nd YORKSHIRES, and 52nd OXFORDSHIRES.
PENINSULAR REGT’S AVAILABLE:- 43rd MONMOUTHSHIRES, 51st 2nd YORKS. 52ndOXFORDS. 53rd SHROPSHIRES,
68th DURHAMS. 85th BUCKS. VOLUNTEERS, 74th HIGHLAND ( not in Highland dress).
TB390A  STANDING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB390B STANDING READY -  6 figures.
TB390C KNEELING READY - 6 figures.
TB390D KNEELING FIRING - 6 figures
TB390E STANDING LOAD ramming his rifle  - 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.
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.

TB391 “PENINSULAR FORAGING”
This figure tells its own story . Napoleonic soldiers of all armies had to forage to survive. Wellington ’s Army was no exception.
The Sergeant is bringing winter cheer, between hard campaigning.

TB392 “GOOD OLD ARGYLL’S”
Between 8am and 9am on the morning of May 10th 1915, during the second battle of Ypres ,a trench south of the Menin Road
manned by the 2nd  Cameron Highlanders was about to be overrun by the enemy.The 9th Argyll’s were ordered to support them.
Major James Christie led A and B Coy’s through horrific shell and machine gun fire to aid the Cameron’s.The advance lay over a
bare slope without cover ,men fell fast but the Argyll’s never wavered . The trenches were reinforced.
TB392 consists of six Highlanders and their Officer, Major Christie.AQM have tried to portray the carnage of the time and record
the debt we owe to those who gave their lives and to the many brave men who fought in the conflict. Bases lock to form a vignette.

TB393 PENINSULAR INCIDENT
The Colours were symbolic of the Battalions honour and its devotion to the Sovereign, reinforced by the religious consecration of
each new pair.They were the focal point of the Battalion and a rallying point in Battle . The greatest disgrace to befall a unit was the
loss of a Colour and thus the most desperate struggles raged around them:it might have been Corunna, Cadiz , Badajos, Salamanca ,
Burgos or Vittoria.It could be any British Regiment during the Napoleonic Wars.We just happen to have chosen the 4th (King’s Own
Royal Regt.) This time the enemy lost out.

TB394 STUMBLING HORSE & RIDER
FRENCH CAVALRY REGTS. - TWO RIDER POSITIONS  - A OR B AVAILABLE AS FOLLOWS :-
1 - CARBINEER,  2 - EMPRESS DRAGOON,  3 - RED LANCERS,  4 - POLISH LANCERS,  5 - CHASSEUR A CHEVAL,             
6 - GRENADIER A CHEVAL,  7 - HUSSAR,  8 – CUIRASSIER.

TB395 “THE REARGUARD” 1812 THE GREAT RETREAT
The snow fell heavily, freezing damp clothes to marching bodies.An envelope of ice siezes and stiffens their limbs.A sharp violent wind
grabs their breath, forming icicles on beards and mouths, muskets slip from hands, some trip and fall. Soon snow covers them.
Under cover of darkness Ney’s reaguard stand firm, warding off repeated Cossack attack. Meanwhile the remnant of the Grand Armee
limp slowly and painfully away.....
Consisting of fourteen animated figures including Marshal Ney inspired by Adolphe Yvon’s painting. Complete with scenic features and
our own interlocking bases. A definite must for any Napoleonic buff.

TB396 ‘ RUNNING UP THE COLOUR’ - BADAJOZ 1812
The45th Nottinghamshire Regiment claim to be the first to enter the French held fortress.Lieutenant Macpherson was one the first attackers over the wall and succeeded in pulling down the French Tricolour.Not having a Union Flag to hoist in its place, the Officer took off his
red coatee and ran that up instead. This feat is commemorated on the 6th of April each year when red jackets are flown on Regimental
flag staffs and at Nottingham Castle . 
TB396 is a spirited vignette with Lt.Macpherson in shirtsleeves a sergeant and a wounded private of the 45th ‘Cheering the Colour.’
Complete with flag pole and coatee and with interlocking flag stone base.

