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British mounted officers, by Richard Ansell. I really like the facial expresssions on these gentlemen, especially the one wearing his hat.
OK, here they are: today I received pictures of the latest sculpts that Richard Ansell just finished and these are real beauties, as one might expect. I am tempted to dribble out a few pictures at a time, but these are just too nice to hold back, so here we go.
The new British army figures include two mounted officers, 4 centre company rank & file, 1 each of centre company officer, standard bearer, NCO and drummer.
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Centre Companies Command figures in campaign uniform.
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Centre company rank & file in campaign uniform.
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Rear view of the rank & file showing (from left to right) blanket roll, tumpline, and two marching variants.
We also have British grenadiers wearing their bearskins: NCO, drummer, 2 marching variants, 1 advancing/at the ready pose, and 1 standing firing pose.
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(left to right) NCO, Drummer, and Standing Firing
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Two grenadier marching variants and one advancing w/ leveled musket.
I will post front and rear views of everything on the Fife & Drum blog. See link in the left hand column of this page.
The new British army figures include two mounted officers, 4 centre company rank & file, 1 each of centre company officer, standard bearer, NCO and drummer.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6yKLEqnvkiuamcX02l4F601np35TGQp7j7PgE3BLlO-26wLwAlZ4kgE-_umoipjkhEbIao3VJ5p3z77ptklscWs0UdCM-KXybV0c8XRElajoJYdwVJj7WXBtYG_nsfoSWxxvv0jS3-pQ/s320/Centre_Command_front_003.jpg)
Centre Companies Command figures in campaign uniform.
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Centre company rank & file in campaign uniform.
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Rear view of the rank & file showing (from left to right) blanket roll, tumpline, and two marching variants.
We also have British grenadiers wearing their bearskins: NCO, drummer, 2 marching variants, 1 advancing/at the ready pose, and 1 standing firing pose.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjFOESgm4bjimsraAIh2afnGxIt6S79ABIJtqwSrYV81yOsVYaBqouqJ4pMREbEV9HXmWszfDTAzj6CX7n1FtLVb4A1zBRYL9KvJ7TDMDIhFJC-jsfLtP6DRHxJvShqoQomIAbDCDsdA44/s320/gren_command_front_007.jpg)
(left to right) NCO, Drummer, and Standing Firing
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Two grenadier marching variants and one advancing w/ leveled musket.
I will post front and rear views of everything on the Fife & Drum blog. See link in the left hand column of this page.
Beautiful sculpts!
ReplyDeleteLove the mounted officers...
ReplyDeleteThese sculpts are magnificent - I can't wait to add them to the forces of the Albion Federation and The Grand Duchy of Han-gover!
ReplyDeletecool sculpts - love the grenadiers
ReplyDelete-- Allan
Truly beautiful work. Not a historical period I would normally consider collecting but these do give me pause.
ReplyDeleteCurt
It's hard to believe but Richard seems to got even better lately. I really dig the mounted officers.
ReplyDeleteAre the horses also from Richard?