TB397 THE STORMING OF BADAJOZ - 1812
When they stormed and entered the fortress,Corporal Kelly was the first man to jump from the ramparts, killing a Frnch Colonel as he
did so..... Our diorama shows the 45th at the height of the action.........scaling ladders and boarding parties, Cpl. Kelly having despatched
one unluckey 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 familier, somehow have found another breach in the
defences.Six Frenchmen are aware of this intrusion .......... some to their cost!

TB398 ‘SHARPSHOOTERS’ KING’S GERMAN LIGHT INFANTRY BATTALIONS - WATERLOO
The 1st and 2nd Light Battalions are dressed in a style approx. to that of the British Rifle Regiments.Rifle green jackets, light grey
overalls, ‘stovepipe’ shako, 1st a green plume, 2nd a green ball pompon.They are equipped with the ‘Sharpshooters’ trademark the
famous Baker rifle.There are other Battalion differences which our figures accurately depict.Available in ‘skirmish actiont’ they are a
fresh edition to a rapidly expanding subject.
THE FOLLOWING APPLY TO 1st & 2nd BATTALIONS:-
TB398A STANDING FIRING - 6 figures .
TB398B KNEELING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB398C KNEELING LOAD - 6 figures.
TB398D STANDING RAMMING LOAD - 6 figures.
TB398E STANDING READY - 6 figures.
TB398F LYING FIRE  - using shako as rifle rest, 6figures.
TB398G SERGEANT
TB398H OFFICER
NOTE:- There is a distinctive difference in Dress of Officers between the two Battalions.

TB399 ‘ONE FOR THE POT’
A lighthearted interlude between hostilities.Troops of all Armies from time to time, found themselves in need of sustainance. Our two
soldiers are typical of an ongoing need. It’s almost Christmas.......positive action is required! The victim, however is not prepared to
co-operate.
Set in Napoleonic scenario - there are two variations to this theme:- Napoleon’s Chasseur and Wellington ’s Peninsular veteran.
Painted to connoisseur standard as all vignettes.
TB399A TROOPER  - 16th CHASSEUR OF THE LINE  including victim.
TB399B RIFLEMAN 60th FOOT (ROYAL AMERICAN) including victim.

TB400 ‘GORDON’S AND THE GREY’S’
“It was squadrons at the gallop (Gawd the ‘orses!) An’ the Gordons makin’ ‘ istry with the Greys, It was brimstone, ‘ail an’ fire..........”
Inspired by the painting in the Scottish United Services Museum , Edinburgh we decided to produce a series of vignettes, sculptured as
closely as possible to the original by Stanley Berkeley that could if required,end as a complete diorama.

PART 1 :- captures the action and heroic spirit of this famous charge at Waterloo . The centrepiece of the picture is a Scots Grey’s
Officer at full gallop with a Gordon hanging on to his stirrup leaping over a fallen Cuirassieur and his stricken horse.

PART 2 :- a dismounted Cuirassiur with his fallen horse; the Frenchman is firing his pistol, he is about to be sabred by a Scot’s
Grey’s Trooper.

PART 3 :- Sergeant Ewart, Scot’s Grey’s, with the captured Eagle of the French 45th Infantry.Ewart is exchanging blows with a
mounted Cuirassier attempting to recapture the Eagle; meanwhile a Gordon clutching his stirrup is reeling backwards having been shot
by the Cuirassier in PART 2.

PART 4: - Twelve Highlanders advancing, including Ensign with Regimental Colour and Two Colour Sergeants.All the bases fit together
and are designed to fit curves and to butt-up against Parts 1, 2, and 3.This completes the diorama.Parts 2 and 3 need  extra             
interlocking pieces to join preceeding Parts together.
THIS SET IS THE ULTIMATE IN ACTION & IS FINISHED TO MUSEUM STANDARD.  

TB401 “NO SURRENDER”
On October 28th 1914 the 36th Ulster Division was iniated by drawing on the resources of the UVF and Infantry Battalions were raised in
Belfast , Antrim, Down, Armagh, Tyrone, Londonderry , Donegal and Fermanagh. The Divisional Artillery was raised in England ,
Proudly chosen as the Divisional badge was the red hand of Ulster .
On the 1st of July 1916 the Infantry of the 36th Ulster Division were reported to have charged the German trenches shouting “No
surrender”, the battle-cry of the Derry apprentice boys and the Ulster loyalists to this day.Four Victoria Crosses were won by
Ulstermen on this anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne .
This is a limited edition vignette with interlocking bases:- An Inniskilling Sergeant encourages comrades over ‘No Mans Land ’,
under enemy fire.  

TB402 FRENCH INFANTRY - WATERLOO 1815
Wearing overcoats and various coloured overalls and shako covers - “A motley crew”.
The following positions are available as GRENADIERS, VOLTIGEUR or  FUSILIERS.
TB402A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB402B ADVANCING READY - 6 figures.
TB402C STANDING FIRING - 6 figures.
TB402D STANDING RAMMING - 6 figures.
TB402E STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.                                                                                                                                  
TB402F STANDING READY - 6 figures.
A wounded falling figure is available and can be substited.
Individual Drummers, Officers,Eagle and Escorts available in due course.

TB403 BAND OF THE 11th HUSSARS - NORTHWEST FRONTIER Parade Dress c.1897
Wearing  White tropical helmets.
TB403A - Small Euphonium, Trumpet, Cornet, Clarinet.
TB403B - Bassoon, Medium Euphonium, Cornet, Clarinet.
TB403C - Cymbals, Saxaphone, Cornet, Clarinet.
TB403D - Kettledrummer
TB403E - Director of Music

TB404 BRITISH LIGHT COY. “SHARPSHOOTERS”
Certain Light Company marksmen were designated Sharpshooters.They were usually the best shots in the Regt.and where possible were equipped with the new Baker Rifle.
TB404A STANDING FIRING - 6 figures
TB404B KNEELING FIRING - 6 figures
TB404C STANDING READY - 6 figures
TB404D KNEELING READY - 6 figures
TB404E KNEELING LOAD - 6  figures
TB404F STANDING LOAD - 6 figures
TB404G SERGEANT - POINTING, and at READY - 2 figures
TB404H OFFICER

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 Imperial
Decree 11th May 1807. 1808 thyey were at Le Havre to prevent continual raids by the British Navy.Part of the Grande Armee they
served at Wagram.By the 1st of January 1810 they were on route for Spain : by the 7th of February they were at Burgos under the
command of General Dorsenne and attached to the Young Guard.In October 1810 they fought at Salamanca , later were at Aldia
until March 1812.The Battalion then joined the Russian campaign, seeing action at Krasnoe and at the Beresina.The Russian winter
decimated them down to three Officers and one hundred and ten men. In 1810 they were again the Imperial HQ. Guard, serving later
at Leipzig and later Hanau . Being dispersed to various besieged garrisons - the Neuchatel effectively ceased to exist and formal
disbandment 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

NEUCHATEL FUSILIERS:-
TB405A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB405B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB405C ADVANCING 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 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.  
A standing ramming-load figure is available & can be substituted -2 per box.                                                                                       

TB406 BAND OF THE LEICESTERSHIRE REGT. - INDIA 1881
TB406A - Trombone, Cymbals, Saxaphone, Bassoon, Cornet, Clarinet, Trumpet, Sousaphone.
TB406B - Bass, large Euphonium, med. Euph., small Euph., Cornet, Clarinet, French Horn, Trombone.
TB406C - Drum Major, Bass Drum, Tenor Drum, Side Drum, Trumpet, Cornet, Clarinet, Trombone.

TB407 NEW ZEALAND CANTERBURY VOLUNTEER CAVALRY BAND 1875
TB407A - Small Euphonium, Trumpet, Cornet, Clarinet.
TB407B - Bassoon, medium Euphonium, French horn, Trombone.
TB407C - Cymbals, Saxaphone, Cornet, Clarinet.
TB407D - Kettledrummer
TB407E - Director of Music
 

TB408 FRENCH INFANTRY OF THE LINE 1810 - 1815
We have now re-designed the above, although TB317A-F are still available, these new figures will eventually superceed them.
GRENADIERS:-
TB408A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures. 
TB408B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB408C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB408E STANDING READY - 6 figures.
TB408F KNEELING FIRE - 6figures.
TB408G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB408H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408J OFFICER ADVANCING wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB408K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB408L SERGEANT STANDING WITH COY. FANION
TB408M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
TB408N EAGLE & ESCORTS
A standing ramming-load figure is available and can be substituted 2 per box.

VOLTIGEURS:-
TB408A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB408B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB408C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB408E STANDING READY - 6 figures.
TB408F KNEELING FIRE - 6figures.
TB408G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB408H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408J OFFICER ADVANCING wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB408K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB408L SERGEANT STANDING WITH COY. FANION
TB408M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
TB408N**CORNET OF VOLTIGEURS
A standing ramming-load figure is available and can be substited 2 per box.

FUSILIERS:-
TB408A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB408B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB408C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB408E STANDING READY - 6 figures.                                                                                                                                         
TB408F KNEELING FIRE - 6figures.
TB408G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB408H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB408J OFFICER ADVANCING wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB408K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB408L SERGEANT STANDING WITH COY. FANION
TB408M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
A standing ramming-load figure is available and can be substited 2 per box

 TB409 QUATRE BRAS “ THE  BLACK  WATCH AT BAY ”
Inspired by the painting of  W. B. Wollen R. I. in the Black Watch Museum , Perth , Scotland , it depicts the 42nd Highland Regt.being
attacked by French Lancers of the Line. “On horses foam-flecked by the fury of their charge,Kellermann’s Cavalry circle a 
Highland square, fighting desperately, standing in the Rye ”.
Utilising our unique interlocking system, the various parts provide an exciting vignette.
PART 1:- A Black Watch Officer and three standing Highlanders, one in defence and two firing
PART 2:- In the immediate foreground a fallen trumpeter of French Lancers - still holding his trumpet aloft, lies alongside his wounded
horse while a kneeling Highlander waits on guard.
PART 3:-An Officer of the 5th Regt.of French Lancers charges his mount full-tilt sending one Highlander reeling, whilst another lunges
with the bayonet.At their feet lies a fallen comrade..... his duty done.
PART 4:- A French Officer of Lancers stampedes his horse into the rear of the battered square, a Highlander is almost bowled over ....
......A Sergeant with Pike moves in defence! 
PART 5 A French Lancer is reeling back in the saddle, having been shot by a Highlander in Part 1, meantime a
wounded 42nd Drummer wonders if he will miss being trampled underfoot by the lancers startled horse.
PART 6 More Highlanders in action, seven figures in all, Standing Ready, Kneeling, Reeling back and a crawling
Highlander bowled over by the horse in Part 3
PART 7 A French Lancer, lance lowered charges ‘ Hell for Leather ’ at the rapidly closing side of the square as the others stand firm.
A Highlander from Part 1 takes aim intent on stopping him. Another Highlander falls backwards from the impact
of the French Officer’s horse in  Part 4. A Highlander takes aim to bring him down, another desperately primes
the pan of his musket........ This is the final Part and completes the vignette....... unless you feel the need to add more!

 TB410 NAPOLEON’S SWISS TROOPS :- THE VALAIS BATTALION 1805-1813
The Valais Battalion  was raised in the service of France after Napoleon created the independant Canton of  Valais under the dominance
of France . The Canton ’s strategic importance was that it contained the Great St. Bernard and Simplon passes through the Alps - the key for
the French Army to manouvre in Northern Italy.In 1805 Napoleon requested the Republic of  Valais to provide him a Battalion of  Infantry,comprising of Staff,Grenadier Coy, and four Fusilier Coy’s.
The Battalion’s uniform was essentially, that of the Regulation French Line Infantry, but differed in colouring, being tradionally red of the
Swiss Troops in French Service. The red coat had white facings, collar, cuffs and turnbacks.The breeches and overalls were white with dark
grey gaiters and blue greatcoats, all other equipment as the regular French Line Regiments.

GRENADIER COMPANY’S:-

TB410A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB410B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB410C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB410D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB410E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB410F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB410G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB410H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB410J OFFICER ADVANCING - wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB410K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB410L SERGEANT -  standing with Coy. Fanion.
TB410M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
TB410N BATTALION FANION & ESCORTS.

FUSILIER COMPANY’S:-
TB410A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB410B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB410C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB410D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.                                                                                                                            
TB410E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB410F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB410G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB410H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB410J OFFICER ADVANCING - wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB410K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB410L SERGEANT -  standing with Coy. Fanion.
TB410M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
*Although possibly ,origionally intended there is no record of  a Voltigeur Company ever existing.

TB411 NAPOLEON’S SWISS TROOPS
The French Army  of the Napoleonic period had many ‘Regiments Etrangeres’serving with them.They were an integral part of the National Army, not Allied Forces. The standard of many, left much to be desired, but amongst them the Swiss troops were of outstanding quality.   In 1803 an agreement was signed that Switzerland would furnish France with four Infantry Regiments and in addition agreed not to provide troops for any other State.  
The four Regiment’s served with distinction from 1806 until Napoleon’s final abdication in 1815. Napoleon regarded them very highly
indeed. As the ravages of  the Peninsular war depleted their number replacements were slow to be found. It was suggested, that men of other nationalities should be recruited for the Swiss Regts. Napoleon would have none of it, he insisted that only Swiss Nationals  should  be allowed to join to join these Regiment’s.
After service in Spain the Swiss accompanied the Grand Armee in the dreadfull Russian Campaign of 1812.They then fought throughout 1813 and 1814 .In 1815 most of the Swiss remained loyal to the King whose service they had entered, but a contingent of veterans,700 strong served L’Empereur with distinction at Waterloo .
The Swiss were equipped and uniformed identical to their French counterparts.However the coat colour being red was entirely different.
The 1st Regt. had Yellow facings, 2nd  Dark Blue, 3rd Black, 4th Light Blue.Facing Colours were worn on  the collar (except for Voltigeurs who had buff Yellow),lapels and cuffs.Piping colours  were Light Blue for 1st. Yellow for 2nd. White for 3rd. Black for 4th. Swiss Grenadier Coy’s. had white epaulettes instead of red - which would not have shown up distinctly on red jackets.  
*THE FOLLOWING ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL FOUR REGIMENTS:-

GRENADIER COMPANY’S
TB411A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB411B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB411C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.  
TB411D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB41IE STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB411F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB411J OFFICER ADVANCING - wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB411K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB411L SERGEANT -  standing with Coy. Fanion.
TB411M DRUMMERS - 2 figures
TB411N BATTALION FANION & ESCORTS

FUSILIER COMPANY’S
TB411A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB411B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB411C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB411D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB411E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB411F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB411J OFFICER ADVANCING - wearing Bicorne or Shako.
TB411K MORTALLY WOUNDED - 5 figures.
TB411L SERGEANT -  standing with Coy. Fanion.
TB411M DRUMMERS - 2 figures.

 VOLTIGEUR  COMPANY’S:-
TB411A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB411B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.
TB411C ADVANCING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.
TB411D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.
TB411E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.  
TB411F KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411G STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.
TB411H STANDING - 2 differing figures loading, 2 wounded, 1 at ready, 1 on guard.  

TB412  THE VELITI OF THE ITALIAN ROYAL GUARD 1805-1815
Napoleon Bonaparte having crowned himself King of Italy in the Cathedral of Milan in 1805, the Republic became the Kingdom of Italy (Regno Italico). A Guard was constituted in Italy , just as in France and was composed of carefully selected troops from the Line Regts., with Officers from middle class families.On June 20th 1805 it became the Royal Guard comprising of one Battalion of Grenadiers and one Battalion of  Cacciatori (Chasseurs). The Royal Guard saw action in Spain , Russia , Dalmatia and Germany .                 

CACCIATORI OF THE GUARD:-
Dressed in white uniforms with green facings, black bearskins ,green epaulettes with red fringes and red over green plum. As splended in appearance as the French Imperial Guard.
TB412A ADVANCING ON GUARD - 6 figures.  
TB412B ADVANCING AT READY - 6 figures.  
TB412C ADVANCING - 2 on guard, 2 at ready, 2 wounded.  
TB412D STANDING ON GUARD - 6 figures.  
TB412E STANDING AT READY - 6 figures.  
TB412F STANDING FIRE - 6 figures.  
TB412G KNEELING FIRE - 6 figures.  
TB412H OFFICER ADVANCING  
TB412J OFFICER FALLING WOUNDED  
TB412K FANION & ESCORTS  
TB412L DRUMMERS - 2 figures.
GRENADIERS OF THE GUARD:- figures also available in the above positions. Uniform identical except for brass Eagle plate on bearskins, red plumes and red epaulettes.

TB413 FANFARE PRINCIPALE de L’ARME BLINDEE CAVALERIE
Recently produced for the French Ecole de Cavalerie, Saumur,  the Kettledrums and  Fanfare trumpeters with the help and guidance of the Commandant. The Band is fully mounted and with the exception of the Kepi wears the uniform of 1882.  
The uniform is Dark Navy tunic, Red riding breeches, Pale Blue Kepi, the set is resplendent and very French.
In the words of the Commandant....... “ This mounted Band sure does have “chic”. I especially admire the rendition of the attitude of  
the Bandsmen. Our Bandmaster who was the first to see your work, told me that he’d wish his men to be all the time as dashing as the model soldiers.I am amazed at the accuracy of this new set. The instruments (above all the Helicons), the trumpet banners, the tack of the horses,the tricolour cords are just stunning. Congratulations for a remarkable job”.
The reins, trumpet banners, and cords are all separately and painstakingly applied and not just moulded. Many hours have gone into the production and we are proud to offer this set which should prove an asset to any toy or model soldier collection.
TB413A  - Lance Corporal - Bass Trumpet (playing), Staff Seargent - Trumpet (playing), Private - Trumpet (playing).  
TB413B - Sergeant - Trumpet (playing), Lance Corporal - Trumpet (playing), Corporal - Trumpet (playing).  
TB413C - Private -  Trumpet (at rest), Private - Bass Trumpet (at rest), Corporal - Helicon (at rest).  
TB413D - Lance Corporal - Bass Trumpet (at rest), Private - Bass Trumpet (playing), Corporal - Helicon (playing).  
TB413E - Lieutenant  Trumpet Major  
TB413F - Corporal  - Kettledrums

TB414 MOUNTED BAND  KURASSIER REGTS. IMPERIAL GERMAN ARMY  
TB414A - Sousaphone, Trumpet, Cornet.   
TB414B - Lge. Euph., Saxaphone, Cornet.  
TB414C - Lge. Euph., French Horn, Trumpet.  
T414D - Bass, Small Euph., Med. Euph.
TB414E  KETTLEDRUMMER
TB414F  MUSIKMEISTER
TB414G  TRUMPETER
TB414H  FIELD OFFICER  
TB414J  STANDARD BEARER  
TB414K  CORPORAL - with Pennant.  
TB414L KURASSIERS -  3 figures.
THE FOLLOWING REGIMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AS ABOVE :- GARDE KURASSIER ( Parade Eagle Helmet),
2nd, 4th, 6th, 7th, 8th ( Spiked Helmets )
TB414G TRUMPETER
TB414H FIELD OFFICER
TB414J STANDARD BEARER
TB414K CORPORAL - with pennant.  
TB414L KURASSIERS - 3 figures
1st Leib, 3rd, & 5th ( Spiked Helmets ) AS ABOVE. Regimental Trumpet Corps & Trompetmeister are also  available.

TB415 BRITISH LINE INFANTRY PENINSULAR WARS 1808-1814
The Peninsular Campaigns are well documented and Wellington’s Army’s deeds are now legend, Corunna, Talavera, Busaco, Barrosa, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria. These are battle honours still carried on the Colours of Regiments today. In all these hard fought battles Wellington ’s infantry played an integral part. A weather beaten, hard toned and often hungry army of seasoned warriors in ragged ill fitting uniform, an army who’s courage and fire power in the heat of battle was often proven second to none.  
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 Colours Bearer -King’s
TB415E Colours 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 as centre, 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